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Dan Carroll can hold a room with just his voice and his guitar. It's ironic that after nearly failing songwriting and composing at University, Dan has gone on to write hundreds of songs and perform for thousands of people. Dan Carroll is an independent singer songwriter who grew up attached to his parents LP collection. He distinctly recalls being drawn over and over to 'Band on the Run' by Paul Macartney's band Wings. Dan collaborates with drummer Jules Keshan, Keyboardist Brad Hosking and Bassist Steve Whittington. Dan released 'Hit the Low Notes High' in 2005 on his label 'Dusk Records', an eight track mini album that entered the AIR independent chart in its first week. The band has performed with Australian artists Pete Murray, ALex Lloyd, The Whitlams, Eskimo Joe, Missy Higgins and internationalist Lisa Marie Presley. The band performed at the 2004 Gold Coast Big Day Out and Brisbane Valley Fiesta . Dan scored the music for Channel Nine Documentary 'The Storm' and has

A brooding, lilting note to self, a burden and a promise. Dan delivers an honest brand of songwriting driven by reflection, self discovery and heartfelt truth. Written in his son's bedroom, on his son's guitar and demo'd into an iphone at Tuscany Beauty Retreat, the track was ignited in solitude and produced by Brad Hosking at Blindboy Studios. Dan's songwriting process is plain and simple. A vacant pocket of time, an acoustic guitar and an opportunity to explore beyond the routine of everyday life. Into Tomorrow speaks of the internal chatter that drives the daily grind, the repetition makes it so.