Daniel Lanois has always thrived by doing things differently through his production work with artists like Bob Dylan, U2 and Peter Gabriel. He treasures the moments that sometimes transpire ...

Daniel Lanois is doing something truly different in the world of music. His style doesn't really fit in with any genre that can be found at the local music store. Some may call it cosmic, folk, ...

“I had a breakthrough today while working on a new singing song,” Daniel Lanois tells Guitar Player. “I was reminded about the unexpected one more time in the way I had planned out the song. “I had a ...

“Daniel Lanois is one of the most fascinating artists of the rock era,” Anti president Andy Kaulkin said in a statement. “His style is both instantly recognizable and completely original. We are very ...

One of our favorite sessions at KUT during this year's South by Southwest festival was with Daniel Lanois, a notable producer, musician, and now filmmaker. Performing with Brian Blade, one of jazz's ...

A collaboration with Canadian record producer Daniel Lanois almost always results in a brilliant or even career-defining album. Lanois has worked with some of the world's most successful bands and ...

Whether or not they've come across either of his first two solo albums, millions of people have inevitably encountered the sonic imprint of Daniel Lanois. Often working with mentor Brian Eno, the ...

My first reaction to Le Noise, the startling solo album Neil Young issued last year, was that producer Daniel Lanois had done a remarkable job of capturing the sounds that ring inside the great ...

On this week's All Songs Considered, Robin Hilton kicks off the show by meditating on the perils of old age, and insisting that he still wants to be Daniel Lanois when he grows up. Cue "Opera," a ...

Over the last 25 years Daniel Lanois has produced landmark albums for U2, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and Peter Gabriel, among many others. Last year — around the time he started to craft the album Le ...

"I want to leave something behind that means something," Daniel Lanois told Rolling Stone' s James Henke, explaining his singular approach to life and record making. "Am I going to follow my own ideas ...