Ashton Dumar Norwill Simmonds (born April 5, 1995) was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He is a Canadian R&B singer-songwriter. He is professionally known as Daniel Caesar. His ascent to fame began with the independent release of two critically acclaimed EPs: "Praise Break" in 2014 and "Pilgrim's Paradise" in 2015. These early works showcased his exceptional talent and laid the foundation for a promising career.
In August 2017, Caesar took a significant leap forward with the launch of his debut studio album, "Freudian." This masterpiece received widespread acclaim from both critics and fans, solidifying his place in the R&B scene. The album's soulful melodies and thought-provoking lyrics resonated deeply, earning Daniel Caesar a devoted following.
Continuing his artistic evolution, Caesar dropped his second studio album, "Case Study 01," in June 2019. With this release, he further showcased his versatility as an artist, experimenting with different sounds and styles while maintaining the emotional depth that had become his trademark.
A pivotal moment in his career arrived in March 2021 when Caesar collaborated with Giveon on Justin Bieber's chart-topping single, "Peaches." The song soared to the number-one spot on the US Billboard Hot 100, marking a significant milestone in his musical journey.
Daniel Caesar's latest endeavor, "NEVER ENOUGH," released in April 2023, represents a new chapter in his artistry. Notably, this album marks his first release under the prestigious Republic Records label, signifying the industry's recognition of his immense talent. "NEVER ENOUGH" promises to be a thrilling exploration of emotions, experiences, and musical innovation, continuing his legacy as a trailblazing R&B artist.
As his star continues to rise, Daniel Caesar remains a luminary in the world of R&B, captivating audiences with his soul-stirring music and poetic storytelling. His contributions to the genre are not only critically acclaimed but deeply cherished by fans around the globe, making him an artist of enduring significance.
