Danielle Senior

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Danielle Senior
Danielle Senior at 2016 ASCAP awards
Background information
Also known as	Dani Senior
Origin	London, England
Genres	Pop, EDM, hip hop, R&B
Occupation(s)	Songwriter, singer, DJ
Instrument(s)	Vocals, piano
Labels	Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group, AATW, Polydor Records, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Avex Group, SM Entertainment

Danielle Senior, now known as Dani Senior, is a London-based multi-platinum selling singer-songwriter, vocal producer and DJ, originally from Devon in the United Kingdom. She spent part of her childhood growing up in Stavanger, Norway.^[1] She is notable for her versatile writing style and has written for, and collaborated with, artists across a range of genres internationally, including Plan B (musician), Wretch 32, Shystie, Shenseea, Rationale (musician), Michael Woods (DJ), Sander van Doorn, Nora En Pure, Doctor P, Lvndscape, Burns (musician), Michael Gray (DJ), and for K-pop, J-pop and Cantopop superstars such as Twice, SHINee, KARA, Mariya Nishiuchi, FEMM, Jolin Tsai, Twins (group), and Raymond Lam, amongst others. In 2016 she collaborated with Gareth Malone on the charity single "Flesh and Blood" for The Choir For The Invictus Games feat. Laura Wright (singer), which debuted in the top 20 of the Official Singles Chart (UK) and hit no.1 on the iTunes Classical Music Chart, no.2 on the iTunes Pop Music Chart and no.5 on the Vodafone Big Top 40 Chart and Capital FM's top 10 Chart.^[2][3]