recording studio complex. Howle has been artist in residence at Awendaw Green since its founding. She created an ongoing recording project there called Swamp Sessions. All Swamp Sessions recordings are made in the solar powered Swamp House studio. Howle's 2008 album Swamp Sessions was the first recording produced in the Swamp House. Located in the Francis Marion National Forest, the facility is the only solar powered recording and events space in a national forest in the world. Artists including Cary Ann Hearst, Edwin McCain, and Mark Bryan have recorded there. In 2017, Howle planned to go through shaman training. Discography Lay Quiet Awhile The Other Eggs Are Waking Up (EP) Delicate Wire (1993) Danielle Howle Live at McKissick Museum (Mill Records 1995, Daemon Records 1996) About to Burst (Simple Machines, 1996) Catalog (Kill Rock Stars, 1999) Thank You, Mark (Valley Entertainment, 2005) Swamp Sessions (2008) New Year Revolutions – with Firework Show (2011) The Triangle Album – tracks recorded live 2003–2006 (2011) Pot Of Water (EP) (2016) Live From The Home Team (2017) "Sitting on my Big Front Porch" – on Columbia, SC artists sampler "The Wrestling Song" b/w "The Frog Song" & "Back of Your Mind" (single, Simple Machines, 1994) "Tomorrow Is a Long Time" (on A Tribute to Bob Dylan, Vol. 2, Sister Ruby, 1995) "Hi School Dance" b/w "A Word From Our Sponsor" (single, Sub Pop, 1997) "Cook You Good Food" – featured on 45rpm sampler (Edisto Records) "In Your House" – Turbo's Tunes (Kill Rock Stars Retrospective Sampler, KRS319) (2001) Danielle Howle and the Tantrums Do a Two Sable (Daemon Records, 1997) Skorborealis (Daemon Records, 2002) "Blue Halo" – featured on Carolina Productions Compilation (1996), credited to "The Tantrums" "Host for the Notes" on Coming of Age in Babylon, (Shut Eye book/compilation, 1999) "I'm in It" – on The Manifest Colossal Music Crawl (2000), a compilation of local Columbia, SC music "I Don't Know Where I'm Going" – Fields and Streams (Kill Rock Stars Compilation) (2002) "Hey You" – Handpicked Volume 1 (Handpicked Records Compilation) (2002) References American women singer-songwriters American folk musicians Living people Daemon Records artists Musicians from Columbia, South Carolina Year of birth missing (living people) 20th-century American women singers 20th-century American singers 21st-century American women singers 21st-century American singers Singer-songwriters from South Carolina