Danielle Cardona is a Colombian-American pop singer, songwriter and former model, born and raised in Brooklyn New York. 

Brought up on Disco and R&B, a wide variety of Latin music, and 70s and 80s pop, Cardona's musical influences range from the likes of Cher, Tina Turner and Prince, to Selena Quintanilla, Ana Gabriel and Shakira among several other greats. Her unique sound is a blend of R&B, Disco, and Rock, aiming to create songs that are timeless yet fresh.  

Sounds Like:
Cher ~ Dua Lipa ~ Karol G ~ Morcheeba 

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rass, blunt, and politically-incorrect are three terms I would use to describe Max Random’s album Analog Man. And guess what? I think it’s fantastic. Random tells it like it is, and does so effectively. In his songs, he’s sort of the observational comedian, making fun of current events and taking a lighter side to social issues. He tackles subject such as death (“Mister D”), the government, corporate America, and pop culture (“Godzilla”), greed (“Come On Baby”), and of course, weed and the government (“Ballad of Johnny Boon”). He’s an excellent parody artist as well, including his song “I’ve Smoked Weed Everywhere” (“I’ve Been Everywhere”) and “Monster Hash” (“The Monster Mash”). Random also has a softer side, as demonstrated through his songs “You Were Cool”, which has lyrics that are a little reminiscent of Elton John’s “Candle in the Wind”, “It’s Not Goodbye Forever”, which deals with the death of someone close to him, and “Analog Man”, which is a funny song, but reminds us that we must enjoy life, and make it worth living.

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