Darrin Davis

Darrin started piano in second grade and won a songwriting contest in junior high. Music never left. It just took the scenic way around. For a couple of decades he told stories with movement instead of sound, directing and choreographing Willie Nelson's "Cowboys" video and dancing lead in it. He choreographed and danced for Kristine W, Deborah Cox, and others through the years dance music owned the floor. Before that: a featured spot in the University of Utah ballet showcase and a scholarship offer, then choreography for artists and fashion runways. Then Peru. Years of it. The medicine songs are sung to move something in a person, not to impress anyone, and that rearranged what he thought music was for. That thread runs through everything since, including a run as featured spiritual advisor on Real Housewives of Dallas. That's what Darrin makes now. Songs meant to leave you better than they found you. Positive without apology, built on the idea that the right frequency is its own kind of medicine