Blue Cadet went to one of the protests in Washington DC, and they we’re more violent than many people though. Here’s some live footage of a protest with a song that was inspired by these events created by Blue Cadet. It helps you gain a real live view of how violent these protests can be, and how important it is for the world to find change. The video shows real evidence of police violence towards the end, as police began to shoot rubber bullets, throw tear gas grenades as children were present, and even strike against peaceful protestors. Check it out below.
Brazilian born Ana Galeli is a singer-songwriter that currently lives in Silver Spring, MD with a bent towards indie-pop. Galeli reached positive reception on her collaborations with electronic DJs, Foxa on the Sony Sweden released track “With You” and DJ Wout on their somber and eclectic cover of the 80s smash hit, “(I Just) Died In Your Arms,” receiving national radio air-play in Belgium, 2019. Her sultry low tones blended with a wide range of pop vocals are essential to her melancholic and cinematic sound paired with themes of deliverance.
Loby, a member of the College Park, MD community, first came onto the scene in 2018 with “Sorority Girl”, a captivating record that draws influence from The Weeknd, Bryson Tiller, and Sabrina Claudio. Following this successful release, Loby has continued to expose his vulnerabilities with his unique and personal storytelling. Loby uses elements from various genres and wants to reinvent the R&B scene by mixing the classics while also tying in smooth, sensual, and ambient sounds to create a vibe of his own.
A singer, song writer, and producer from Broward County, Florida. CatchTwentyTwo breaks away from the accustomed routine of music of today’s times, and instead chooses to focus on what matters most, the expression of emotion in its authentic form. Often soft-spoken and invariably sullen in his vocal style, the pop artist delves into deeper themes of romance, confusion, and anger. We interviewed him too!
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