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United Kingdom Danny L Harle is a British music producer and composer known for his collaborative work with prominent artists and his contributions to the PC Music collective.
UMPG signed Danny L Harle to an exclusive global administration agreement, recognizing his work as a rising songwriter and producer, including remixes for artists like Ed Sheeran and 100 Gecs. Harle expressed being impressed by Jody Gerson's track record.
Danny L Harle is a founding member of the London-based PC Music collective. The collective announced a partnership with Columbia Records, featuring Danny L Harle's EP, 'Broken Flowers', as part of their initial releases under the deal.
PC Music announced a partnership with Columbia Records, with Danny L Harle's EP being among the first releases under this new arrangement, specifically promoting 'Broken Flowers'.
Danny L Harle promoted Amex Unsigned, an initiative by American Express UK, where he offered to chat with and help aspiring artists with production and fine-tuning their music.
Danny L Harle released his debut full-length solo album, 'Harlecore' (2021), through the Mad Decent label.
Daniel Jack Eisner Harle, known professionally as Danny L Harle, was born on September 25, 1989. The son of saxophonist John Harle, he initially played the cello but developed a strong interest in music around age 12 when he began playing bass guitar. Harle attended the King Alfred School in Hampstead and later joined the Royal Academy of Music’s junior jazz group. His academic pursuits led him to Goldsmiths, University of London, where he studied classical music. His thesis explored the integration of traditional chamber music with video game consoles, showcasing an early interest in innovative soundscapes. Harle’s early musical influences included Scandinavian skweee music, and he began recording electronic music in 2010.
Harle reconnected with A.G. Cook, a former schoolmate, at Goldsmiths, and together they formed Dux Content. This collaboration focused on musical experimentation, creating works like compositions for the Disklavier reproducing piano and contributing to animated film scores. This partnership evolved into pop songwriting and production, leading to Harle’s first single, “Broken Flowers,” released on Cook’s PC Music label in 2013. The track garnered attention for its unique blend of trance arpeggios and video game-inspired synthesiser parts. In 2014, he released “In My Dreams” featuring Raffy, which was recognized in year-end lists by Noisey and Complex magazines.
His career progressed with further releases and significant collaborations. “Broken Flowers” was re-released as an EP in late 2015, peaking at 43 on the Billboard Emerging Artists Charts and receiving ‘A List’ recognition from BBC Radio 1. Harle collaborated with Caroline Polachek on “Ashes of Love” in 2016 and Carly Rae Jepsen on “Super Natural” the same year. He executive produced Polachek’s albums *Pang* (2019) and *Desire, I Want to Turn Into You* (2023), co-producing and co-writing numerous tracks. His work on *Desire, I Want to Turn Into You* earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical. Harle’s debut solo album, *Harlecore* (2021), released through Mad Decent, showcased his rave-influenced sound. In 2023, he co-produced Dua Lipa’s single “Houdini” and was announced as a co-writer for Olly Alexander’s Eurovision 2024 entry, later producing Alexander’s debut album *Polari* (2025).
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