Dan Nigro

American songwriter, vocalist/singer, multi-instrumentalist (guitarist, keyboardist, pianist, bassist), and producer.

Born May 14, 1982 on Long Island, New York, Nigro co-formed indie rock band [a=As Tall As Lions] in 2001 and was lead vocalist until the group's dissolution in 2010. In the years following, he wrote songs alongside artists such as [a=Sky Ferreira], [a=Kylie Minogue], and [a=Finneas], among others. He eventually also began work as a producer in the mid- to late 2010s with artists such as [a=Carly Rae Jepsen], [a=Empress Of], and [a=Caroline Polachek], among others.

Nigro gained widespread attention in the 2020s particularly for his work with [a=Olivia Rodrigo] and [a=Chappell Roan]. He founded the independent label [l3589090] in 2023, with the latter artist as its first signee. In 2022 he won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album for producing and engineering on [a=Olivia Rodrigo]'s [m=2136718], and in 2025 he won the Grammy Award for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical.