Danielle Deodath is heading for great things. The 16 year old singer-songwriter has held a musical dream since she was six. In 2013, Danielle was a contestant on The X Factor. After being eliminated, she didn’t let it stop her. Incredibly talented, Danielle writes, produces, and records her own music. Earlier this year, she released her debut single “Don’t Care”. Trust us, keep an eye on this talent.
If you could watch anyone from history’s Cameo, who would it be?
Walt Disney - I feel like Walt would have loved to use Cameo to document anything that came to mind and, based on what he has given the world, I think we all know that his mind dreams up amazing things that can brighten anyone’s day.
Best film score ever?
There’s no doubt in my mind that “Grease” has the greatest film score of all time. There is not a person on this planet that does not dance when a song from that movie comes on. You know you’re thinking of one right now, too.
What will your first Cameo be about?
My first Cameo is a secret that will only be revealed when you follow me and find out what it is ;)
Who are three people that have inspired your music?
Well, the first and foremost person that ever inspired me to do anything is Michael Jackson, so it goes without saying that he has inspired my music because, without him, music wouldn’t even be music. If we’re specifically speaking about my debut single, a group of people have inspired it. My song is about overcoming negativity, and it was written based on my own personal experience from people (whom I will not name) who felt that they needed to take their disappointments and hostility out on me by spreading rumors about me and attacking me on social media sites. However, if it had not been for people that I had met while enduring these painful times, such as Allison, Jillian, Megha, Jordan, Sarah, Libby, Kat, and many others who stood by my side, this song probably would not have been made at all because I would have never received the positivity I needed to rise above all of the noise surrounding me. Those people as well as many more I can’t exactly name right this second (because this would get longer than it already has) have all definitely inspired my music and I am forever grateful for that.
