Collection of live and studio recordings by Daniel de Jesus
Daniel de Jesús is a cellist, singer, composer, and visual artist who blends classical technique, Latin-American song traditions, and experimental textures into intimate, cinematic performances. His solo shows combine cello & voice, original songs, arrangements of Latin American material, and projected visual work — a natural fit for small clubs, galleries, and monthly singer-songwriter series.
Recording artist — multiple releases available (Bandcamp).
Creator/performer of Sonetos de Amor Oscuro — interdisciplinary project inspired by Federico García Lorca.
Featured in local press and radio; frequent performer in concert, gallery, and theatrical settings.
Comfortable as a solo recitalist, singer-songwriter-style headliner, or small-ensemble collaborator.
Solo Cello & Voice (45–60 min) — original songs + Latin-American arrangements; minimal tech.
Electric Cello Instrumental (45–60 min) — Electronic ambient music with cello; 30–45 min set perfect for background music at events, yoga, low-fi vibe.
Split-bill / two-set night — 2 × 30 min (opens well for club-style bookings).
Chamber/collaboration — duo (guitar/voice) or small ensemble for co-billed monthly series.
Microphone: 1 vocal mic (SM58 or equivalent).
Cello pickup/DI: 1 DI preferred (or small condenser mic for acoustic tone). Able to play acoustically if no PA.
Monitors: 1 wedge or small monitor if available.
Load-in: 30–45 minutes. Typical set: 45–60 minutes (available to do 2 × 30 if needed).
Small seated rooms (50–150 capacity), acoustic clubs, coffeehouse/dinner-concert venues, galleries, intimate experimental spaces, and monthly singer-songwriter series.
Audience: listeners who enjoy singer-songwriter, chamber-informed, and cross-genre performance with a visual element.
Available for monthly recurring nights (one show per month).
Typical small-venue fee: $150–$600 (door split or guarantee depending on venue/ticketing & promotion). Willing to co-promote and provide promotional assets (photos, short video clip, bilingual copy).
Daniel de Jesús — booking: ddejesus@esperanza.us
