Daniel Greaves (musician) - Other Work and Appearances

Other Work and Appearances

Greaves has also been asked to guest star on a variety of artists work. In 2005, Greaves contributed vocals to the track "This Longing" on the Neverending White Lights debut CD Act 1: Goodbye Friends of the Heavenly Bodies, which also featured other high-profile guest stars such as Dallas Green from Alexisonfire, Raine Maida from Our Lady Peace and Scott Anderson of Finger Eleven.

His philanthropic work includes written music for African AIDS benefits - in 2006, he contributed to Winnipeg producer Darcy Ataman's new tune "A Song for Africa" which was a benefit project to raise funds for African AIDS relief.

He also has contributed to community service announcements - in 2006, he composed the soundtrack to a new drinking and driving commercial commissioned by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI). The commercial premiered in December 2006 during the holiday season.

Through his career as a musician, Greaves has been represented and booked by Ralph James of The Agency Group, who also books well-known Canadian rock band, Nickelback.

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