Danielle Marsh

Danielle June Marsh (born April 11, 2005, in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia), known by the stage name Danielle, is an Australian-Korean singer who made her name as a founding member of K-pop girl group NewJeans. Raised between Australia and South Korea -- her family relocated to Paju when she was four -- Danielle appeared on South Korean television as a child before returning to Australia for primary school and later becoming a K-pop trainee in 2020. NewJeans debuted on July 22, 2022 through ADOR, a subsidiary of HYBE, and immediately upended mainstream K-pop conventions with their understated Y2K aesthetic and polished low-pressure sound. The group's debut single 'Attention,' which Danielle co-wrote, topped South Korea's Circle Digital Chart and won Best K-pop Song at the 20th Korean Music Awards. Danielle participated in writing five NewJeans songs in total, underlining her role as more than a performer within the group. In 2023, Danielle voiced Ariel in the Korean dub of Disney's The Little Mermaid. Her rendition of 'Part of Your World' debuted at number two on Billboard's Hot Trending Songs chart. On December 29, 2025, her exclusive contract with ADOR was officially terminated following a prolonged dispute between the members, the label, and parent company HYBE. In January 2026, she addressed fans via an independent Instagram live broadcast, affirming her intent to forge her own path. As of early 2026 she has no announced agency affiliation, but her solo trajectory is closely watched.