Daniel Merriweather, an Australian artist influenced by Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Jeff Buckley, is known for his R&B sound. He gained recognition in 2003 with a feature on Mark Ronson's album, followed by his debut single "City Rules" in 2004. Merriweather's career took off globally in 2007 when he collaborated with Mark Ronson on the single "Stop Me," a mashup of The Smiths and The Supremes, featured on Ronson's album Version. His debut album, Love & War, was released in 2009, featuring the single "Change."
Daniel Merriweather's music blends smooth soul with social commentary, appealing to urban audiences in both the U.S. and the U.K. His collaborations with Mark Ronson have been particularly successful, showcasing his talent as a versatile and engaging artist with a unique musical style influenced by legendary performers.
