Dhani Harrison
Singer-songwriter and guitarist, In Parallel
Born
August 1st, 1978
46 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in the United Kingdom, a singer-songwriter and guitarist whose work spans various genres. Founded the band thenewno2, releasing multiple albums that blended rock, electronic, and experimental sounds. Released a solo album titled 'In Parallel' in 2017, showcasing a mix of influences and innovative sound. Involved in several collaborative projects with various artists, contributing to both music and film. Continues to perform and create music while also engaging in philanthropic efforts.
Founded the band thenewno2
Released the solo album 'In Parallel'
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