Danielle Ponder "Roll The Credits" Live From KCRW HQ

To celebrate the release of her debut album Some of Us Are Brave, livewire soul songstress (and public defender) Danielle Ponder stopped by KCRW HQ last year for a roof-shattering performance and interview with Morning Becomes Eclectic co-host Novena Carmel. Part of this set was an unreleased song, “Roll The Credits,” a sprawling number which Ponder says is “about spirituality in all of its forms and our ability to find God in all things if we are paying attention.”
“Roll The Credits” is out now as a stand alone single, and to honor the occasion we’re sharing video of Ponder performing the song Live From KCRW HQ - an eight minute masterclass in artistic expression and crowd work. Revel in the joy of watching one of our most promising rising talents fully in her element.
Credits
KCRW Music Director: Anne Litt
Video Director: Vice Cooler
Camera Operators: Neil Watson and Veronica Smith
Video Editor : Angie Scarpa
Event Producer: Liv Surnow
Recording/Mix Engineer: John Meek
Art Director: Evan Solano
Lighting Design: Jason Groman
Digital Producer: Andrea Domanick
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[@azureruiz78]

I can feel her energy and charisma through my computer screen - to have been there live must have been magical. I have never hear of Danielle Ponder, but I love her! Thank you for sharing

[@larryc3860]

Thanks to KXT-fm, ( 91.7 ), the University of North Texas radio station for making me aware of this talented woman......they play Indie, oldies, world music, etc..........all the stuff that is good but doesn't make it to mainstream radio......

[@jackiebushable]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻so deep and beautiful

[@SPINUNDRUM]

I can’t stop falling in love with you. Your soul is blinding bright. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@larryc3860]

Thanks to KXT-fm, ( 91.7 ), the University of North Texas radio station for making me aware of this talented woman......they play Indie, oldies, world music, etc..........all the stuff that is good but doesn't make it to mainstream radio.......