Daniel Ward-Murphy is a singer-songwriter from the UK. He started sharing his music more widely with an international audience when he signed up on Sellaband in 2006. In less than two years, reached his target of $ 50 000 in April 2008, supported by over 900 fans. Soon after that recorded and released his debut: Until the Morning Light. The album was recorded with and produced by Tony Platt (Bob Marley, AC/DC).

An album of acoustic guitar-based songs, with lyrics telling about love and other life experiences - the description might not sound very unusual, yet this is one of the most outstanding albums that have been funded on SellaBand. Without effects and tricks, but with sincere, intelligent lyrics, catchy melodies and distinct arrangements, this is an album of songs that stay with you long after you heard them for the first time.

Since the album's release, Daniel has been striving for a bigger audience, playing shows in and outside his home country, Britain. He has also been writing new songs and soon there were enough for a new album. Again, Daniel decided to finance the recording by fanfunding..

Daniel Ward-Murphy performs with a group of musicians known as the Words: Jennifer Delaney - vocals, Milo Bird - cello, Dave Holden - bass and Elias Aguilella - drums. Album Until the Morning Light additionally features Helen Twomey on violin and Pravin Mukhi on drums.

Daniel Ward-Murphy has recently been interviewed for 50 K Music Mag.