Gentry Daniels, a native of Los Angeles, is well-versed in the city’s diverse musical scene. His newest album, “Money Ain’t a Thing,” displays his unique ability to transcend musical categories.
Even as a young child, Daniels was absorbed in music, starting out as his brother’s rhythm guitarist. He has defied classification as a musician by exploring several different styles. Daniels is a self-taught musician whose compositions provide a window into his inner world.
Daniels takes his audience on a musical voyage through R&B and Pop in “Money Ain’t a Thing,” fusing soulful melodies with infectious hooks. His dynamic style is influenced by a wide variety of artists, from Prince and Hendrix to Dr. Dre and 2Pac.
Daniels has recently contributed to Melanie Andrews’ next album, “SOULMATE,” where his producing and songwriting skills are showcased.
“Money Ain’t a Thing” is evidence of Gentry Daniels’ singular artistic vision and his refusal to conform to predetermined musical categories. Anyone in the market for new, innovative music should give this a go.
