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Den Hollinden creates a rootsy endangered species of music that gives Americana its definition, fans of traditional country what they have long missed, country's detractors a reason to take a second listen, and passes the Texas singer/songwriter music test of if you didn't write it, don't sing it. He is a storyteller who uses his palette of rootsy country sounds--like steel, Dobro and vintage guitars--to communicate emotion and paint scenes of Americana. Wearing hats of recording artist, songwriter and producer, Den is intimately involved in every step of the production of his music.

As a songwriter, Den is affiliated with ASCAP, Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Songwriters Guild of America, Nashville's Tennessee Songwriters Association International, and sits on the Board of Directors of the Washington, DC area's Songwriters' Association of Washington (SAW). As a recording artist and producer, Den is a member of the Recording Academy (NARAS/GRAMMY), Academy of Country Music (ACM), and the Americana (AMA), Roots (RMA) and Washington Area (WAMA) Music, and Pedal Steel Guitar (PSGA) Associations. Down Under, Den is an international professional member of the Country Music Association of Australia (CMAA). Den's strong voice for music advocacy can be heard at major events supporting musicians rights, such as those sponsored by the Copyright Alliance, Future of Music Coalition and GRAMMYs on the Hill.