Imani Wj Wright Delivers a slick RnB Cut, “Home”
Imani Wj Wright is an artist that has recently really impressed us, and is slowly making a huge name for himself in the DMV community. Wright is a classically trained 21-year-old musician from Baltimore, Maryland who’s won numerous accolades for his musical skills. One of those accolades being from The Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University, conferring him with an “Outstanding Performance’’ award. Some of his musical performances also include a headlining show at the Kennedy Centre, on August 24, 2019. This well received performance fused elements of Opera, Jazz, and R&B. It included his most known piece “So I Thought”, and an array of other pieces written by Wright. His last track was actually featured on our website, and it was called, “So I Thought”.
D.C. Band No Pterodactyls Brings, “Class Five” to the World
Born out of a series of spider-infested basements, No Pterodactyls is what would happen if indie rock bumped into punk rock at the bar and bought it a beer. Not afraid to get their hands dirty, the band poses and quickly answers the question “is it possible to head bang while dancing?” No Pterodactyls is based in Washington, DC.
Emma Lee Puts It All On Paper with “Dear Corona”
Recent Articles The Alchemist Hip Hop Golden Age named her one of the best in U.S. Hip-Hop Underground for her performance on UK producer/DJ Mark Ski’s self-produced 2020 LP, Catch-REC. Emma Lee is forging her own path as a Ungandan-born, Harlem-raised emcee rap activist, but continues to prove that continual exploration of one’s craft in […]
Signature Theatre Produces On-Demanded Cinematic Concert
More to Watch The Alchemist Featuring twenty-six vocalists and musicians from across the Washington D.C. area, Signature Theatre presents: Signature Vinyl, an demand cinematic concert featuring newly interpreted music from the 1960’s through 1990’s. A Tony Award®-winning, non-profit professional theater company in Arlington, VA, Sig Theatre (as it is lovingly referred to) brings their experience […]
