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YOU ONLY NEED ME WHEN YOU’RE DOWN

SAW YOU WALKING JUST THE OTHER DAY
PRAYED LIKE HELL YOU WOULDN’T LOOK MY WAY
IT’S ALWAYS THE SAME WHEN YOU COME AROUND
YOU ONLY WANT ME WHEN YOU NEED ME
YOU ONLY NEED ME WHEN YOU’RE DOWN

SOMETIMES IT’S DAYS SOMETIMES IT’S WEEKS
BUT I KNOW YOU’LL WANT TO COME UP KISSING MY CHEEKS
OH AND YOU NEED A LITTLE MONEY TO GET YOURSELF ACROSS TOWN
YOU ONLY WANT ME WHEN YOU NEED ME
YOU ONLY NEED ME WHEN YOU’RE DOWN

SITTING HERE WAITING ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD
YOU SAID YOU’D COME WHEN I CALLED 2 HOURS AGO
NOW YOU’RE TOO BUSY TO COME AND HELP ME OUT
YOU ONLY WANT ME WHEN YOU NEED ME
YOU ONLY NEED ME WHEN YOU’RE DOWN

DANIELLE NICOLE MAKES CONCORD DEBUT WITH NEW ORLEANS-FLAVORED BLUES-SOUL BASED EP

Ex-Trampled Under Foot singer/bassist/songwriter releases March 10 self-titled EP featuring Anders Osborne and Stanton Moore

Singer/bassist/songwriter Danielle Nicole oozes groove. There’s so much funky, bluesy soul coming out of her, you wonder if her heart beats in syncopated time.

The Kansas City-raised daughter of musicians already had a solid blues foundation, but she found that groove — or new variations of it — in New Orleans, where she worked with GRAMMY®-winning producer-guitarist Anders Osborne to craft a number of songs, the first of which are showcased on her solo debut EP for Concord Records, set for release on March 10, 2015.

The self-titled EP features four tracks that were recorded in New Orleans with Osborne producing and playing guitar. Stanton Moore holds court behind the drumset, Mike “Shinetop, Jr.” Sedovic plays keyboards and Danielle lays down the basslines while also handling all of the vocals. The last two tracks on the EP were recorded live at Kansas City’s Triple A radio mainstay KTBG-The Bridge 90.9 FM. Danielle sang and played acoustic guitar in their studios doing stripped-down, intimate versions of “You Only Need Me When You’re Down” and Bob Dylan’s classic “Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright”.

Danielle calls her sound “blues-based roots,” and it’s clear those roots reach deep — straight to the melting-pot heart of American music. She discovered them early, thanks to her parents and her big-band singer/grandmother. When Nicole’s father heard her belting out Koko Taylor’s “Never Trust a Man” at age 12, her destiny became clear.