Music has been a lifelong passion for Danella Hocevar, who is currently writing and recording as a solo artist following a lengthy career as frontperson for An April March and other groups. The Toronto-based singer/songwriter/guitarist has pursued her interest in music since the age of four, when she began playing classical guitar. By the time she was fourteen, Hocevar had already formed her first band, Dead Souls. This experience encouraged the young musician, and set the groundwork for her next endeavor, the more ambitious and successful group An April March.

Hocevar formed An April March in 1989, and the dreampop outfit would be her primary musical outlet for over a decade. As the ‘90’s ended, An April March also came to a close, finally disbanding in 2001.

In the fall of 2007, Hocevar started recording her new music in collaboration with producer Roger Lavallee (vocalist/guitarist for The Curtain Society). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.