While many up-and-comers look at the world like it’s their playground, David D'Angelo sees it for the paradise it is, and you can hear that. The San Francisco based producer and multi-instrumentalist lays down hypnotic, electronic soundscapes that transport the listener - and people are paying serious attention right out of the gate. His debut EP Born in Paradise – which leading New Zealand publication NZ Musician called "a surprising, well-constructed groovy set of tracks" - shot up the North American College & Community Radio Electronic and Top 200 Charts, taking the #4 spot in Electronic. He’s opened for major Electronic and Jazz artists such as FKJ and Grammy-nominated Christian Scott among other notable talents, hopping between packed clubs in New Orleans while still in college, and major festivals down in New Zealand. The seeds for that kind of versatility as a musician just might have been planted at a very young age. His upbringing saw him exposed to a range of genres in the home: classical music from his mother and traditional Peruvian stylings from his father. His latest single "Priceless Commodity", a funky low-end groove featuring Durham, NC rapper Mayday, was released on Earth Day 2020. Since then Priceless Commodity was aired on BET Jams, featured on over 15 music publications and garnered over 100K plays on Spotify. David D'Angelo is now gearing up to release more singles in advance of his upcoming EP "In My Own World."