Daniel Dart is an American singer-songwriter, music producer, photographer,[1] and human rights advocate[2] who made his name as the founder and frontman for punk band Time Again.

[8] Dart announced plans for a new Time Again record titled May The Bridges We've Burned Light The Way hinting at a release in early 2016.

The two composed original music for television and film advertising as well, working on projects such as Jennifer's Body, All About Steve, The Haunting in Connecticut, The International, and New In Town among others.

He made a sizable leap by signing his first major client, the #1 BillBoard charting band The Crash Kings shortly after.

In January 2016, Dart was invited to speak in Washington, D.C. at the AFL–CIO Martin Luther King Jr Civil Rights conference about his experience and how he is working to help others in similar situations.

[19] The campaign launched and ran during the lead up to Duplass Brothers HBO series Room 104, as a way to both promote the new show, but also as a way to raise money and bring awareness to issues wounded veterans face.

[21] The event took place in Lafayette Square in front of the White House and featured DNC Chair Tom Perez[22] and Rep. Luis Gutiérrez.

[26][27] The campaign focused around creating awareness across the United States with specific calls to action in the hopes of achieving comprehensive immigration reform.