POV Live Presents Ryan Leahan
Thursday, June 17
8 p.m. EDT
Washington, DC
Cancer Can Rock with Jim Ebert
More to Watch The Alchemist Daniel Warren hill chats with Grammy-nominated producer and Cancer Can Rock founder, Jim Ebert to discuss experiences, music, Grammy’s, and of course, Cancer Can Rock. Cancer Can Rock uses the money raised to invite musicians facing aggressive cancer into a studio with professionals to produce a song which serves as […]
GuruGanesha Singh is a Talent That Must be Heard!
GuruGanesha, is an artist that currently lives in Herndon, VA. He is a child of the ‘60s, that grew up in a world where social expression and musical boundaries were confined to a very rigid set of rules that the 1950’s America dictated. Then one day that all changed: It was in 1964 that the Beatles appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show for the first time, and the world was never the same. He knew right away what his lifelong calling would be and then set out across the country armed with a guitar and a vision to touch people’s souls with sound and love.
Jarreau Williams – Lift Up and Be Uplifted
Jarreau Williams checks in with us immediately after completing a recording studio session and just days after being awarded not one, not two, but three Washington Area Music Awards (or Wammies) for Best Pop Song, Best R&B Song, and Best Soul Artist/Group. Jarreau and Andy discuss filming a music video with a convertible at 30°F, the responsibility of representing the Washington DC metropolitan music, and the joy of uplifting one another while all in the pursuit of the same things.
NoVA Music Fest benefiting Cancer Can Rock at 868 Estate Vineyards
Sunday, June 13, 2021
12:00 PM EDT
Purcellville, VA 20132
XRJ Foundation Fundraiser Featuring Live Music
Saturday, June 12, 2021
12 – 10 p.m. EDT
Chantilly, VA
Flippin’ Eyelids at Tiki Bar
Friday, June 11, 2021
6:30 PM EDT
Solomons, MD
1Identity – Collective Consciousness
Alena Ciera, Hailey Muzic, and Kurt of Pop/Rock/R&B band 1Identity have made a name for themselves in their hometown of Washington D.C., having appeared on WUSA 9 and performing at The Cherry Blossom Festival and DC Funk Fest. Now they join the Alchemicast: with Andy Reed to talk about how they came to become known as 1Identity, overcoming obstacles together, and of course what it means to be artists representing the DC, MD, VA music scene.
Kovey Coles Releases Metaphoric and Progressive Track, “Temporary Hold” About Black Americans in Society
Recent Articles The Alchemist Multi-instrumentalist, producer, and songwriter from the Charlottesville area in Virginia (now residing in Los Angeles and has also lived in Tokyo, Beijing, and New York), Kovey Coles creates electric alternative hip-hop in new psychedelic rock and indietronica track, “Temporary Hold.” In the vein of other left-of-center creatives like Frank Ocean, Steve […]
Freddy Hall is Looking for, “Something Good” to Change
Freddy Hall is a Northern Virginia based artist that has recently come to our attention. He fuses compelling lyrics with anthemic melodies and groovy music. Freddy has shared the stage with musical icons such as Carole King, Duncan Sheik and Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong. He has played for many Tony Award winning Broadway shows, and his music has been featured on Disney+, This American Life, and a long list of podcasts and independent movies. Freddy is putting the finishing touches on his new album, Dazy, which will bloom this fall.
His newest track is called, “Something Good” and the video has some really unique qualities. It features everything from dancing raisins to lyrics from magazine cut outs. You can hear that groovy vibe that Freddy has mastered in this song, as the instrumental portion almost reminds us of a Bruno Mars track. We love the energy this track brings, and we know you will too. Check out the video below.
