BriGuy and Darling Cant Find “No Justice”
BriGuy (Brian Devane) & Darling (Ryan Darling) met on their first day at UVM and proceeded to form the band “2%” (like the milk). With performances at Twiddle’s Tumble Down & Higher Ground under their belt, they ventured further into production on logic.
Garth Wants to Know, “Didn’t I” Tell You
Originally raised in the distant D.C. suburbs, Garth. is a singer, producer & multi-instrumentalist now based in New York City. Human Nature, his first musical offering as a solo artist, blends influences ranging from 90s R&B and 80s pop to the more electronic production of today.
Written during the summer lockdown of 2020, “Didn’t I” is a cynical, note-to-self with a simple message–don’t catch feelings. The moody track is a hard-hitting lead single for Garth.’s, upcoming 2021 EP. Boasting original samples of natural soundscapes against aggressive, yet ethereal vocal production, “Didn’t I” knocks HARD. The music video, slated for release on Nov 20th, brings the song’s energy to life with striking visual themes of reflection in the vastness of nature.
THREEYEDMOUSE Wants to Know “WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE”
Maryland’s threeeyedmouse is nothing short of an amalgamation of every aspect of hip-hop, music and the industry alongside it. Threeeyedmouse brings it all to the table, raps he’s got that, mixing and mastering, he’s got that. Combine this with his ability to create a combination of varied soundscapes is astounding. From sampling Anita Baker to, creating a clubhouse banger for your weekend party and everything in between, threeeyedmouse does it all on a high level. With collaborations spanning all genres and an appeal that continues to grow, threeeyedmouse is set to take over this decade. As the Maryland hero is getting set to release his debut album, now is the time to get hip to one of the most diverse forces we have right now.
Emma G. and Mason McCormick Say “You Can Count On Me This Christmas”
More to Watch The Alchemist Washington D.C. area sing-songwriter, author, and Capitol Groove Collective founder Emma G. has consistently met her goal of releasing a brand new song every six weeks in 2020. Her latest song (and music video) “You Can Count On Me This Christmas,” is a collaboration with “DC’s friendliest neighborhood cowboy,” Mason […]
D.C. Band Broke Royals is “The Goldbrick Champion”
Broke Royals is rewriting doubts. Turning negative self-talk into positive affirmations. Hokey as it sounds, the band was willing to try anything after the world, and their income stream, came to a grinding halt this year.
Eric Scott Takes Us To “The Scene Of The Crime”
More to Watch The Alchemist “Scene of the Crime” is the second single from the highly anticipated full length LP Peace Bomb (expected to release in 2021) by Maryland based singer-songwriter and bassist Eric Scott. This song starts off hauntingly and the video is reminiscent of a noir detective film and true to the song’s […]
Eli Lev Goes “Anywhere We Can Go” With Fan-Generated Music Video
More to Watch The Alchemist Global citizen Eli Lev has tapped into his network of fellow inhabitants of Earth with his Official Fan-Generated music video of “Anywhere We Can Go.” The song was released on April of 2019 and appeared later that year on Deep South, the third EP released as part of Eli Lev’s Four […]
Do you Miss Live Music? Check Out Speed of Light Performing, “Kill the Vibe”
Inspired by everything from 70s Punk to Desert Rock, Speed of Light, siblings aged 13 to 17 from Santa Monica, California, have rocked the SoCal area and beyond with their original sound, carving their own path with no apologies. With elder brother Cameron’s 70s-style guitar riffs, middle brother Tyler’s thundering drums, and youngest sister Riley’s banshee howl, it’s no surprise why they’re becoming local fixtures in the L.A. music scene. With three years of live shows under their belt, they’re finally dropping a crowd favorite, the official single and video for “Kill the Vibe.” The song was recorded and filmed LIVE in a recording studio with a riotous live audience just before COVID put a long pause to live shows. Engrossed in the vivacious energy of playing hard-hitting garage rock with one foot in punk, it’s clear why Speed of Light is one of the reasons why you attend a show in Los Angeles.
Vera Blue Wants to Know Would You, “Lie to Me”
The metamorphosis of gifted folk singer/songwriter Celia Pavey into the electro pop powerhouse Vera Blue has been as visually electrifying as it has musically scintillating.
It began with the release of the critically lauded EP Fingertips and its achingly ethereal breakthrough platinum single “Hold.” Musically, the track fuses Pavey’s raw lyrical insights and captivating vocals with elegant, hypnotic electronica; while the accompanying black and white video plays with close up perspectives and a hauntingly interior tone.
The rapturously received debut album Perennial came next; along with that dance-inducing, double platinum single “Regular Touch” – and its far more cinematic visual direction. This time, a Goddess-like Vera Blue is captured in sweeping colour against majestic snow peaks and rolling, faded green mountain ranges; her soaring vocals as wild and resplendent as her flaming hair.
Silence Echoez Backstory and Acoustic Performance of “Don’t Say Anything”
Recent Articles The Alchemist We are pleased to be able to share this first Crossover.TV episode of Backstories featuring Most Savage Gentlemen songwriter, vocalist, and drummer extraordinaire, Silence Echoez. We featured the MSG release of “Don’t Say Anything” back in June, but it is another matter entirely to hear the story and the acoustic version of […]
