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Daniel Amalm

b. 1979

Australian musician and actor

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Born 1979. Daniel Amalm is an Australian actor, film actor and television actor.

Daniel Amalm (born 16 February 1979) is an Australian actor and musician, best known for his role in serial Home and Away as foster kid Jack Wilson.

Early life Amalm was born in Brisbane, Queensland on 16 February 1979, his mother is Maltese and his father is Swedish. Amalm's father introduced him to guitar from an early age. Amalm's first performances were as a busker in Brisbane's Queen Street Mall with his brother where they were spotted by George Benson's tour manager and invited to Benson's sound check. The Amalm brothers jammed with George Benson and after the jam Benson donated his own money towards a new guitar that the brothers had been saving for. With that guitar Daniel Amalm won a scholarship to study guitar at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music. and was trained in classical guitar under Julian Byzantine. Amalm performed as one of the guitarists in "An Angel Moves Too Fast To See" written by Rhys Chatham for 100 electric guitars for the Brisbane Biennial on 4–5 June 1993. Amalm was runner up in the 9th Australian Classical Spanish Guitar Competition.

Career Daniel's first television role of Jack Wilson in television soap opera Home and Away in 1994 and he was nominated for the Logie Award Most Popular New Talent in 1995.

In 1996, Amalm left Home and Away and recorded a single, "Classical Gas", which was a top 40 hit on the ARIA Charts and No.5 on the Dance Charts; followed by "Honey Dip Girl", which was voted No. 1 on Network Ten's Video Hits for 5 consecutive weeks. In 2000, he returned to Home and Away for a guest appearance and also appeared in TVserialk's All Saints and Tripping Over.

Daniel has worked as a music teacher in classical, flamenco and rock guitar. He has performed the live circuit with various Latin/rock covers and originals bands and wrote with alternative/metal band OP25. Daniel's brother Jacob plays drums in OP25. The band contributed to the original motion picture soundtrack of Two Fists One Heart with a song called 'Like No Other'. which was released 19 March 2009 and Cedar Boys released July 2009.

In 2009, Amalm began a regular role in drama series Rescue: Special Ops as Jordan Zwitkowski on the Nine Network and co-hosted FOX8's adaptation of the boxing reality series The Contender.

Daniel released an ambient classical guitar album in 2019 titled "Guitared" and a flamenco album in 2020 titled "Kaldera".

Filmography

Television

Film

Discography Albums + List of albums, with selected details Title Details Daniel Amalm Released: 1996 Format: CD Label: AMC, EMI Music Australia (4771102)

Singles +List of singles, with selected chart positions Title Year Peak chart positions Album AUS "Classical Gas" 1996 31 Daniel Amalm "Any Way You Want It!" — "Honey Dip" 1997 81

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Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, MacGregor State High School

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Who is Daniel Amalm?

Australian musician and actor

When was Daniel Amalm born?

Daniel Amalm was born on 16 February 1979 in Brisbane.

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Daniel Amalm is an actor, film actor and television actor.

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Daniel Amalm is Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Daniel Amalm

· Wikidata: Q5216403

· DBpedia: Daniel Amalm

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