Danny Blume grew up in Ohio surrounded by musicians playing, singing, and stomping feet. Acoustic guitar, banjo, fiddle, dobro, mandolin, bass, and plenty of vocal harmony. At age 8 he heard the Beatles, put down his fiddle, picked up a guitar, and never looked back.

Danny has played in rock bands, acoustic bands, funk bands, experimental bands, pop bands, dance bands, good bands, and bad bands.  His day job was touring and recording with Kid Creole and the Coconuts for over ten years. He’s toured, performed, and recorded with countless artists, including Iggy Pop, The Lounge Lizards, Gavin Friday, Jill Sobule, Level 42, Medeski Martin Wood, Jewel, Lisa Loeb, as well as leading his own bands.  Danny became involved with New York City’s emerging live electronic scene in the 90′s, steering his own experimental electronic group, Liminal, through several records and US/European tours.

In 2000 he built the recording studio/production company in Brooklyn, NY called GoodandEvil with Chris Castagno. It was 10 years of record production, engineering, recording, mixing, writing, and artist development. Incredible projects, incredible people.

Now he lives and works in a beautiful old farmhouse not far from NYC. His production/mixing studio Hidden Quarry is tucked here in the woods. Extra guest bedrooms, a vibrant community of amazing musicians, and an easy commute to the city make it a perfect environment for creativity.