DMV Born Ayzha Nyree Is Making A Name for Herself With, “Noya”
Ayzha Nyree bobs and weaves between R&B, rap, and pop with a red-hot signature style of her own. She was once a DMV native as she was born in Fredericksburg, VA. Now based in Los Angeles now, the singer, songwriter, and artist initially built up a massive audience on Tik Tok after her remix of Chris Brown’s “No Guidance” went viral to the tune of 60 million YouTube views and 2.5 million Tik Tok creates. She also recently lent her voice to “Issues” a standout from Day Lee’s debut EP, Way of Vol. 2. Signed to Republic Records, she’s primed to make a major impact.
Good Terms Writes Song About Frustration From Being Let Down by Their Heroes, “Pedestal”
Good Terms is your friendly neighborhood emo band. The three of them actually grew up in Northern VA/DC area. After years of working behind-the-scenes in the music industry, this group of best friends finally joined forces to get back to the roots of what made them first fall in love with music. The Los Angeles based quartet embraces the D.I.Y. spirit of the scene they grew up in by recording, producing, and mixing all of their music. Good Terms maintains a diverse sonic palette that spans from anthemic emo pop to blistering double time hardcore, with a sprinkle of everything you know and love from the Warped Tour Universe. Good Terms invites you to become a part of their community and participate in the catharsis they’ve found together.
The J.O.B Are No Criminals
More to Watch The Alchemist Inspired by the protests and police confrontations in their hometown during the summer of 2020, Richmond rock band, The J.O.B. decided to preserve the moment with this powerful new music video for their latest single, “Criminal”. “There’s a lot to this song, a lot of subtext,” says Jim O’Ferrell, the […]
Fellowcraft – The Best Is Yet To Come
Brandon, Zach, Pablo, and JR of Fellowcraft join the Alchemicast to discuss the recent release of their latest studio album, This Is Where You’ll Find Me, along with how the band has been growing its fanbase internationally, its acceptance within the metal community, and the importance of press coverage – especially from local DMV outlets.
K Folks Wants You to “Save Your Love”
Kaelab Riyan Folks is a singer/songwriter from Staunton, VA. Short and sweet, his genre consists of a pop-like R&B sound. He is known as a hopeless romantic, and he likes to make his music about the realistic emotional encounters he has faced. We are just beginning to learn about him, but we see a ton of potential going forward!
His newest track is called, “Save Your Love” it definitely fits into his genre range. The piano chords that are the center piece of the instrumental are simple, but has that pop-element we look for that keeps your head bopping. His vocals are impressive, as he sings, “Save Your Love” during the hook which will easily get stuck in the listener’s head. One of our favorite parts of the track are his ability to vocally harmonize in areas. Check out the track below.
Gerard West and Sasha Benning Duo @ State Theatre
Sunday, April 18, 2021 @ 6:00 PM EDT
Audacity Brass Band at Martin’s Downtown
Saturday, April 17, 2021 @ 9:00 PM EDT
Emma G. at Java Nation
Friday, April 16, 2021 @ 7 PM EDT
Anthony Swamp Dog Clark at State Theatre
Thursday, April 15 @ 7:30PM EDT
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.
