Danny Tomorrow

Danny Tomorrow is a genre-defying, multi-lingual artist, DJ, and producer whose unique music resonates with the richness of his family’s extraordinary history. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to Chilean-Canadian parents, Danny merges his Afro-Chilean heritage with a distinctly Canadian perspective, crafting a sound that transcends conventional genre boundaries. His lineage is steeped in musical legacy, but the stories behind it are anything but ordinary.

Danny’s grand uncles were not merely accomplished saxophonists; they were intrepid treasure hunters, journeying through the heart of Chilean society. Their performances at high-society galas combined a flair for entertainment with the thrill of adventure, establishing a narrative that Danny continues to explore through his art. Meanwhile, his grandfather, a marching band drummer with an unwavering passion for rhythm, had a passionate heartbeat for music that still pulses through Danny’s music today.

Music has been a lifelong pursuit for Danny, who began performing poetry and recording music at the age of five. From an early age, Danny faced challenges that shaped his creative journey. Having a stutter since birth until his adult years, he discovered the transformative power of poetry when a teacher noticed that he didn’t stutter while reciting or singing. This revelation ignited a passion for music, leading him to use it as a diary to express his emotions, experiences, and roots—each song a vibrant color on the palette of his life.

Integral to Danny’s musical journey are his mother, Juanita Fernandez, and his grand uncle, Sergio Fernandez. Juanita, a talented singer and guitarist, imbued Danny’s upbringing with a deep appreciation for melody and storytelling. Her musical influence is palpable in Danny’s acoustic and melodic tracks, where heartfelt lyrics intertwine with rich harmonies.

Sergio Fernandez achieved fame with the international hit Norma Mia, a song that resonated far beyond Chile’s borders inspiring Danny to embrace a similar ethos in his own work. This family legacy is further enhanced by the work of Luis Miranda, who won the prestigious Festival Viña del Mar Folk Competition in 1985 with his folk hit Reina Del Tamarugal.

Throughout his career, Danny has moved seamlessly between genres. Whether channeling the vibrant energy of his Afro-Chilean roots or pushing the limits of modern music, Danny’s work invites audiences into a world of exploration and discovery. Now, as he prepares to release his debut reggaeton album in late 2025, Danny looks forward to sharing this next chapter of his artistry.