The cover of Kelly Clarkson’s “Since U Been Gone” was a particular crowd favorite, with Lynn’s fierce vocals capturing the essence of the iconic breakup song. Stereo Social Club also incorporated pop hits to ensure fans of mainstream music had their moments. Some standout moments were “All the Small Things” by Blink-182 and “Baby Got Back” by Sir Mix-A-Lot. That way you don’t rip each other’s heads off.” Find people that, aside from being good musicians, that you can tolerate and bond with and have a relationship with outside of the band. Malizia echoed her sentiments, saying, “You need to be a family first. You have to have that ‘glue,’ and the crowd will be able to feel it,” Cruz said. A lot of bands also don’t have two female vocalists, and Dani and I love to sing together. I think there are a lot of bands out there, but not a lot with true chemistry, and we have that.
Take the time to musically bond with your band mates. “The amount of work and time and dedication that goes into learning songs and playing well together and meshing together – a lot of people aren’t willing to do that. She expressed her delight in complementing Lynn’s vocals to create the group’s defining sound.
He flavors the band’s sound with inspiration from ’80s hair metal to electro house.Ĭruz highlighted the significance of a strong ethic and remarked on the rarity of true musical chemistry. Malizia got his start performing in Asbury Park and now provides SSC’s foundation, with an aura of coolness.Ĭhris Michael, the band’s gifted guitarist, started playing “anywhere from 15 minutes ago to 15 years ago,” he joked.
She’s also a personal trainer, guiding and motivating clients on their journey to better health.īassist James Malizia’s love for punk rock legends The Ramones, Black Flag and the Sex Pistols shines through in his robust and distinctive bass lines. Influenced by iconic vocalists such as Alicia Keys, Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera, and Jennifer Hudson, Raye’s powerful voice harmonizes seamlessly with Lynn’s, creating a distinct and captivating vocal blend that sets the band apart. Soulful singer and rapper Raye Cruz brings her own vocal prowess to the “Club.” Raised in a musical family, her love for singing blossomed in church, where her father served as a pastor, and her siblings also shared a love for music. A spiritual and sober person, offstage she specializes in sleeping long hours like a koala – when she’s not working multiple other jobs and embracing a healthy and fulfilling lifestyle. She belted pop-punk anthems and catchy pop hits with an expressive voice. “When I was younger, I was really into Christina Aguilera, Britney Spears and Selena, and I would always have little concerts in my room for my parents,” Lynn said. Through his James Applegate Music (JAM) Academy, he nurtures the talents of aspiring musicians and helps shape their artistic growth.ĭani Lynn and Raye Cruz form a vocal duo that mesmerizes audiences with their harmonious blend of soulful and edgy vocals.Ī rocker at heart, Lynn exudes confidence her musical journey was shaped by legendary female rock icons like Joan Jett, Pat Benatar and Blondie. His musical inspirations, ranging from Billy Cobham and Josh Freese to Derek Roddy and Vinnie Colaiuta, have contributed to his versatile and dynamic drumming style. Stereo Social Club’s lineup is a powerhouse of talent, with each member contributing his or her unique musical influences and skills to create a sound entirely their own.Īt the helm is James Applegate, the band’s charismatic drummer, who started his journey with drums at the tender age of 7. The band showcased a diverse repertoire of musical styles, seamlessly blending pop-punk, hip-hop, classic rock and pop hits that kept guests glued to the dance floor. The electrifying performance left a lasting impression. The venue was packed with enthusiastic fans, eager to witness the magic. It was a night of “stereo”-typical social fun Saturday when Stereo Social Club took the stage at The Marlin in Beach Haven. (Right) Charismatic drummer James Applegate is at the helm of the high-energy party band. POWERHOUSE: (Above) Partiers flock to the stage, where Dani Lynn and Raye Cruz deliver serious frontwoman energy.
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