On National Indigenous Peoples Day, Canadian singer-songwriter Danny Floyd Cole, announced the upcoming release of, “Little One” with hope that this song will find its way into programming and content for the National Day of Truth & Reconciliation. The song is a touching tribute to the Indigenous people of Canada and around the world who have endured the profound impact of generational trauma caused by residential schools.

"Little One" was written and produced by the talented Danny Floyd Cole, whose deep respect and admiration for Indigenous cultures have inspired this soul-stirring creation. The song carries a profound message of compassion and empathy, acknowledging the painful history faced by Indigenous communities and their resilience in the face of adversity.
The significance of this release resonates deeply with Danny Floyd Cole, who had the distinct privilege of performing "Little One" for residential school survivors during a special gathering held at Poundmaker's Lodge in Alberta. The emotional connection shared with the audience affirmed the importance of the song's purpose and strengthened its dedication to honoring those affected by the legacy of residential schools.

In "Little One," Danny's distinctive musical style and heartfelt vocals seamlessly blend, delivering a moving melody that touches the soul. The single's heartfelt lyrics weave a narrative of healing, unity, and understanding, inviting listeners to embrace the rich cultural heritage and collective memory of Indigenous communities.

Looking forward to the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, Danny Floyd Cole's "Little One" serves as a reminder to reflect on our shared history and create a better future through solidarity, compassion, and mutual respect.

To experience the emotional resonance of "Little One," the single will be available on all major streaming platforms starting on July 11th.