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Erica Danea - Where They Do That

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I was called Double A as a youth because of my initials, and it grew on me after a while.  Metaphorically it’s sound in my case because a Double A battery is made to be in charge and often brings light.  So I kept it.  My intentions are to offer the same for all of my #AAngelfamily with love.  Witnessing those suffering around me, who are many and diverse in life roles, I can’t rest idly.  The answer to our tribulation is something they’ll be able to draw from my music.  All of this is for no glory of mine.

Music has been a pleasure to me since my conception.  Sailing through my teenage years, I expanded its purpose in my life from a source of entertainment to that plus a means of offering to others.  Growing up, I would flood my speakers with trap artists.  If they didn’t make intersection-distracting bass pound from the 2 12’s in my trunk, I wouldn’t play them.  Bass brings that squinty-eyed, horripilation-rich, Spirit feeling that I’m addicted to.  I started recording on a rack in my closet with a coat hanger that I twisted into the shape of a pop filter which had some girl’s pantyhose stretched over it where I could slide my phone in to record.  Now I’m a regular at the biggest studio in my city built by a friend of mine who was inspired to make music shortly after I began.

You can talk to people until you’re blue in the face and they may never feel you.  But as soon as you put your message into hot bars behind a lit beat, everything changes.  Your word glides right into their heart like they had WD-40 on their chest.  I don’t have a box that labels me a rapper/singer/genre-specific songwriter.  However, if there was a name for one who designs songs based on influences from dissimilar polarities of music and trauma, with a heavy bass love, that name would be AAngel.  The focus of my tracks is to share what’s most important in a way that’s easily received, despite its somewhat red-pill nature.

I have a teaser for each of my songs “Back Road” and “Quicksand” as well as a performance video for my single “See the Pros” on the way.  Once those have circulated my new debut single will have its big drop with a music video.  That song will be from my upcoming album featuring never before heard bonus tracks and a secret limited edition EP for my #AAngelfamily.

My plan is to, within the next 6 months to a year, have my album, remaining singles, and merchandise all dropped which will expand my fan base exponentially, giving them music that they will enjoy while simultaneously increasing the wealth of my affiliates and self.  When I give back what I’ve earned to my #AAngelfamily, instead of donating finances to some of the many charities that collect money and distribute only a small percentage to the group(s) they claim to be supporting, I want the resources that I donate to go directly from my hands to the hands of those in need.  To see them eating food that I’ll grow and prepare for them, drinking water from wells that I’ll drill for them, and sheltering their bodies with the garments that I’ll fashion for them will allow me to confirm that those whom I claim to love have indeed been loved and provided for throughout my lifetime.  It’s as if there is no stage.  I’m as much of my fans/fam as they are of me and only together will we be able to attain the fullness of the freedom we so desire.