American Singer-Songwriter
Latest Release
End of All Summers
“Now that I lay with this burden, I don’t wonder if ravens could fly.”
A bittersweet garage-blues farewell to love, summer, and the beautiful things we know were never meant to last.
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A swaggering garage-blues confession about knowing something is bad for you and wanting another taste anyway.
Poison (Hotbox’d)
A tender reflection on love, growth, and finding the courage to become someone new without losing who you were.
Changes
A dark, seductive descent into desire, obsession, and the kind of temptation you know better than to follow.
Jezebel
Debut Album
American Nightmare
Coming Soon
A collection of original songs exploring love, loss, redemption, resilience, and the moments that quietly shape who we become.
From The Press
“Changes doesn't tie a bow on youthful longing; it lets the question hang exactly where it started, unanswered, because the man singing it now still doesn't have the answer. He's simply closer to living inside it.”
“Changes achieves its noble creative mission with quiet, radiant grace, delivering an essential, heartwarming single that proves when an artist has the patience to let a song mature alongside their soul, the finished music will stand the test of time.”
“Poison (Hotbox'd) is a fascinating work with a striking sound that you need in your playlist.”
“Shivers’ gritty, melodic voice gives the song a sense of experience and vulnerability.”
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The Artist Behind The Music
Dante Shivers
Dante Shivers is an American independent singer-songwriter and producer whose music exists comfortably outside conventional genre boundaries. A songwriter first, Shivers draws freely from alternative rock, blues, jazz, Latin music, electronic textures and cinematic arrangements, borrowing whatever a song needs to fulfill its particular vision rather than forcing it into a predetermined style.
His writing is equally willing to shift in tone. Some songs sit with love, loss, identity, regret and the weight of personal history, while others embrace humor, desire, mischief and the occasional bad decision. Whether the result is intimate and reflective or loud, strange and playful, the approach remains the same: serve the song, follow the emotion, and let each piece become its own world.
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