DeathstrokeDMV is Longing for Happiness on New Track, “Right Now”
Deathstroke DMV is an artist from Gaithersburg. He has been making music for about 12 years now mainly as a producer,yet lately he is trying to find his own voice. He has produced for Lil B, Soulja Boy, Bexey, Washington D.C. rapper Xanman, and Lil Xelly from Rockville. His influences are very mixed from many sub genres of hip hop and other forms of pop and alternative music.
Prinze George Releases New Single, “Centuries” off Their Upcoming Album
An American Alternative Pop band formed by Kenny Grimm (Producer), and Naomi Almquist (Vocalist) in 2013, the two recruited Isabelle De Leon (Drummer) soon after. Following the release of their self titled EP “Prinze George” the band went on tour with Albert Hammond Jr as direct support in 2015. Bolstering their growing reputation they dropped their debut album “Illiterate Synth Pop” in 2016 and joined Lewis Del Mar on his North American Tour.
Jack Waugh Writes an “Autobiography”
Jack Waugh says, “I play music because it’s able to transcend societal barriers and take listeners, as well as myself, to a place of units and infinite consciousness.” He is an artist from Washington D.C. and has performed at venues at events such as the 9:30 Club, The Mid Atlantic Jazz Festival, DROM, Le chat Noir, Pianos among others.
Ting Lin’s Reminder To “Love You For You”
Recent Articles by Daniel Warren Hill “When will you believe that you are all you need?” It’s one of many questions posed by Singer-songwriter Ting Lin in her latest single “Love You For You” intended to remind you that self-love and self-confidence are worth pursuing and embracing with your whole heart. It’s a soothing track […]
MAAM – Unconditional Love
Stacy, MJ, and YY of MAAM join the Alchemicast to talk about how they’re faring during the pandemic even as the world begins to adjust to the new (ab)normal, and how the band’s debut launched right at the start of the shut down. The band continues to produce music by songwriting and sharing ideas remotely before minimal but highly focused studio time. The band discusses how their core as four Moms (and a Man) is such a central part of the band’s objective to highlight that women’s voices matter, and that music as a creative outlet helps to bring some focus on their individuality rather than just as women with families and jobs to manage.
