Arizona PBS | Danielle Durack plays "I Don't Know If I'll Stick Around" | Playlist 48 @ArizonaPBS | Uploaded 10 months ago | Updated 1 day ago
Indie artist Danielle Durack has been on the front lines of launching a renaissance period for Phoenix music. When she joined us in the Arizona PBS studio, she performed her songs By Now and Dont Know If Ill Stick Around, both from her latest album, No Place.
Theyre both moments of me in the grieving process and trying to figure out what my life meant at that point, Durack said. She said the first song is about the process of getting over a breakup, while the latter is about trying to figure out if a relationship is worth continuing.
I hope to give people what music has given me, she said. If its a breakup song, I want people to feel comforted, and feel like theyre not alone But depending on the song, I want people to feel happy or empowered. If Im giving somebody goosebumps or making them tear up, thats the best compliment.
Duracks brother Matt joined her in studio. Its cool to say that Ive got a great relationship with my brother, and its even cooler to say that he plays guitar in my band and that he likes my music enough to support it in that huge way, she said.
They say that your band is your family, Matt said, but it really is your family I couldnt be more proud and privileged to be involved.
Hear her talk about her music in the full "Playlist 48" episode here: https://youtu.be/m8GVzddlD30
Indie artist Danielle Durack has been on the front lines of launching a renaissance period for Phoenix music. When she joined us in the Arizona PBS studio, she performed her songs By Now and Dont Know If Ill Stick Around, both from her latest album, No Place.
Theyre both moments of me in the grieving process and trying to figure out what my life meant at that point, Durack said. She said the first song is about the process of getting over a breakup, while the latter is about trying to figure out if a relationship is worth continuing.
I hope to give people what music has given me, she said. If its a breakup song, I want people to feel comforted, and feel like theyre not alone But depending on the song, I want people to feel happy or empowered. If Im giving somebody goosebumps or making them tear up, thats the best compliment.
Duracks brother Matt joined her in studio. Its cool to say that Ive got a great relationship with my brother, and its even cooler to say that he plays guitar in my band and that he likes my music enough to support it in that huge way, she said.
They say that your band is your family, Matt said, but it really is your family I couldnt be more proud and privileged to be involved.
Hear her talk about her music in the full "Playlist 48" episode here: https://youtu.be/m8GVzddlD30
