Dan Hannon

Dan Hannon is a producer, engineer, mixer, songwriter, and musician. He co-produced the album Cope, released April 1, 2014, with artist Manchester Orchestra. He produced the Simple Math LP, which was released May 10, 2011, for Manchester Orchestra.

Not to be confused with Daniel Hannan or Dan Hannan.

Dan Hannon
Dan Hannon
Background information
Birth name	Daniel Hannon
Born	United States
Genres	rock, contemporary Christian, country, pop
Occupation(s)	Record producer
Instruments	electric guitar, keyboard, acoustic guitar, Drums
Years active	2003–present
Labels	Columbia, Sony Music, Eldest Only, Brash, Favorite Gentleman, Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic

In 2008, he was enlisted to co-produce their second release, Mean Everything To Nothing, with eight-time Grammy Award Winner Joe Chiccarelli, resulting in the Top 10 rock hit "I've Got Friends".

Hannon produced, recorded, mixed, and co-wrote "Anything Worth Saying" by Aaron Shust, which became the number one Christian record of the year in 2006 and was nominated for six Dove Awards, winning three. The song "My Savior, My God" is Billboard's No. 2 Christian/Gospel Song of the Decade of the 2000s. Hannon was nominated for a Dove Award for Pop Contemporary Album of the year in 2007 for Aaron's second release, Whispered and Shouted.

Discography

P=Producer • M=Mixer • E=Engineer • I=Instrumentalist • W=Writer

Title	Artist	Year	Credits	Label
Climbing Season	Climbing Season	2015	P/E/I
King of This Town	Ricky Gunn	2014	P/E/I/W	New Canvas Entertainment
Cope	Manchester Orchestra	2014	P/I	Universal
Time To Get Right	Jessta James	2013	P/E/I/W	New Canvas Entertainment
Shipwrecked	Among	2013	P/E/I/W
The Shadowboxers	The Shadowboxers	2011	P/E/M
Goodnight California	Nate Currin	2011	P/E/I	Archaic Cannon Records
Simple Math LP	Manchester Orchestra	2011	P/E/I	Sony/Columbia
Emily Lynch	Emily Lynch	2010	P/E/I/Co-W/M	Eldest Only
The Grand Magnolias	Paul McDonald, The Grand Magnolias	2010	P/E/I	Boscobel
Honestly	Phil Laeger	2010	P/E/I/W
Forthcoming Acoustic LP	Trey Rosenkampff	2010	P/E/I	Eldest Only
The Rainy Day Sessions	A Rocket to the Moon	2010	P/E/I	Fueled By Ramen
"Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" for Disney’s Prep & Landing	A Rocket to the Moon	2009	P/E/I	Fueled By Ramen
It Won’t Be Quiet Anymore	Asherel	2009	P/E	Eldest Only
Carry Me Home	Aaron Shust	2009	P/E/Co-W	Brash
Mean Everything to Nothing	Manchester Orchestra	2009	Co-P/E/I	Sony Music
WOW Essentials 2	Various Artists	2009	P/E/M/I	Integrity
A Little More	Emily Lynch	2009	P/E/M/I
Only Gets Better From Here	The Beggars' Guild	2009	Co-M	Favorite Gentlemen
The Red Rhythm	Winston Audio	2009	P/E/M/I	Favorite Gentlemen
The Enemy Lovers EP	The Enemy Lovers	2009	P/E/M/I	Chrysalis
Sweet Child EP	Public Radio	2008	M
The Eventually Home	Right Away, Great Captain	2008	Co-P/E	Favorite Gentlemen
Let My Pride Be What's Left Behind	Manchester Orchestra	2008	P/E/M/I	Favorite Gentlemen
WOW Hits 1	Various Artists	2008	P/E/M/I	Provident
God Has Come To Earth (Radio Single)	Aaron Shust	2008	P/E/M/I	Brash
Strangelove	Elevation	2008	P/E/Co-W/I	50 Records
STARBUCKS:Off The Clock (Vol. 1)	Various Artists	2007	P/E/M/I/Co-W	Hear Music
WOW HITS 2008	Various Artists	2007	P/E/M/I	Sparrow
I'm Like a Virgin Losing a Child	Manchester Orchestra	2007	P/E/M/I	Sony Music
Breaking Me Down	The Beggars' Guild	2007	P/E/M
Whispered and Shouted	Aaron Shust	2007	P/E/M/Co-W/I	Brash
WOW HITS 2007	Various Artists	2007	P/E/M/I	EMI/CMG
Blessing	John Waller	2007	E	Beech Street/Reunion
O Come Emmanuel (Radio Single)	Aaron Shust	2006	P/E/M/I	Brash
Anything Worth Saying	Aaron Shust	2006	P/E/M/I/Co-W	Brash

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Awards and Acknowledgments

• No. 1 Song of the Year for 2006 on R&R and CRW charts for Aaron Shust's "My Savior, My God"[3]
• No. 2 Song of the Decade (Billboard Best of 2000's Christian Songs) for Aaron Shust's "My Savior, My God"[3]
• Six Top 10 AC singles for Aaron Shust[3]
• Three BMI Publishing Most Performed Songs on Radio Awards[3]

References

1. "Dan Hannon". allmusic.com. 2010. Retrieved September 4, 2017.
2. "Dan Hannon profile". discogs.com. 2010. Retrieved September 4, 2017.
3. "Profile of Dan Hannon". grammy365.com. 2010. Archived from the original on January 24, 2013.