Darla Daniels is a Métis singer-songwriter, fiddler, composer, and championship Red River Jigger from Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement, Alberta. Blending contemporary country, folk, and roots with the traditions of Métis fiddle, Daniels has developed a sound that brings heartfelt songwriting, cultural connection, and dynamic musicianship together.

A lifelong performer, Daniels has carried Métis music and culture onto stages across Canada and the United States, while continuing to establish her own voice as a contemporary recording artist. Her songwriting explores family, identity, resilience, relationships, ancestry, and connection to the land, with fiddle remaining a defining part of her musical identity without limiting where her music can go.

Whether performing an intimate original song, stepping into a theatre production, or bringing audiences to their feet with fiddle and Red River jigging, Daniels creates performances that move between storytelling, emotion, humour, culture, and celebration. Her work reflects both the traditions that shaped her and the evolving artist she continues to become.