About Dan and Ken
 
Dan and Ken Durand are singer/songwriters who have been playing music for many years. As brothers, it has been said that their voices blend exceedingly well in the strong harmonies they perform. They favor music that is fun and encourages them and others to think.
 
Dan and Ken have released two CDs. The first was a single written for a fundraiser for "Shelter From the Storm," a group that provides transitional housing for people who have lost housing for a variety of reasons. "To have our music support such a wonderful organization has been very rewarding," say the guys.
 
In 2019 Dan and Ken recorded their second CD, "Wild Ocean" consisting of eleven original songs. Sometimes bluesy, sometimes jazzy, sometimes nostalgic and always from the heart, they love to bring harmonies to make us smile. Topics of the songs contained in the album are quite eclectic. The title song "Wild Ocean" is inspired by the widow walks dotting the coast of Maine. "Laura Bridgman" introduces us to the first Deafblind person to receive a successful formalized education. The humorous "The Label" notes the craziness of many labels on products.
 
A show with Dan and Ken might include social commentary, humor, strong harmonies as well as some sign language for good measure. They love to involve participants in song and to share stories that might make people laugh or ponder. As stated by Pam Stohrer of "The Open Door," "You two are the personification of grace and talent ...we didn't hear enough of you last night."