Danny Coleman

Danny Coleman is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Georgetown, Texas.  He has performed throughout the U.S. in styles ranging from Rock to Americana to Blues to Country to Jazz.

Danny's songs are eclectic and often quirky, and have been described as “songs that make you laugh and then make you cry.”  Lyrical content ranges from ruminations on small towns left to die (South Central), and struggling farming communities (Town With No Name), to a lovestruck doomsday prepper trying to woo his gal (Hunker in the Bunker), to an old-school Country & Western commiseration on what it must feel like to be a penguin in Waco, Texas (The Penguins In Waco), to a contemplation on death and dying (Slowly Going Ghost).

As a bassist, Danny has extensive performance and recording experience on fretted, fretless and upright bass.  Danny also plays guitar, mandolin, ukulele, drums, and does recording engineering/production in his home studio.

In addition to performing solo as a singer-songwriter, and backing other musicians as a bassist, Danny also performs with his wife, Carla Coleman (piano, vocals, songwriting) under the name Kinda Sorta.