Daniel Angelus Is Not Afraid to Be Vulnerable

More to Watch By Maura Marcellino Daniel Angelus is an England-based award-winning singer, songwriter, and music producer who has been creating melodramatic cinematic pop and rock since 2007 as bedroom music. He began making music as a form of therapy to deal with his childhood trauma and struggles. Angelus collaborated with multi-instrumentalist and producer Tyla-Joe […]
Gem Chantelle Reminds Us Everything Is ‘Temporary’

Recent Articles By Maura Marcellino https://youtu.be/bApl-2Vy47g This Alchemical Records article is read by the author to provide a multimedia experience for our audience while increasing the accessibility of our content to persons with hearing loss, low vision, dyslexia, physical or motor disabilities, or are on the autism spectrum. Young New York singer-songwriter Gem Chantelle is […]
Gritty City Records Gives a Not So Science Fiction Double Feature

More to Watch By Maura Marcellino Get ready for a not so Science Fiction Double Feature! At almost seven and a half minutes, Richmond artists, friends, and frequent collaborators, Ndefru & Fan Ran, Johnny Ciggs, and Starr Nyce team up for this epic short film from SHEESH named GODFACE/WEEDEDITUP off of Ndefru and Fan Ran’s […]
Go on a Journey with Mae Krell

More to Watch By Maura Marcellino Back again with another single, New York City based indie-folk singer-songwriter usually focusing on mental health, Mae Krell has released a new track, “colorblind,” about losing your first love. As someone who has never been in love before, let alone lost one, this song beautifully and tragically illustrates what […]
Spencer Joyce Knows How to Love

Recent Articles By Maura Marcellino Born in a small town in North Carolina and raised in the DMV, Spencer Joyce wants listeners to know he is not tied to any one genre in his first electronic single and his most personal song to date, “Self-Taught Love (featuring RONJON)”. Produced by RONJON, this song teaches the […]
Picture Us Tiny Hopes You’re Safe Tonight

Recent Articles By Maura Marcellino Dating in college can be very complicated. Picture Us Tiny, the musical alias of a slightly nerdy pop-punk college boy and D.C. native, Jackson Velli, brings us a nostalgic spirited bop with sarcasm and emotional lyrics about insecurity and disappointment. This track tells a sad love story about a “party […]
We Love What Sub-Radio Made

More to Watch By Maura Marcellino Back with another song of the summer, the DMV’s own Sub-Radio released the stunning music video for the smooth new single, “Talk About L.A.,” filmed by Ryan Nau of ActNau Productions and edited by Michael Pereira. This track and music video soothe the soul. The cool instrumentals, snapping sounds, […]
Camille Lauren Will Change the Industry

It can be difficult to find someone so young with such passion, confidence, drive, and talent. About to turn 19 this month, Camille Lauren, born and raised in the DMV in places such as Prince George and Leesburg, exhibits all that and more. Full of multiple talents such as percussion, guitar, writing, vocals, and more, there is just no telling what great things she will accomplish. Contributing writer Maura Marcellino had the honor of talking with this brilliant musical prodigy that is sure to take over the industry.
Skomucon Release Chilling Album, Ash-Kin

Recent Articles By Maura Marcellino Progressive metal group based out of the DC metro area, Skomucon, recently released their new eight-track album, Ash-Kin in June of 2021. The underground heavy metal band consists of Evan Harris, Gavin McKay, and Kyle Waterman. They are WAMMIE nominated, passionate, confident, and have a unique sound for listeners looking […]
BOARDWALK Has Himself

Recent Articles By Maura Marcellino Michael Marguet has himself and is happy! The innovative mind behind BOARDWALK releases the psychedelic and swirling “I Got Myself” before his electrifying debut six-song EP, “Tsunami Orange” arrives in late July, along with a music video for “I Got Myself.” The LA indie artist writes, records, and produces all […]