George Daniel

George Daniel is a British musician, producer, and songwriter best known as the drummer and a founding member of the internationally acclaimed band The 1975. Born in 1990 in Brussels, Belgium, Daniel grew up in England and developed a passion for music at a young age, initially focusing on drums before expanding his talents to include electronic production and songwriting. As part of The 1975, Daniel played a pivotal role in shaping the band’s distinct sound, blending indie rock with pop sensibilities, electronic textures, and innovative production techniques.

Collaborating closely with lead singer Matty Healy, Daniel’s meticulous approach to both rhythm and production has contributed to a string of critically lauded and commercially successful records, including “I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It,” “A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships,” and “Being Funny in a Foreign Language.” Beyond his work with The 1975, Daniel has collaborated with various artists as a producer and remix artist, further establishing his reputation for musical versatility and creative vision. Known for his thoughtful artistry and experimental mindset, George Daniel remains a prominent figure in the contemporary music scene, continually pushing the boundaries of modern pop and alternative music.