Manchester singer-songwriter Danny Addison returns with, ‘Tribe’, the second single from his forthcoming debut album, Porcelain, out august 29 via Zenith Cafe.
Stirring, cinematic and quietly confrontational, ‘Tribe’ explores the darker edges of human conviction, the seduction of moral certainty and the line between belief and blind allegiance and a single that now finds its true home on his upcoming debut album.
Newly recorded for the album, set against a sweeping arrangement of intricate guitar, strings and Addison’s signature emotive vocal, ‘Tribe’ asks what happens when righteousness curdles into something dangerous. It’s a meditation on echo chambers, outrage culture and the complex psychology of belonging, how noble ideas can become corrupted, and how easily our need to be right can mask something far more narcissistic.
Listen to ‘Tribe’ on Shoot Music New Releases.
Raised in a musically rich household in Hitchin, Danny Addison’s love for storytelling and melody took root early. In 2014, he moved to Manchester, where he quickly became a fixture in the city’s thriving music scene, turning heads with his spellbinding live performances and signature blend of folk intimacy, classical precision, and indie edge. A gifted multi-instrumentalist, Danny’s skill with guitar, bass, and violin, honed through years of classical training, gives his music a rich, layered depth. His voice, both delicate and powerful, carries each song with an emotional weight that’s impossible to ignore.
Following the release of his acclaimed single ‘Pheromone’, a brooding portrait of temptation and desire, ‘Tribe’ marks another bold step forward in Addison’s journey as one of the UK’s most promising new songwriters. His debut album Porcelain offers a raw, poetic collection of songs on love, identity, and the fragile work of rebuilding. At its core, Porcelain is an album about breaking and rebuilding, about the cracks we carry and the light that filters through them.
