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About Daneen Wilburn
Wilburn’s official biography describes a San Diego upbringing in a gospel-singing family and an early start as the family band’s lead singer. After stepping away from the music industry to raise a family, she returned to performance and rebuilt a working life in the San Diego scene.[1]
Her self-titled 2018 album was produced by Kamau Kenyatta and combines jazz, soul, gospel, and ballad material. The artist’s music page supplies track and personnel credits, including Wilburn’s own writing credits on I’ll Be Free and This Is Not Love.[1][2]
The official biography also documents Wilburn’s performance of Amazing Grace at the public memorial for Tony Gwynn at Petco Park. Her current site keeps that civic performance distinct from the separately credited studio album and later single He Loves You.[1][2]
San Diego return
Wilburn’s biography places her early music and later return to professional singing within San Diego.[1]
Self-titled album
The 2018 recording joins Wilburn with producer and pianist Kamau Kenyatta and a credited studio ensemble.[1][2]
Voice and songwriting
The official music page distinguishes Wilburn’s vocal role from her writing credits on two album tracks.[2]