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DANIELIA COTTON TRAVERSES SOCIO-POLITICAL DIVIDES, ROCK & SOUL CONFINES WITH NEW ALBUM ‘GOOD DAY’ OUT JANUARY 21, 2022

Danielia Cotton, who The New York Times says is “soulful enough to fill a revival tent” today announces her new studio album Good Day out January 21st, 2022. The new record channels Danielia’s eclectic mix of soul and rock while honoring the notion that “we are all warriors.” The album announcement is heralded by the new track “Super Cool,” a charming love song filled with euphonious verses and rollicking guitar riffs. Listen to “Super Cool” here: https://fanlink.to/DCSC.

“Super Cool” was recorded at the Power Station at BerkleeNYC with musicians Charlie Drayton (The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash), Marc Copley ( Rosanne Cash, Billy Squier, Kiefer Sutherland) on guitar, Andy Hess (The Black Crowes, Gov’t Mule) on bass with production by the Grammy-winning Dave O’Donnell (James Taylor, Sheryl Crow, Bettye LaVette). The song is currently active at non-comm radio.

Danielia also worked alongside an array of talented musicians on the album including Kareem Devlin (Lady Gaga) and Grammy-nominated Jeff Cohen (Josh Groban, The Band Perry, Sugarland).

“I’m 54 years old, I’ve been making music whether in my bedroom or on a stage for the past 30 years. Maybe it’s taken me that long to realize that there need not be a theme to a collection of songs, that endangered species we used to call an album. What I will say is I have never been more proud of a collection or of my collaboration with the best producer, musicians and fellow songwriters that I have ever worked with. This album is called ‘Good Day,’ not because it’s the theme but because it’s what I wanted most fervently these songs to give me when I listened to them, and thus also my audience: a good day, or at least a good mood for 3, 6, 9, 50 minutes. As it says in the title song, it’s been a long, long year, so let’s dance, let’s sing.”

Most recently, Danielia paid tribute to the late Charley Pride with a moving cover of his number one single “(I’m So) Afraid Of Losing You Again.” Listen to Danielia’s stirring rendition of the classic country song here: https://fanlink.to/DCSAOLY

Danielia fills the song with her own soulful vocals following her uplifting rock and Motown-charged single “Good Day” released earlier this year. Produced by Cohen, “Good Day” arrived with a video shot on the streets of Danielia’s hometown and a bustling Hopewell, New Jersey. Revisit “Good Day’ here https://youtu.be/6u2iIPVAFQU

Having been compared to rock counterparts Lenny Kravitz and The Black Crowes, Danielia steps into the rock landscape without sacrificing her musical values or sound. an authentic flare for her audience.

Danielia’s soulful vocals merged with gritty, rock ‘n’ roll elements, and her lyrics are spawned by her angst-ridden youth and early life experiences confronting race, gender and wealth disparity. Danielia not only has embraced the notion of Black Rock–she has redefined it. Coming from a small town in New Jersey with few faces of color like her own, Danielia was raised by a single mother who showcased the value of music and education. Although her hometown is more racially diverse now, it was her no-shortcut-taking upbringing that helped her discover rock ‘n roll music.

Photo Credit: Jimmy Fontaine

‘GOOD DAY’ TRACKLIST
1. Good Day
2. Elysian Plains
3. Forgive Me
5. Won’t Get It From Me
6. Follow Me
7. Supercool
8. Lies
9. If U Don’t Want Me
10. Good Soldier
11. Ferris Wheel

GGM Staff

The writers at Guitar Girl Magazine bring a wealth of experience from all corners of the music industry. Our writers are musicians, songwriters, producers, and passionate advocates for women in music, with years of hands-on expertise both on stage and behind the scenes. They are dedicated to amplifying the voices of female guitarists and offering insightful perspectives on gear, technique, and the latest trends in the industry. With a deep love for music and a commitment to empowering the next generation of female artists, the Guitar Girl team is at the forefront of celebrating and inspiring women in music.

GGM Staff
GGM Staff
The writers at Guitar Girl Magazine bring a wealth of experience from all corners of the music industry. Our writers are musicians, songwriters, producers, and passionate advocates for women in music, with years of hands-on expertise both on stage and behind the scenes. They are dedicated to amplifying the voices of female guitarists and offering insightful perspectives on gear, technique, and the latest trends in the industry. With a deep love for music and a commitment to empowering the next generation of female artists, the Guitar Girl team is at the forefront of celebrating and inspiring women in music.
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