Doxter S is Number 1 on ReverbNation

This Just in from Vatican City: Doxter S is Number 1 on ReverbNation Locally and Number 1 Regionally.

Check out Doxter S on ReverbNation. Doxter S is Number 1 on ReverbNation Locally, Number 1 Regionally, Number 92 Nationally, and Number 126 Globally.

Doxter S has 60 original songs on ReverbNation, also available on Spotify, CD Baby, iTunes, and Amazon. The most recent is Dorian, a musical interpretation of the Gothic novel by Oscar Wilde – “The Picture of Dorian Gray”.

You can stream all original music by Doxter S from Crimson Studios by going to the music page. Many of these original songs are accompanied by unpublished versions with a different mix or lead singer.

New and Original Music

Doxter S Music and Crimson Studios remain hard at work creating new and original music for the enjoyment of our fans all over the world. Follow this blog for updates on the latest releases and news about radio airplay and other streaming of songs from Doxter S.

Latest Release

Doxter S Music and Crimson Studios recently released 2 new original songs: Stay by Doxter S (available on Spotify), and Nice (pronounced Niece), also available on Spotify.

Doxter-S.com remains alive and well (as long as our internet access works)!

Of course we don’t have streaming music without the internet, and this should make fans and listeners worry about how they can listen to their favorite music during such times. The easy answer is to purchase your own copy and save it on your iPod, iPhone, Galaxy, Droid, or whatever.

Weather by Doxter S on Spotify

Weather by Doxter S on Spotify

Doxter S is a Singer-Songwriter living in McLean, Virginia who has been creating original contemporary music for the last 5 years and performing at local venues in the Washington DC metropolitan region. Doxter S composes original and catchy melodies with meaningful and contemporary themes and produces each new song at Crimson Studios in McLean, Virginia. Doxter S has had his musical compositions performed on stage at local venues in the Greater Washington DC region. Doxter S has received recognition from the Songwriter’s Association of Washington DC for his musical composition and has numerous followers on Facebook, ReverbNation, and Twitter. Listen to Weather by Doxter S on Spotify.

 

Mirrors by Doxter S on Spotify

Mirrors by Doxter S on Spotify

Mirrors by Doxter S is on Spotify: Doxter S continues creating original songs in popular styles. Doxter S incorporates catchy melodies with heartfelt and moving lyrics, connecting emotionally with each new composition. Doxter S has published 44 songs on CD Baby and iTunes over the last 5 years.

“When I look into a mirror, at the face I see, is that really me?” This opening verse is an existential question about our perceptions of our own lives and our place in the universe. “Mirrors” questions who we really are, how we look at ourselves in our past lives, and how we can see ourselves in the future. It was inspired by Einstein’s genius explaining the Space-Time as a single dimension. it happens that a beam of light passes through the mirror’s glass at precisely the angle required to reach the reflection point in the shortest possible time. That must mean that, when we look into a mirror, we only see what we are supposed to see.

You can find Mirrors on Doxter-S.com, on CD Baby, on iTunes and listen on Spotify.

Diva by Doxter S on Spotify

Diva by Doxter S on Spotify

Diva by Doxter S, an upbeat Hip Hop song, is entering new music territory. Doxter S created this original Hip Hop song, inspired by Piccolo Walzer, after making the following statement to a fellow musician: “Never argue with a Soprano”.

​Piccolo Valzer (little waltz) was the original title for Giacomo Puccini’s Musetta’s Waltz. More popularly known today as Quando m’en vo’ soletta, it may be the most memorable music from Pucciin’s 19th century opera La Bohème. So what is the connection with Diva by Doxter S? It turns out the word Soprano isn’t easy to use in the lyrics. So the original inspiration was transformed into  “Never argue with a Diva”, and the theme from the operatic song is carried into the story line. The style transformed to Hip Hop.

Starting with a simple piano rendition of Piccolo Valzer, the piano is next backed by a synthesizer and the all male chorus sings Diva Aria Mine”. The verse, spoken by Doxter S, is backed by the Soprano voice haunting off stage:

Anything can happen when you’re walking with a Diva
Everybody gawking at her like the Queen of Sheba
Listen to these words of mine, I said from the beginning
Never argue with a Diva, ain’t no way of winning
Diva has a lovely voice, You think it comes from Heaven
Diva’s had a vocal coach since she was six or seven
When she sings she smiles and makes you feel you’re not a stranger
Listen to these words of mine, this Diva is no Angel

Then Diva sings her first solo:

When I’m walking alone
When everybody looks at me
They smile at me adoringly
Men are mine to command
And I have them all eating,
yes they are all eating out of my hand

 

Diva by Doxter S: Entering New Territory

Diva by Doxter S: Entering New Territory

Diva by Doxter S, an upbeat Hip Hop song, is entering new music territory. Doxter S created this original Hip Hop song, inspired by Piccolo Walzer, after making the following statement to a fellow musician: “Never argue with a Soprano”.

​Piccolo Valzer (little waltz) was the original title for Giacomo Puccini’s Musetta’s Waltz. More popularly known today as Quando m’en vo’ soletta, it may be the most memorable music from Pucciin’s 19th century opera La Bohème. So what is the connection with Diva by Doxter S? It turns out the word Soprano isn’t easy to use in the lyrics. So the original inspiration was transformed into  “Never argue with a Diva”, and the theme from the operatic song is carried into the story line. The style transformed to Hip Hop.

Starting with a simple piano rendition of Piccolo Valzer, the piano is next backed by a synthesizer and the all male chorus sings Diva Aria Mine”. The verse, spoken by Doxter S, is backed by the Soprano voice haunting off stage:

Anything can happen when you’re walking with a Diva
Everybody gawking at her like the Queen of Sheba
Listen to these words of mine, I said from the beginning
Never argue with a Diva, ain’t no way of winning
Diva has a lovely voice, You think it comes from Heaven
Diva’s had a vocal coach since she was six or seven
When she sings she smiles and makes you feel you’re not a stranger
Listen to these words of mine, this Diva is no Angel

Then Diva sings her first solo:

When I’m walking alone
When everybody looks at me
They smile at me adoringly
Men are mine to command
And I have them all eating,
yes they are all eating out of my hand

 

Flower Girl by Doxter S gets Radio Airplay

Flower Girl by Doxter S gets Radio Airplay

​Flower Girl by Doxter S gets Radio Airplay. Sometimes the inspiration for a song is a person, maybe a place, or a feeling, or perhapse a period in time. Flower Girl by Doxter S is all of these. “Flower Girl” is musically inclined, as she is depicted “gently strumming her guitar” while she sings to an unidentified man. “Flower Girl” is praying as the Mission Bell tolls when the love of her life finally appears. Suddenly we are taken back in time; as if only a return to this earlier historical period can resolve “Flower Girl’s” longing and desires. The Sea Otters swim an play.

Doxter S is an independent Singer/Songwriter from McLean, Virginia near Washington DC.  Doxter S gets played on independent radio stations all over the world.

 

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Anna Redding
CEO and President – AReddQueen Public Relations and Photography LLC

Anna Redding got started in Music Entertainment in 2010 as a Radio show Co Host/Host. She then became a PR and Music Manager for a group and later an artist manager. She is manages a Multi-Talented artist by the name of Blake whose vast vocal range can transition from a smooth baritone to a flawless falsetto. He not only singers, but can play different musical instruments. She also is the Host and Producer of two different radio programs: The Metamorphosis Radio Show for Independent Local, National, and International Artists so their music can be heard not only by the general Public, but National Recording artists friend’s and AReddQueen Radio a fast growing radio show dedicated to Local, National and International Licensed Recording artists as well as teaming up with the African American Music Association based out of Cleveland, Ohio on some events.

They have stated that that they would play this song this spring.

Canyons by Doxter S gets Airplay on WOS Radio

Canyons by Doxter S gets Airplay on WOS Radio

The canyon lands of southwestern United States may be the most beautiful part of this continent. The Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Glen Canyon are in Arizona. Bryce Canyon and Zion Canyon are in Utah. The Navajo and Hopi residents continue a tradtion of devotion and reverence to this wondrous landscape.
Canyons by Doxter S captures the spirit of the canyon lands and its people in a song based on the Native Flute. The melody uses a simple pentatonic scale in a minor key. The percussion is a Native Hand Drum. The female vocalist sings sweetly. The lyrics contrast a modern day romance with the centuries old story of the people inhabiting this spectacular place. The Hopi pray and dance for rain. Kokopelli plays his Magic Flute. The singer refers to her lover, once upon a time together hiking, rafting, and camping here. Then the flame went out. It ended much too soon.
Canyons by Doxter S is hopeful but melancholy. There is mystery, wonderment, joy, and sadness.  The song is both spiritual and uplifting. Just listen with your eyes shut and you can see Kokopelli playing to his Hoodoo audience.
WOS Radio stated that that they would play this song (Canyons) starting 03/19/2018.  Here is the link so you can listen and subscribe, Rate & Review so we can continue to build our audience in anticipation of the show featuring your song: Canyons on WOS
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Some Reasons Why You Should Like Different by Doxter S

Different by Doxter S

Some Reasons Why You Should Like Different by Doxter S

There has been a buzz in the air ever since Netflix aired the first season of Th1rteen R3asons Why.
Different, by Doxter S, is a touching and sensitive ballad that gets right to the center of this problem: American teenagers are caught in the nexus between childhood and adulthood, without always having the emotional anchor needed to remain stable. The lyrics, sung by a female lead, don’t indicate the subject’s gender. This first verse clearly describes the idea of transition, starting with a birthday party. This is followed by a haunting reference to the type of detachment felt when self-importance begins to wane. “People look though you like you’re not even there, like you are lighter than air, a wisp of smoke”.
This theme of detachment is repeated throughout the song. The Chorus, also repeated throughout, paints a simple picture of an individual not fitting in: “You’re different from the luck ones. How can you stay in this place…this life?” The second verse alludes to the potential for bullying, as the subject has been keeping a private journal that has now beome public. The second verse also ends with the repeated themes of detachment noted above.
The bridge introduces several so-called nurturing and authority figures (parents and teachers), with a general perception of lacking emotional support (dominating father, detached mother, dismissive teacher). The bridge ends with the feeling that this must, in some way, undermine the subject’s personal self worth. The final verse, the most direct and disturbing reference to teenage suicide, is immediately followed by the repeated themes of detachment and a repeat of the final chorus. The entire song is made more touching and emotional by the accompanying keyboard chord progressions and cello arpegios.

Doxter S returns to Las Vegas Strong

Doxter S returns to Las Vegas Strong

Staying at the Mandalay Bay Hotel

Doxter S was staying at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas last week. The hotel had placed a large banner over the windows on the 32nd floor that read “Las Vegas Strong”. Everything and everyone seemed the same. Saturday Night there was life on the strip an in the hotel that lasted until dawn. Sunday Morning was warm and sunny. Party goers with a hangover were laying around the Wave Pool or floating down the Lazy River. Cocktails were being served (Hair of the Dog).

Out on the Strip, across from McCarran International Airport, there is a memorial to the victims of the tragic snd senseless shooting. The entire city seems surreal. People trying to go on with their lives but not able to forget what had happened. What happened in Vegas will Stay in Vegas for s long time.

When I wrote Vegas a few years ago this tragedy was never a possibility.  Vegas was where everyone went to Party All Night and seek traditional entertainment,  Comedy acts, Magic Acts, Cirque de Soleil, Elvis Impersonators, etc. Today there is the Stratosphere Tower where you and your friends can drive a car over the edge!  There is a Shark Reef with man-eaters surrounding you in a glass tunnel. Janet Jackson was performing the night we arrived.

I do agree that Vegas is Strong and will continue to attract millions of visitors every year.  Las Vegas in Spanish means “The Meadows”, like an oasis in the desert. Today Vegas is an emotional Oasis where people can briefly forget their daily struggles from work or life in general. I just hope and pray  that Vegas will never suffer another tragedy like the one they had in 2017.

Vegas Strong!