Della Chase

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Ladies Who Rock 4 A Cause Music Festival

This music festival aims to be a day filled with music, food, drinks and charity. Taking place this Saturday, Sept. 9, this new activation will benefit the nonprofit of the same name while showcasing performances by Tiffany, ROZES, the Sharon Lia Band, Helen Bruner & Terry Jones, Black Rose Rebellion, Della Chase, Jagged Little Thrill/The Alanis Experience, and the School of Rock. While there, Philadelphians can also check out the Pink Carpet Experience, peruse through vendors, check out the Biergarten, or some of the many food trucks onsite. Tickets are $45 for general admission and $85 for VIP, which includes on-tap beer, wine, soda, water, and light refreshments.

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With a sound born of soul, pop and classical, Della fuses her influences with precision and finesse; the result being an artist with a stronger sense of self than most.

Upon listening to the opening track Gone, it makes utter sense that Della has already found her music featured in indie film scores – (particularly in recent Ageless Love).

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Gone is a lesson in dynamic execution, a simmering and enchanting plea for an escape from everything, including oneself. Reverbed guitar and a soft, cyclical drum groove create the stillness that Della craves, while she laments over her desire to disappear.

Insane steps things up, both in energy and in intent. If Gone is the desperation to be invisible, Insane is the sweeping desire to be seen. Conjuring a similar energy to Florence + The Machine’s Ship To Wreck, Insane highlights Della’s unique tone and range.


Following the precedent set by Insane, I Don’t Care takes things to a looser, even more unhinged place. Instantly relatable and singable, I Don’t Care is brash and fun and not a slither out of place on Heavy.

Della’s Riot Grrrl moment is immensely effective – with thick distorted bass and gang vocals screeching a chorus of raucous indignation. It’s thrilling to hear this side of Della, and leaves a longing for more of this particular musical face she wears so well.


Closing with Truth, Della proves that she can dip her toes into almost any sonic river and come out with something concrete. Bringing back the same guitar tones of Gone, Truth feels like perhaps one of Della’s most authentic offerings.

Maybe it’s within the direct and diplomatic lyricism, or the steady build that Heavy as a whole has created, reaching its pinnacle with a subtle, understated energy.

There’s a tinge of Rilo Kiley in Truth, in the drama that bubbles beneath the surface and the effortlessness in which Della delivers her closing words.

Heavy is a pivotal release; carefully ordered and presented, it feels as if these songs have been created and chosen with care.

Della Chase knows exactly who she is and what she’s doing, an artist fit for flight to wherever it is she wishes to soar.

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Della Chase's captivating vocals take center stage in "Gone"
There are a handful of artists whose voices possess the power to resonate deep within your soul. Della Chase, a singer-songwriter hailing from Philadelphia, PA, undoubtedly falls into this category. With her latest single, "Gone," Della Chase showcases not only her exceptional vocal talent but also her ability to craft a multi-genre masterpiece that defies easy categorization.

The name Della Chase, derived from Italian meaning "of the," beautifully encapsulates the essence of her musical journey—chasing dreams, regardless of the obstacles. From the moment she could talk, she hasn't stopped singing, and it's abundantly clear that she was born to share her extraordinary gift with the world.

"Gone" opens with a sense of haunting anticipation, setting the stage for what can only be described as an emotional rollercoaster. Della Chase's vocals take the forefront, and from the very first note, they demand your attention. Her voice is a force of nature, a captivating instrument that effortlessly conveys a wide range of emotions.

The genre of "Gone" is delightfully elusive, as Della Chase fearlessly embraces a mix of soul, R&B, pop, indie, alternative, and folk. What emerges is a sonic masterpiece that defies traditional boundaries. The instrumentation is a lush, dynamic backdrop that complements her vocals, providing the perfect canvas for her emotive storytelling.

As "Gone" unfolds, it becomes evident that this is more than just a song—it's a raw and deeply personal expression of human experience. Della Chase's lyrical prowess shines through as she weaves a narrative of longing and heartache, inviting the listener to join her on a poignant journey through the complexities of love and loss.

What sets "Gone" apart is its unwavering commitment to putting vocals at the forefront. Della Chase's voice is a versatile instrument, capable of conveying vulnerability, strength, and everything in between. Her ability to evoke genuine emotion through her singing is nothing short of remarkable.

In a world where music often leans heavily on production and instrumentation, "Gone" stands as a testament to the enduring power of a voice that can move hearts and minds. Della Chase has crafted a track that is both timeless and contemporary, an achievement that speaks volumes about her artistry.

With "Gone," Della Chase has not only delivered a powerful musical experience but also a promise of even greater things to come. Her captivating vocals, combined with a genre-blurring approach, create a sonic journey that leaves a lasting impression. This is an artist who understands the essence of storytelling through song, and she has certainly left her mark with "Gone."

We’re so incredibly excited for more music that’s in the works, but in the meantime, go ahead and click those links below to listen, follow along, and of course to stay tuned for more!

Listen to “Gone”

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