Danny Darko goes from career criminal to children's musician. Interview from CBS Zevely Zone.

A children's musician who was once a career criminal is offering inspiration to his young fans.
In this Zevely Zone, I attended a Halloween Concert at San Diego's Central Library.
"We do the Halloween Hustle," sang children's musician, Danny Darko. The performing artist from the Microphone Doctors has a rap sheet longer than his playlist. He was incarcerated 27 times.
"That is correct. It's an alarming amount," said Danny.
He grew up in San Diego and became a thief to support a drug habit. His press release states he is a career criminal.
"It's hard to keep that a secret these days because I think if anyone Googles me," said Danny.
They'd see his criminal history followed by a great comeback story.
"That is correct. It's an alarming amount," said Danny.
He grew up in San Diego and became a thief to support a drug habit. His press release states he is a career criminal.
"It's hard to keep that a secret these days because I think if anyone Googles me," said Danny.
They'd see his criminal history followed by a great comeback story.
"That is correct. It's an alarming amount," said Danny.
He grew up in San Diego and became a thief to support a drug habit. His press release states he is a career criminal.
"It's hard to keep that a secret these days because I think if anyone Googles me," said Danny.
They'd see his criminal history followed by a great comeback story.
Even better than awards are his tiny fans, who are learning that you should never judge a book by its cover. I told Danny it's good that society believes in second chances. "Or a 27th chance, ha, ha, ha, of a 27th chance in some instances," laughed Danny.
"Spooky spaghetti. Spooky spaghetti," sang Danny as the kids went wild. "It's the gift that keeps giving," said Danny. The Microphone Doctors have performed fifty shows this year.