Danger Mouse, born Brian Burton, is a highly influential musician and producer known for his innovative blend of rock, hip-hop, dance, and pop music. His groundbreaking projects include The Grey Album in 2004, which mixed Jay-Z's vocals with the Beatles' music, as well as collaborations with artists like Gnarls Barkley, Broken Bells, MF Doom, and Black Thought. Throughout his career, Danger Mouse has worked with a diverse range of musicians, such as Beck, Gorillaz, the Black Keys, Norah Jones, and Adele, earning multiple Grammy Awards for his production work.

Hailing from White Plains, New York, Danger Mouse's musical journey began in Atlanta where he was introduced to hip-hop. After studying telecommunications at the University of Georgia, he started his music career as a DJ and producer, gaining recognition for his remixes and original beats. His artistic endeavors led to collaborations with notable acts like Gorillaz, the Shins, and the Black Keys, as well as the formation of his own projects such as Gnarls Barkley and Broken Bells. Danger Mouse's diverse discography showcases his unique talent for blending genres and pushing musical boundaries.