Ep. 133: And The Writer Is... Daniel Nigro!

[@AntiSocialExtrovert323]

I can’t believe this only has 18 views including me. This man is a genius. Anytime anyone talks about how much they love or like Chappell or Olivia they NEED to put some respect on Dan’s name. Best thing to happen to white pop since the 90s.

[@noahsander-]

is has 11k views bro

[@ShadesofSteph]

Dan I’ve seen live so man times when he was with As Tall As Lions. His music has always been beautiful.

[@gayamarina]

Dan is amazing, I wrote a feature about the album for a Russian outlet, so did some research myself. But I was pretty sure he is an incredible person, hence the performance on SNL, where he looks at Olivia like the proud dad. Thank you for these podcasts to Ross and everyone on the team. It's pure gold.

[@andthewriteris]

Thanks for being a fan! :)

[@jakubgiernatowski2885]

'Front guys who think acting like Scott Weiland makes them a rockstar' - how intensely that resonated This man has a lot to be proud of. Thank you for having this talk

[@zachsurp]

eternally inspired by as tall as lions forever and ever and ever

[@MichaelTurner856]

Awesome!

[@benjaminnims6513]

ATAL’s music changed my life forever, musically and in terms of what it did for (to?) me as a teenager. I still listen to their records frequently.

[@dakotajessen855]

Years of work!

[@loveit8602]

How do you seek out commercial work like Daniel was talking about?

[@samanthaodaniel]

I learned something new every week watching this podcast.

[@dimple5464]

🤣🤣 46.00 everyone r dissapointed on thanx giving

[@bdj_certified7694]

Dans the goat

[@zachsurp]

maybe i missed it but who is the host and what was his band and what songs does he make now?

[@zachsurp]

"an album should be 10 hits"? did you really mean to say that?

[@varasano]

Probably not, but after Sour and Guts, maybe he can get away with it

[@AntiSocialExtrovert323]

I mean the man co-wrote almost all of Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, he has the talent to back it up.

[@ruahproduction1739]

Are musicians in America signed to a label before have any songs written.

[@its_arvinsingh]

You make good songs and build a fan base. That way you have a reputation. If the label likes you and thinks you will be successful, you get signed and then you start making songs for the label.

[@AntiSocialExtrovert323]

No.