You Make Us “Colorful”
More to Watch By Maura Marcellino Happy Pride Month! DMV-based indie pop trio, SHAED (lead vocalist Chelsea Lee and multi-instrumentalists Max and Spencer Ernst) have partnered with the Capital Pride Alliance to launch the GivePride365 Fund, benefiting local LGBTQ+ charities in the National Capital Region and beyond (The Colorful Campaign). This new single is a […]
Hunter Heflin Gets His Swagger Back in “Weekend at Bernie’s”
Recent Articles By Maura Marcellino While recovering from a concussion in college, Bethesda artist Hunter Heflin wrote “Weekend at Bernies” and created a new genre that blends synthy melodic elements, electronic, 808’s, and tap drums (Flume meets Rap Caviar). Hunter Heflin hopes many people will be able to relate to this comeback story. No longer […]
Seadog Crashes in Like a “Tidal Wave”
More to Watch By Maura Marcellino International music alert! Mark Benton and Tom Chadd of Brighton duo, Seadog, are back with their first single from their forthcoming album, Internal Noise. Recorded at Bella Union Studios in Brighton and produced by Jack Wolter of Penelope Isles, the song blends dream-pop synths and drum machines with layered […]
Sub-Radio Become Royalty in “King of My Heart” Music Video
More to Watch By Maura Marcellino DC’s own Sub-Radio is back with another fun hit just in time for the summer and aesthetically pleasing music video to help motivate you to have some fun, King of My Heart, filmed by Ryan Nau of ActNau Productions. Accompanying an already bright and amazing song, this music video […]
Hero Magnus is “Yours First” in New Single Ahead of New EP
Earlier this month, I had the pleasure of chatting with young indie singer-songwriter and Alchemical Records writer, Hero Magnus to discuss her inspirations, goals, stories, and her new single, “Yours First,” now streaming. Her EP, “Make Me a Man,” is set to release on March 26, 2021.
Hero did a lot of Jewish singing in temple at a young age, which was very lovely. At around 14 or 15, she started writing her own music. However, she thought she was too old to make it and stopped for about six months. Fortunately, she started writing again and went to Berklee College of Music for a Summer, which was really inspiring to her. Since then she has focused on writing, performing, recording, and releasing songs, which became extremely important to her.
