Independent music producer originally from Sanford, North Carolina, now in Münster, Germany.  
**Yes you can use my music in your video projects, as long as you give credit!**

Download my songs here! --> https://pycmusic.bandcamp.com 

1/2 of https://soundcloud.com/allydialofficial  
Check out an online radio project I'm a part of at https://ampupradio.com

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When Chaël sets off to produce a new song, he gets in the zone: “It’s a kind of rush”, he says about his process, often starting with vocals and an acoustic element such as the guitar. What follows is a kind of free-spiraling of creativity, with Chaël adding and removing elements, traversing borders without ever losing touch with electronic music – and coming out on the other side with some of the most exciting songs the genre currently has to offer. The atmospheric of deep house, the catchiness of pop, the organic of singer-songwriter – his inspiring productions bear traces of all that. 

Born in Switzerland and raised in Germany, with family roots in South Korea, versatility is essentially part of his DNA. Trying himself in various classical instruments throughout his youth, Chaël eventually discovered electronic music. “Making music is what drives me. It feels good and is fun,” he says. "Beyond that, however, I always hope to bring something positive to other people as well, whatever that means for the individual listener." 

Chaël's highlights to date include the single "Don't Speak," released in 2020, with more than 15 million streams, more than 700k Shazams and a top 10 placement in Russia. And that was just the beginning. The next sonic rush might be happening this very minute.  

please send your inquiries for commercial use to 
chael.info.music@gmail.com

Imagine the sonic signature of an artist whose early influences include Ella Fitzgerald, The Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper’s,” Veruca Salt, Tool, ‘90s grunge and Hall & Oates. Of course, the customary next statement is supposed to neatly reveal that Rama Duke—the namesake of this bio—is that very vocalist.
 
But it’s not that easy. You are about to meet a musical tour de force all to herself. Rama is a singer and songwriter with the ability to wring every iota of emotion from a lyric… and in the next verse, roar with a delicious ferocity that makes one’s bones tremble. Ask Rama to define her style: “Loud, passionate and unapologetic,” she says. “I might call it ‘grunge soul’.”
 
As one of the initial signings to Los Angeles-based multi-media/music company 1520 Entertainment, founder and CEO Jared Lee Gosselin says, “The first time I worked with Rama some years ago, I was struck by her raw, limitless passion. She puts so much of herself into every note, word and phrase; with incredible respect—and awareness of—the context of the music and the arrangement. She also understands how to universally appeal to the audience.”
 
In fact, 1520’s launch single, an inspired re-rub of Red Hot Chili Peppers’ 1992 smash “Under the Bridge,” is an ideal platform for Rama’s guts and gusto. In her commanding duet with lyricist Chino XL—who was once mentored by Rick Rubin—the song serves up its message of strife and search for redemption, recharged for a new generation.
The time is now. Signed to 1520, and working directly with Grammy-winning Jared Lee Gosselin, Rama Duke is at last able to express all, front and center. He says, “We’ve known each other for so long. I’m the lucky one here.” She adds, “For so long I was asked to fit a certain mold or sing songs formulated for radio. Jared gets me.”
 
As “Under the Bridge” mounts its campaign via radio and Spotify, social media, YouTube/Vimeo and the like, Rama is working with 1520 toward her long-lived missive. “It’s true, nothing comes close to rock for me, but I see the beauty in all music and, hey I’m good at it, so why not express myself wherever it feels real,” Rama says.
 
That includes contributing vocals to a number of targeted EDM tracks aimed to propel the genre beyond its increasingly wearying radio-ready generic vocal signature. Rama is also working on a full-length project with the band A Bad Day for Sorry. But foremost is her development with Gosselin.
 
“It has taken a few turns to get here, but this is the right time and place. I know I’m heading down the right road,” Rama says. “What matters most is reaching people and sharing my message of strength and perseverance.”

Just creating what comes to mind and letting you experience it too.

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