Canadian Music ~ Danny Michel

Dan’s Space Van is a mobile web series created and hosted by Michel. The show takes place in an original customized 1978 GMC Vandura (airbrushed in 1980 in a Star Trek theme). The show features interesting people and musical guests who perform in the van. Past guests include Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak, Astronaut Chris Hadfield, Sarah Harmer, Alan Doyle, Blue Rodeo, Barenaked Ladies, 54-40, Fred Penner, The Milk Carton Kids, Bahamas, Joel Plaskett, Hawksley Workman, Steve Poltz, Kevin Breit, Irish Mythen, Alysha Brilla, Del Barber, Leeroy Stagger, Emm Gryner, Lindy Vopnfjord, Matt Mays, Dustin Bentall, Kendel Carson, Shane Koyczan, Barney Bentall, Mark Lalama, Rose Cousins, and more.

Awards[edit]

1996 Won - Kitchener Waterloo Arts Awards

2003 Nominated - "New Artist of the Year" The Juno Awards

2007 Nominated - "Music dvd of The Year" The Juno Awards

2013 Nominated - "World Music Album Of The Year" The Juno Awards

2013 Nominated - Polaris Music Prize

2017 Won - "Producer of the Year" - Canadian Folk Music Awards

2017 Won - Oliver Schroer "Pushing The Boundaries" Award - Canadian Folk Music Awards

Discography[edit]

Official Albums

1999 Fibsville - Independent
2001 In the Belly of a Whale - Independent
2003 Tales from the Invisible Man - Maple Music/Universal
2006 Valhalla - Maple Music/Universal
2008 Feather, Fur & Fin - Independent
2010 Sunset Sea - Independent
2012 Black Birds Are Dancing Over Me - Six Shooter Records/Stone Tree Records
2016 Matadora - Six Shooter Records
2017 Khlebnikov - Independent
2018 White & Gold - Independent

Others

Loving the Alien, The Songs Of David Bowie (2004) Maple Music/Universal
DM & the Black Tornados Live DVD (2007) Independent
Live in Winnipeg (2010) Independent

(Wikipedia)

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