Danny Worsnop Releases Loping New Song “Little Did I Know”

Danny Worsnop released ‘Little Did I Know’ his latest solo single and follow up to “Angels” released earlier this year. Worsnop’s poetic voice comes through at the outset with background singers harmonizing in between bluesy guitar and drums. This love song is melodic, upbeat and fresh from his metal work.

Speaking on his latest track, Danny says, “Little Did I Know’ was the song that set the tone for Shades Of Blue. It is such a fun and upbeat feeling song that under the surface is a very sad and moving story of loneliness. I’ve been waiting a long time to get this out and am very excited and proud to finally share it with you all. Jim Kaufman and I spent a lot of time figuring out how this song should feel and the direction he guided me in with this song really sculpted what the entire collection of music became.”

Worsnop and Asking Alexandria dealt with turbulent times in recent years. In January 2015, Worsnop left the band to perform with his new band, We Are Harlot. Worsnop continued touring with We Are Harlot and released solo album. and country song, “Anyone But Me”, off his album The Long Road Home.

Worsnop has since rejoined Asking Alexandria and the band released their fifth studio album and celebrated their  hit “Alone In A Room.” On a personal level, Worsnop got engaged last summer and wrote a song about his bride-to-be, Victoria. The track “Angels” was released in October with home footage of Danny and Victoria and clips from his surprise proposal at an Asking Alexandria show this summer.

Danny Worsnop grew up in a small village in England and stated that his love for music started when he was a toddler when he would make “beats” using empty boxes and pots, but started playing instruments at the age of eight years old. He learned the violin, trumpet and joined his local village school orchestra. Eventually he would take up guitar and bass and became more influenced by rock and metal music, and was self-taught. He initially planned to join the military, however the success of Asking Alexandria’s debut album Stand Up and Scream convinced him to continue a music career.

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