Love has a new sound
HARLEAN PALFREY born as Daniela Krause is a bilingual Independent Singer Songwriter based in Ireland registered with the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO), Phonographic Performance Ireland (PPI) and the Irish Association of Songwriters, Composers & Authors (IASCA). Music has always been a huge part of the singer's life. Daniela spent much of her childhood performing in choirs, even receiving professional vocal mentoring from a former opera singer as Alto (E Minor). At all times she’s been fiercely independent and raised to work hard for her goals.
Daniela is influenced by artists like Lana del Rey, Evanescence, M83 and German Acts such as Alexa Feser, Lotte and Yvonne Catterfeld. Daniela used to support bands as a background-singer, performing regularly performed at Open-Mics.
Whilst publishing her ballad "oceanblue" in June 2019 in light of the Galway Races, she successfully collaborated with other songwriters and producers in Europe and the USA for her Debut EP "Kiss" that she initially released under her own name, "Daniela". Up until today, she has worked with numerous producers like TE Music Group, Rolen Music Group, Anthony Little, Krysta Youngs to name a few. In May 2020 Daniela announced her new official stage name, HARLEAN PALFREY which is inspired by the birth name of actress Jean Harlow and a worker council who revolutionized the saddle industry in the UK.
A brand new 8-track bilingual album (English/German) has been recorded in July 2020 at Windmill Lane Recording Studios, Dublin prior to its music store release on
30th October 2020. The first German-Rock Single "Schattenträume" of the album has been released into stores on 21/08/2020 followed by her second lead Single, l
ove-ballad "Quatervois" which is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Deezer and many more as of 25/09/2020.
In addition to her music commitment, Daniela voluntarily supported charity Threshold Ireland with raising awareness of the homelessness issue in the country and is always dedicated to #MakeaDifference.
