So Fierce Music Inks Electronic Dance Music Sensation Danny Dymond
Nov 19, 2020
So Fierce Music is a new kind music label for LGBTQ+ music artists and drag performers who have been marginalized by the mainstream music industry.
Toronto, Nov 19, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - The music of the electronic dance music artist, Danny Dymond, has often been described as electrifying, vibrant, and honest. Together with a relentless work ethic and is determined to inspire others, Dymond has landed himself his first-ever record deal with LGBTQ+ Inclusive Dance Music Label So Fierce Music.
"For me, joining So Fierce Music as an LGBTQ+ Artist means that a door that was closed for so many years is finally open, and I have the opportunity to flood the gates with my creativity on an accepted and supported platform," said Dymond. "I look forward to creating and connecting with fans on all levels, and I'm excited to entertain while living my truth."
Dymond will be working closely with So Fierce Music founder and renowned Electronic Music Producer Velvet Code who is best known for his remixes of Lady Gaga's "Sour Candy" and "Stupid Love".
"I'm super stoked to be teaming up with Danny Dymond on his next hit single," said Velvet Code. "I am always on the lookout for talented, hard-working LGBTQ+ artists, and Danny meets that criteria on every level. This year has been the time for artists like Danny to thrive, and I look forward to the magic we'll create."
Dymond's previous releases can be found on the label website here.
About Danny Dymond
Danny Dymond is an electronic-pop and house music recording artist based in Toronto, Canada. The popular Haldimand County Artist released his debut album entitled "Nightlife, Love & Liberty" on June 19, 2018, an electrifying and upbeat tribute to the life and the LGBTQ+ community.
The 8-song album features two collaborations with fellow LGBTQ+ artists Lexi Tellings and Quanah Style and received highly positive reviews across Canadian media outlets.
About So Fierce Music
SO FIERCE MUSIC is an LGBTQ+ Dance Music Label and Entertainment Services company that provides a platform for artists, DJs, producers, and drag entertainers who have been marginalized by the major and independent music label industry. Artists signed to So Fierce include Sofonda, Velvet Code, Deity Jane, FORD, and Ethan Winteringham. In providing this platform, So Fierce Music strives to guide and teach artists how to make a living in today's crowded music industry. In addition to providing marketing, radio promotion, and distribution, So Fierce Music also offers video production, music production, songwriting, management, consultancy, and promotion services as needed for their roster.
About Velvet Code
Velvet Code is a Canadian Electronic Music DJ, producer, and artist based in Toronto, Canada. As a DJ and music producer, Velvet Code's influences include Laidback Luke, Dada Life, BloodPop, Avicii, Peter Rauhofer, David Guetta, and Calvin Harris. His music can be described as the '80s and 90s-influenced electronic dance music ("EDM"), most notably the sub-genres of EDM known as electro house and house. Velvet Code's latest single, "Teenage Dreamer" was recorded in Toronto, Canada, with his official video recorded completely while under quarantine. Velvet Code's weekly radio mixshow, "Rise To The Rhythm," can now be heard on more than 133 digital, FM and satellite radio stations around the world each week; the stations include Dash Radio's ElectroCity, Jack'd Up Radio Network and its affiliates, and many others.
Website: http://www.velvetcode.com
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