Daniel Morales

DANIEL MORALES [JR. / II] — BASS
“The Psycho”

Where he’s been
Daniel Morales grew up in Texas, where he picked up the bass, and started learning to play.

He earned his stripes in the wild, building a reputation as the guy that can sling his bass around his neck mid-thump while performing. Daniel's bass playing slaps harder than Sabrina Carpenter's songs.

What he’s doing now
Today Daniel holds down the low end for Black Lysted. In the Black Lysted story he’s The Psycho: the unpredictable force under every riff, the one who plays like the song depends on it, because it does.

 He plays across the border from Texas for a band rooted in Canada. He’s part of the crew riding the momentum of “Dangerous,” the band’s first release with Cranked Up Records and Virgin Music Group.

Black Lysted’s music carries a message too: their debut single “Redline” is dedicated to men’s mental health, a cause that means a great deal to Daniel.

Where he’s going
With new music in the works and a road ahead that crosses both countries, Daniel is ready for bigger stages, songwriting, a signature tone, and wild bass slings. His mission is simple: Make the low end thump, and carry the sine waves coast to coast.