This track is from the album 12 Days of Christmas and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/danielleegnew3

The Twelve Days of Christmas

Hometown Christmas

Twelve Days of Christmas

Little Drummer Boy

Angels We Have Heard On High

Twelves Days of Christmas

Silent Night

Do You Hear What I Hear

O Holy Night

Copper Street is a song about urban myth, mysticism, and the demonizing of people who are different. It's a warning and mindless mob group-think and fear mentality can result in disastrous action. 

Written by Danielle Egnew (c) 2010 / Performed by Danielle Egnew and Kristen Coyner as Backseat Bordello

End Times Diner

Copper Street

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[LIVE RECORDING SPECIAL] - Danielle is bit by the holiday bug while in the studio recording her latest rock album, grabs  her guitar and saddles up to the mic, catching a raw, unmastered and unproduced live performance of this Christmas classic.

White Christmas

Multi-award winning Musical Artist, Producer, Actress, Director, and Psychic Danielle Egnew's name is synonymous with success. 

Danielle first broke into the national spotlight while fronting / producing the legendary all-female band Pope Jane. Now a voting member of the Recording Academy of Arts and Sciences (GRAMMYs), The Native American Music Association (NAMMYs), and the Lesbian and Gay Recording Academy (LARA), Danielle was named as one of the “Ten Most Powerful Lesbians in Music” by Curve Magazine, one of the "Top Female Producers" by Music Connection Magazine, and even "Psychic of the Year" by paranormal magazine "UFO's and Supernatural" (Dec. 2011- Jan 2012 Special Edition), sharing a cover with renowned Physicist Stephen Hawking and Syfy's Amanda Tapping ("Sanctuary" / "Stargate"). 

Chosen as “Most Likely To Turn You Into An Obsessed Fan” twice over by the editor of Curve Magazine," Danielle's duo project Backseat Bordello was double nominated at the 2011 OUTMusic Awards NY for BEST HUMANITARIAN SONG and BEST FOLK / COUNTRY SONG. Her solo album Red Lodge was nominated as BEST FOLK RECORDING at the 2008 NAMMY's (Native American Music Awards). Danielle was named a three-time nominee in the All Access Music Awards 2007 (Best Overall Songwriter, Best Female Rock Vocalist) while winning Best Female Keyboardist, a repeat performance from the All Access Music Awards 2006 (nominated as Best Female Pop /Alternative Vocalist, and Best OverallSongwriter) while winning Best Pop/Alternative Female Guitarist.

Danielle owns Ave Vox Music Group (1991-present ) and helped found Maurice The Fish Records in 2007, located in Tacoma, WA. She is a co-owner next to owner Raymond Hayden. She is also co-owner of Tin Star Records, alongside Roy Pack. Danielle continues to front and produce several other projects carried by the label including her award-nominated duo Backseat Bordello and her legendary girl band Pope Jane.

With a reputation for prolific turn-around in music production, 2010 brought Danielle an invitation to write with Merle Haggard co-writer John Scott G., whose song "Bad Actor" debuted at number 18 on the Country Charts. 

As a composer and actor, both Danielle’s pop and orchestral works appear in several TV and film projects, including the feature-length paranormal documentary "Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting" (Ave Vox Entertainment 2010), in which she directed, produced, and starred, as well as feature film "Changing Spots" (Clear Pictures 2008) in which she also stars as disenfranchised former rock star “Peg Franklin”. As a film composer, Danielle scored "Montgomery House: The Perfect Haunting", "Changing Spots", as well as the 2010 Cannes Film Festival comedy "Tough Love". 

Danielle has been the subject of several magazine cover stories highlighting her diverse career as a Musician, Actor, Psychic, Writer, Director, and Producer, as well as being featured in books about the music industry on Billboard Publishing. 

Danielle Egnew is endorsed by Minarik Guitars, In Tune Guitar Picks, Studio Devil Software and Scoop Straps , and partners with Shure microphones.

Press Highlights:

"Danielle Egnew is a national treasure and a fresh breeze from a higher dimension."
- UFO's and Supernatural Cover Story

“Danielle Egnew has been finding herself in demand as a producer, thanks to a reputation she earned…” 
- Music Connection Magazine Cover Story

“…it was my extreme pleasure to share a candid conversation with the power-sexy, in-demand, multi-talented creative visionary that freely writes her own heavy-hitting Hollywood ticket: Danielle Egnew…to shed some light on what it’s like to live in her genius skin.” 
- Pride and Equality Magazine Cover Story

"Danielle Egnew is a beacon, shining without remorse, becoming in the process exactly what it is that real entertainment legends are made of -- Magic."
- New Music Weekly Magazine

Danielle Egnew chosen as “Most Likely to Turn You Into An Obsessed Fan.” 
- Curve Magazine 