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Daniel Johnston was an American singer-songwriter and visual artist known for his emotionally raw music and distinct lo-fi sound. His work has influenced numerous artists and garnered a cult following.

Born on January 22, 1961, in Sacramento, California, Johnston grew up in West Virginia. He showed an early interest in music and art, creating home recordings and comic books during his youth.

Johnston struggled with mental health issues throughout his life, including bipolar disorder. Despite these challenges, he continued to produce art and music, becoming an inspirational figure for many.

Johnston's career took off in the 1980s with the release of his homemade cassette albums. He gained wider recognition in the 1990s, and his song "True Love Will Find You in the End" became particularly well-known. Johnston's artwork has been exhibited in galleries worldwide.

Johnston's most notable achievements include his influential album "Hi, How Are You," being the subject of the documentary "The Devil and Daniel Johnston," and his artwork being displayed in prestigious galleries.

Johnston's mental health struggles sometimes led to erratic behavior and hospitalizations, but he was widely respected for his honesty and vulnerability, rather than being involved in any major scandals.

Some of Johnston's most famous creations include his albums "Hi, How Are You" and "1990," as well as his song "True Love Will Find You in the End" and his iconic "Jeremiah the Innocent" frog drawing.