The Eldritch Witch Vampire that simply goes by the name “Malice” was born to the mortal plane in March of 1692, in the countryside of Salem, Mass. Being the child of a learned Eldritch Witch, they were raised in their mother’s craft, and taught to worship “The Unnamed One.” This Eldritch being blessed this small coven with special gifts and abilities, like knowledge of herbalism and astrology, and the ability to heal with the mind. In 1727, Malice was in the forest gathering herbs, when they were attacked by an unknown assailant. Unable to defend themselves, they lay on the floor of the forest, pleading out to their deity. "Help me, Unnamed One! Help me, and I will be yours for eternity!" It was in that moment, The Unnamed One showed favor and took pity on Malice and answered their prayer, changing them into an Eldritch Vampire, making their fangs grow in upside down (so as not to drink blood), loosing their healing abilities, but gaining new energy draining abilities. Over time, Malice found the best way to use this draining ability was to perform in front of a crowd, as his newfound musical proclivity and stage presence could mesmerize the audience causing all eyes to be upon them, and no one notices energy being drained when they are laughing and having fun.

Bloodline Lounge Covers 2024

These are all the covers I’ve recorded and made public thus far. There will be more. 😎

All The Covers

All the covers/remixes/extended versions of songs I've Recorded.

Can You Picture That? - Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem

Halloween release

I Hold Your Hand In Mine - Tom Lehrer

My cover of Screamin' Jay Hawkins 1956 classic, "I Put a Spell on You".

I recorded all the instruments and vocals, and mixed/mastered the track. Let me know what you think.

Covers

I Put a Spell on You - Screamin' Jay Hawkins Cover

My version of "The Ballad of the Witches Road" from Marvel's "Agatha All Allong"

The Ballad of the Witches Road (Malice's Version)

Eldritch Witch Vampire Malice's cover of Dr. Phineas Waldorf Steel's "Childhood (Don't a Go-Go)", from his album "Dr. Steel 2: Eclectic Boogaloo". Written by Rion Vernon.

Childhood (Don't a Go-Go) (Malice's Version)

The Eldritch Witch Vampire Malice didnt get to sing this song this season, but it was on their list of potentials. Music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Howard Ashman. From the movie/broadway musical "Little Shop of Horrors". I'm singing both parts.

Feed Me (Git It) (Malice's Version)

This is the Eldritch Witch Vampire Malice's version of the song Poison, from the show "Hazbin Hotel" on Amazon Prime. Song was written by Andrew Underberg, Blake Roman, and Sam Haft. Malice's Version was recorded by Larry Malys aka The Absinthetic Orchestra.

Poison [Hazbin Hotel] (Malice's Version)

The Absinthetic Orchestra’s cover of Lady Gaga’s newest song, “Abracadabra”. Enjoy. #ladygaga #cover #abracadabra #guitar #lgbtqia #witchy #fun

Abracadabra (Lady Gaga cover)

Music is meant to invoke thought, not unlike art, politics, and religion. However, because of the emotional ties that the individual has with different types of music, or certain compositions, we as humans are drawn to certain sounds and textures (each depending on our own likes and dislikes). When we as children listen to music, we imagine a whole world that opens up around us, like a magical forest with dancing trees, or we use it for an adventure for our toys to play in. When we "grow up" (as society calls it), we unfortunately grow out of these practices. We loose our playtime and recess. We start working and paying bills and taking medication. My goal, both as a musician and as a Toy Soldier, is to help everyone that hears my music wake up their imaginations. I want the people of this planet to get a jolt of electricity running through their creative centers. That, my friends, is my goal. I hope you enjoy. 