Blues bassist/singer/songwriter Danielle Nicole Schnebelen grew up in a musical family and began singing publicly with her parents’ bands.

By her early 20s, she was a full-time musician. Schnebelen, in her first role as a bass player, founded the band Trampled Under Foot with her brothers. They took top honors at the International Blues Challenge in the United States and performed on several Legendary R&B Cruises.

In 2015, she released her first solo album with guitarist Anders Osborne, “Wolf Den.” Her distinctive bass playing has been recognized with two BMAs in the bass category.

Schnebelen’s 2017 release of "Cry No More" debuted at #1 on the Billboard Music Chart and was nominated for a 2019 Grammy for Contemporary Blues Album. It also won her a BMA for Contemporary Female Artist, in addition to her second for bass. She has continued to tour the world with her band, and recently received her seventh Blues Music Award.