"Fletcher Daniel" is the first studio album from American singer-songwriter Fletcher Daniel released on March 28th, 2025, by Migrant Records. This album captures a transition in Fletcher's writing and performance styles, oscillating from a soft traditional folk style in songs like " When She'd Wander in the Valley" and "She Lived on 93rd" to more of a folk-rock feel seen in "Enough for Tomorrow" and "It's All to the Queen's Dismay". As Fletcher wrote this album the lyrics became more and more illustrative with central themes of love, loss, and grief being bent around absurd imagery.