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Occupation(s)
  
Musician

Years active
  
1990s-present

Role
  
Vocalist

Instruments
  
Vocals

Name
  
Daniel Heiman

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Associated acts
  
Lost Horizon Crystal Eyes Heed Fierce Conviction Destiny Lavett Harmony

Albums
  
Awakening the World, A Flame to the Ground Beneath, The Call

Music groups
  
Lost Horizon (1999 – 2005), Heed (Since 2004)

Genres
  
Power metal, Progressive metal, Alternative rock

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Daniel Heiman (born 11 June 1974), is a Swedish vocalist. He is best known for his time with Lost Horizon, with whom he recorded their first two albums. After leaving Lost Horizon he performed as a session vocalist for Crystal Eyes (for a single album) and founded a new band called Heed. Heed released a single album in 2005, titled "The Call", prior to disbanding in September 2008. In October 2014, Daniel was announced as session vocalist for Harmony's album "Theatre Of Redemption" which was released on November 28th 2014.

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Songs

Highlander
Cry of a Restless Soul
Think Not Forever
Perfect Warrior
Transdimensional Revelation
Last Drop of Blood
The Kingdom of My Will
Lost in the Depths of Me
Sworn in the Metal Wind
Denial of Fate
The Song of Earth
Again Will the Fire Burn
Heart of Storm
World Through My Fateless Eyes
The Song of Air
The Redintegration
Deliverance
The Quickening
Heed Hades
Welcome Back
Now I Fly
Ashes
Nothing
Happy Song
Colleen's Song
Enemy
I Am Alive
Tears of Prodigy
Salvation
Pure
Hypnosis
Divine Intervention

References

Daniel Heiman Wikipedia