Daniel Merriweather

Daniel Merriweather

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Daniel Merriweather on KCRW

Australian singer Daniel Merriweather first came to our attention when he appeared on producer Mark Ronson's debut release. Morning Becomes Eclectic listeners will be treated to live exclusive tracks from his forthcoming album, Love and War when he joins Jason Bentley at 11:15am.

Daniel Merriweather

Australian singer Daniel Merriweather first came to our attention when he appeared on producer Mark Ronson's debut release. Morning Becomes Eclectic listeners will be treated to live exclusive tracks from his forthcoming album, Love and War when he joins Jason Bentley at 11:15am.

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