Daniel Stewart

Daniel van Pager Russo Lisboa Stewart (born July 7, 1974 in Hilversum, Netherlands) is a Dutch singer and actor who won the first Nederland Talent Show in 1990.


Stewart was born in July 7, 1974 in Netherlands. His father was of British and Dutch descent and his mother was of Portuguese and Italian descent.
  • Daniel Stewart (1992, recorded 1990-1992) is the first album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "This is My Song"  
  2. "Sweet Song"
  3. "Road Park"
  4. "Hats"
  5. "Que Sera Sera" (cover of the Doris Day song of the same name)
  6. "You Gotta Know"
  7. "You'll Have It"
  8. "Pretty Girl"
  9. "Plastic"
  10. "Goblins" (split into four parts for the Japanese release)
  11. "Sabotage"
  12. "Crazy" (cover of the Seal song of the same name)
  13. "Soul Sister"
  14. "Lightning"
  15. "Believe in Me"
  16. "5 AM"
  • Singles:
  1. "This is My Song" (March 1990)
  2. "Sweet Song" (September 1990)
  3. "Road Park" (May 1991, released in the USSR)
  4. "Hats" (July 1991, released in Yugoslavia)
  5. "Que Sera Sera" (September 1991, released in Czechoslovakia)
  6. "You Gotta Know" (November 1991, released in Israel and Palestine)
  7. "You'll Have It" (January 1992)
  8. "Pretty Girl" (December 1992)
  9. "Plastic" (March 1993)
  10. "Goblins" (May 1993, released in Japan and January 1994, released internationally) is the tenth and final single from his self-titled debut. There are three music videos for the single. The first music video lasted 32 minutes and features Stewart driving and hits an alien, which turns out to be a goblin (played by Eleanor Dunmore, who was Stewart's girlfriend at that time and later appeared in the music video for "Aliens" and the remake of Dune). The second music video was the 16 minute edit. 
  • I Do Care (1994, recorded 1993-1994) is the second album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Midnight Madness" (not related to The Chemical Brothers song of the same name)
  2. "Not Diggity"
  3. "K Cera Cera" (cover of the K Foundation song)
  4. "Try" (not related to the Macy Gray song of the same name)
  5. "Pop Muzik" (cover of the M song)
  6. "Dangerous" (not related to the Michael Jackson song of the same name)
  7. "I Will Go" 
  8. "When I'm Sixty-Four" (cover of The Beatles song)
  9. "You Don't Mind"
  10. "Aliens" (split into four parts for the Japanese release)
  11. "Citizen Kane"
  12. "James Dean"
  13. "Gloria" (cover of the Laura Branigan song)
  14. "Missing"
  15. "Maria" (not related to the Blondie song of the same name)
  16. "Mirror Mirror" 
  • Singles:
  1. "Midnight Madness" (May 1994)
  2. "Not Diggity" (September 1994)
  3. "K Cera Cera" (February 1995)
  4. "Try" (August 1995)
  5. "You Don't Mind" (March 1996)
  6. "Aliens" (May 1996, released in Japan and June 1996, released internationally)
  • Impeach (1996, recorded 1995-1996) is the third album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Fire"
  2. "In The Summertime" (cover of the Mungo Jerry song of the same name)
  3. "Shout!" (cover of the Tears for Fears song of the same name)
  4. "Blimp"
  5. "Bring on the Day"
  6. "I Love You"
  7. "Slugs"
  8. ""Heroes"" (cover of the David Bowie song of the same name)
  9. "Black or White" (cover of the Michael Jackson song of the same name)
  10. "Wanting You"
  11. "My Love"
  12. "Don't Do It"
  13. "Destiny"
  14. "Relapse"
  15. "Goodbye, Netherlands"
  16. "365 Days A Year"
  • Singles: 
  1. "Fire" (September 1996)
  2. "In The Summertime" (November 1996)
  3. "Shout!" (March 1997)
  4. "I Love You" (June 1997)
  5. ""Heroes"" (March 1998)
  6. "Black or White" (May 1998)
  • Brackets (1998, recorded 1997-1998) is the fourth album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "The Pushbike Song" (cover of The Mixtures song of the same name)
  2. "You Are Not Alone" (cover of the Michael Jackson song of the same name)
  3. "Reach for The Light (Theme for Balto)" (cover of the Steve Winwood song of the same name)
  4. "They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" (cover of the Napoleon XIV song of the same name)
  5. "Same Name"
  6. "Dignity"
  7. "Coming Home"
  8. "Denim"
  9. "Summer of 1999"
  10. "*batteries not included"
  11. "24 Days"
  12. "Pseudonym"
  13. "Thirteen"
  14. "Mystery"
  15. "Suprise"
  16. "All Dogs Go Home"
  • Singles: 
  1. "The Pushbike Song" (September 1998)
  2. "You Are Not Alone" (December 1998)
  3. "Reach for The Light (Theme for Balto)" (March 1999)
  4. "They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" (June 1999)
  5. "Same Name" (September 1999)
  6. "Dignity" (December 1999)
  • (Not) Daniel Stewart (2000, recorded 1999-2000) is the fifth album and the only album under the pseudonym (Not) Daniel Stewart so far by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Kiss Me" (cover of the Sixpence None the Richer song of the same name)
  2. "7 Seconds" (cover of the Youssou N'Dour and Neneh Cherry song of the same name)
  3. "Sadness (Part 1)" (cover of the Enigma song of the same name)
  4. "No Diggity" (cover of the Blackstreet song of the same name)
  5. "1999" (cover of the Prince song of the same name)
  6. "Stay (I Missed You)" (cover of the Lisa Loeb song of the same name)
  7. "Cotton Eye Joe" (cover of the Rednex song of the same name)
  8. "In The Air Tonight" (cover of the Phil Collins song of the same name)
  9. "Nevermind"
  10. "Flashfire"
  11. "Destiny (Part 2)"
  12. "Aria"
  13. "Vanessa"
  14. "Because I Do"
  15. "The Only One"
  16. "I Heart You"
  • Singles:
  1. "Kiss Me"/"Nevermind" (May 2000)
  2. "7 Seconds"/"Flashfire" (December 2000)
  3. "Sadness (Part 1)"/"Destiny (Part 2)" (May 2001)
  4. "No Diggity"/"Aria" (December 2001)
  5. "1999"/"Vanessa" (May 2002)
  6. "Stay (I Missed You)"/"Because I Do" (August 2002)
  • 5th Sense (2002, recorded 2001-2002) is the sixth album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Mandy" (cover of the Barry Manilow song of the same name)
  2. "Fox Hunting"
  3. "A Fox's Tale"
  4. "Fairytale"
  5. "Eyes"
  6. "The One and Only" (cover of the Chesney Hawkes song of the same name)
  7. "Stockholm"
  8. "Eleanor"
  9. "Tell Me"
  10. "Speak"
  11. "Transmit"
  12. "I Know What Girls Like" (cover of The Waitresses song "I Know What Boys Like")
  13. "You and Me Song" (cover of The Wannadies song of the same name)
  14. "Somebody to Dare"
  15. "Go to Sleep"
  16. "Say It"
  • Singles:
  1. "Mandy" (September 2002)
  2. "Fox Hunting" (December 2002)
  3. "A Fox's Tale" (March 2003)
  4. "Fairytale" (June 2003)
  5. "Eyes" (September 2003)
  6. "The One and Only" (December 2003, released in Japan and February 2004, released internationally)
  • Blood (2004, recorded 2003-2004) is the seventh album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Somebody to Love" (cover of the Jefferson Airplane song of the same name)
  2. "Born in the Netherlands" (cover of the Bruce Springsteen song "Born in the USA") 
  3. "Nothing Matters"
  4. "Dimension"
  5. "Come On, Portugal!"
  6. "Sunrise"
  7. "Have Mercy on Me"
  8. "Cupid"
  9. "The Logical Song" (cover of the Supertramp song of the same name)
  10. "Back in the USSR" (cover of The Beatles song of the same name)
  11. "Mexico"
  12. "Lessons"
  13. "Poland" (renamed "Polonia" for the Polish release)
  14. "Oporto" (renamed "Porto" for the Portuguese release)
  15. "Globe"
  16. "Lazy"
  • Singles:
  1. "Somebody to Love" (April 2004)
  2. "Born in the Netherlands" (April 2004)
  3. "Nothing Matters" (May 2004)
  4. "Dimension" (May 2004)
  5. "Come On, Portugal!" (June 2004)
  6. "Sunrise" (December 2004)
  7. "Have Mercy on Me" (March 2005)
  8. "Cupid" (May 2005, released in the Netherlands and March 2006, released internationally)
  • CopyCat (2006, recorded 2005-2006) is the eighth album and the first bilingual album (the only with Dutch language so far) by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Lingo"
  2. "Een" ("One")
  3. "Dare"
  4. "Niets" ("Nothing")
  5. "Spend"
  6. "Een Vandaag" ("One Today")
  7. "Always" (cover of the Bon Jovi song of the same name)
  8. "Vermist" ("Missing")
  9. "Lovers"
  10. "Leeuw" ("Lion")
  11. "Miss You" 
  12. "Nederland" ("Netherlands")
  13. "A Moment Like This" (cover of the Kelly Clarkson song of the same name)
  14. "Boer Zoekt Vrouw" ("Farmer Seeks Wife")
  15. "Popular"
  16. "Twee" ("Two")
  • Singles:
  1. "Lingo"/"Een" (February 2006)
  2. "Dare"/"Niets" (May 2006)
  3. "Spend"/"Een Vardang" (August 2006)
  4. "Always"/"Vermist" (November 2006)
  5. "Lovers"/"Leeuw" (February 2007)
  6. "Miss You"/"Nederland" (May 2007)
  7. "A Moment Like This"/"Boer Zoekt Vrouw" (February 2008)
  8. "Popular"/"Twee" (July 2008)
  • Triple (2008, recorded 2007-2008) is the ninth album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Vespertine"
  2. "Look"
  3. "One"
  4. "Two"
  5. "Three"
  6. "Four"
  7. "Replay"
  8. "2010"
  9. "Heartbroken"
  10. "Don't Do It"
  11. "Questions"
  12. "How Can I Forget"
  13. "In Too Deep" (cover of the Genesis song of the same name)
  14. "Love's Divine" (cover of the Seal song of the same name)
  15. "Breakfast in America" (cover of the Supertramp song of the same name)
  16. "Tears in Heaven" (cover of Eric Clapton song of the same name) 
  • Singles:
  1. "Vespertine" (September 2008)
  2. "Look" (November 2008)
  3. "One"/"Two" (January 2009)
  4. "Three"/"Four" (March 2009)
  5. "In Too Deep" (May 2009, released in America and July 2009, released internationally)
  6. "Love's Divine" (May 2009, released in America alongside with "Breakfast in America" and September 2009, released internationally)
  7. "Breakfast in America" (July 2009, released in Japan, January 2010, released internationally)
  8. "Tears in Heaven" (August 2009, released in Japan, April 2010, released internationally)
  • 9 (2010, recorded 2009-2010) is the tenth album and the second bilingual album (the only with Portuguese language so far) by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Longitude"
  2. "Porque?" ("Why?")
  3. "Everybody Hurts" (cover of the REM song of the same name)
  4. "E Tu" ("And You")
  5. "Hide and Seek" (cover of the Imogen Heap song of the same name)
  6. "Sim" ("Yes")
  7. "Volume"
  8. "Eusebio" ("Eusebio")
  9. "Where Are We?"
  10. "Cinco" ("Five")
  11. "Hide Me"
  12. "Seis" ("Six")
  13. "Traitor"
  14. "Anjos" (Portuguese-speaking cover of the Robbie Williams song "Angels")
  15. "Random"
  16. "Dei-te Quase Tudo" ("Almost Everything I Gave You", cover of the Paulo Gonzo song of the same name)
  • Singles:
  1. "Longitude"/"Porque?" (July 2010)
  2. "Everybody Hurts"/"E Tu" (September
Other albums:

  • Crash and Fall (2010, recorded 2009-2010) is the first album by Dashers
  1. "Crash and Fall"
  • Singles
  1. "Crash and Fall"

  • The Covers (2010, recorded 1990-2010) is the first compilation album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "Que Sera Sera"

  • All The Singles and Outtakes (2010, recorded 1990-2010) is the second compilation album by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart.
  1. "This is My Song"
  • Singles:
  1. "Dippers"

  •  Sides Vol. 1-6 (2010, recorded 2004-2010) is the six-part box set by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart. It includes 6 studio albums: the shelved studio album Can You Do It?, the third bilingual album (first with Italian language) Il Protagonista, the demo album The Shock, the spoken word album Lest We Forget, the Christmas album Merry Christmas and the soundtrack for his film Rider the Fox.

  • Disc 1: Can You Do It? (recorded 2004-2005)
  1. "Bounce"
  • Singles:
  1. "Bounce"

  • Disc 2: Il Protagonista (recorded 2005-2006)
  1. "Moments"

  • Singles: 
  1. "Moments"

  • Disc 3: The Shock (recorded 1990-1991)
  1. "Speed Light"
  • Singles:
  1. "Speed Light"

  • Disc 4: Lest We Forget (recorded 2006-2008)
  1. "Sleep Tight"
  • Singles:
  1. "Sleep Tight"
  • Disc 5: Merry Christmas (recorded 2008-2009)
  1. "All I Want for Christmas is You"
  • Singles:
  1. "All I Want for Christmas is You"

  • Disc 6: Rider the Fox (recorded 2009-2010)
  1. "As the Bell Rings"
  • Singles:
  1. "As the Bell Rings"

Rider the Fox is a 2010 live-action/computer-animated film based on an original script and directed by Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart. The film premiered on Stewart's official website in June 10, 2010. It has similar themes to the 1981 Hungarian film Vuk. 

  • Plot

  • Cast

  • Leonard Stewart as the voice of Rider the Fox: Leonard died on May 12, 2010 of a heart attack at the age of 20. The film was dedicated to his memory. 
  • Daniel Stewart 

  • Production
The film started out as an original script in 2002 when Stewart saw a fox in the Netherlands. A year later, the film was scrapped in favor to concentrate his music career. The film was revived in 2006 and entered development.
  • Sequel

  • Dashers
Dashers is a pop-rock group which consists of Dutch-Portuguese singer Daniel Stewart, Sanmarinese-Italian singer Paolo Mentici, Belgian singer Daniel van Happenfield, British-American singer Harper Stevens, British singer Brian Franklin and German-Swiss singer Andrew Heider. The group was formed in 2008, but the name was announced on 2009 on Stewart's website. The name has several meanings:
  1. Every member have been on talent shows.
  2. Every member except Paolo Mentici have won talent shows.
  3. Every member except Daniel van Happenfield and Brian Franklin have dual citizenship.
  4. Every member except Andrew Heider have never took a break on music.
  5. Every member except Harper Stevens and Daniel Stewart have participated in the 20/20 Song Contest.
  6. Every member have never took drugs, drank alcohol, smoking cigarettes or gone to jail. 

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