September 4, 2026

Daniel Hall – Apollo (Digital/USB Album – Daniel Hall) 

Daniel Hall – "Apollo" album cover
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Australian Synth-Pop artist Daniel Hall may still be a relatively obscure name in the genre, but he released his eighteenth (!) album at the end of 2024. I’ve been familiar with his sound for a long time, and while his approach and production have remained consistent, they continue to showcase his mastery. Daniel Hall delivers an ultra-polished production, built around a dreamy and ‘soft’ form of Electro-Pop. The album’s title aptly reflects the more pronounced ‘space’ themes woven into the music. Hall’s voice remains clear, polished, and perfectly suited to the ethereal soundscapes he creates. While this is undeniably a cool record, it’s missing a standout, potential hit. The music flows beautifully, but it could use a few more highlights to truly elevate the listening experience. (Rating:7½).

Listening to “The Mole”:

About Daniel Hall

Daniel Hall is an electropop artist based in Sydney, Australia. His fourteenth album, “Dark Horse”, included “Wonderful (The Anix Edit)”, released on Side-Line’s “Face The Beat: Session 6” compilation. Hall also formed the duo Emerge with British vocalist Charlotte Henry, releasing the album “The Trip” as a custom boxed USB, and was featured as a vocalist on Vaylon’s Second Complex side project on the track “Every Moment Counts”.

Hall’s sixteenth album followed, preceded by the singles “The Fireman” and “Corruption”. He closed out 2024 with “Apollo”, his eighteenth album, built around a softer, space-themed form of electro-pop.

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