Prior to making a name for herself as Matthew Herbert's key collaborator, vocalist/producer Dani Siciliano played in jazz combos and spun soul, funk, and jazz records in San Francisco clubs.

A meeting with Herbert resulted in the two working together and eventually they wed. It's Siciliano's lilting voice that graces the likes of Herbert's "[m=46906]" (1997) [from album "[m=46928]" (1998)], along with "[m=46942]" (2000) and "[m=46958]" (2000) [both from album "[m=46964]" (2001)] – three of the richest, danceable avant-pop singles of the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Other outside collaborations with Brooks and fellow Herbert accomplice [a=Phil Parnell] were sprinkled throughout the early 2000s.

A little later in the decade, she released a pair of solo albums for the German [l=Studio !K7] label. "[m=47057]" (2004) and "[m=172270]" (2006) both involved Herbert, but the albums were definitely her shows, and she was also featured throughout her partner's "[m=47022]" (2006).

For several years, new Siciliano recordings were scarce, but she was featured on DJ Koze "[m=536425]" (2013) and later joined the Paris-based label undefined, where she released her predominantly self-produced third solo album, "[m=1033877]" (2016).

Previously married to Matthew Herbert.