Charlee Danielson

Charlee Danielson is the rare talent that redefines the concept of a modern Renaissance woman. A singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and actress, Charlee has pursued her passions since an early age. Acting since her high school years, she has perfected her craft through the intense and diverse training of The Barrow Group, Mathew Corzine Studios and HB Studios. Loving the "all or nothing" energy of acting, Charlee has been an active name in all mediums. Along with starring in legendary director Frank Henelotter's comeback film Bad Biology, she has appeared on stage in "Grey Matters" and "Between the Lines," in music videos such as RA the Rugged Man's "Lessons," in the film short "Women Convicts" as well as appearing on VH1's top-rated reality series "Egotrip Presents: the White Rapper Show." No stranger to modeling, Charlee has also appeared in numerous spreads for "Mass Appeal" magazine, alongside rapper 50 Cent in "Vibe Magazine's" celebrated G-Unit feature as well as photo shoots with boxing great Bernard Hopkins. Not one to be confined to just visuals, Charlee's musical abilities are as diverse as the established artist she's worked with. Fond of saying "Music is healing, it's such a beautiful way to connect with people," she proves her statement true as her alto voice, original lyricism and mastery of the guitar, clarinet and piano have landed her collaborations with Swedish sensation Anna Ternhiem, platinum selling Hip-Hop artist Havoc of Mobb Deep, and most recently a duet with indie-rap sensations Atmosphere. Charlee is proof that when a person puts their mind to it, they can not only do anything, they can do everything.