Alternative Rock from Svicideghost

Hailing from Worcester in Massachusetts, singer-songwriter and rapper Christopher Francis Chuilli makes music under his better known alias Svicideghost. With his early 2000s style wrapped up in a cutting edge alternative frame, he’s been making a name for himself around the east coast, west coast and beyond.

In October last year he dropped his breakout debut single “Orange In Black”, making an impact straight away and turning the heads of fans around the world. Returning this year with his first EP titled When I’m Gone, he’s continued to stride from strength-to-strength as he rolls out his unique creative vision.

Now bringing us his latest work he shares his brand new single “Sticks & Stones”, offering the very best of his compelling blend of modern rock and alternative pop. Opening with delicate strummed guitar and Svicideghost’s soft vocal work carrying relatable lyricism, “Sticks & Stones” captures the nostalgia of classic pop punk before erupting into an impassioned and explosive closing section.

Serving the mark the next step in his sonic evolution, on “Sticks & Stones”, Svicideghost once again showcases his extraordinary vocal talent and innate ability to spin a track that speaks to its listeners so strongly. Commenting on the track, he shares, “This song is based on events that happened during and after the covid 19 pandemic. With myself losing an exceedingly close friend due to their personal insecurities and animosity towards myself without doing or knowing what I did to have them be this way
towards me. As well as myself trying to move on from the situation realizing that people’s emotions of that magnitude can be very hurtful not only towards the person who holds onto that animosity but also towards others such as myself.”

Adding, “A personal goal of mine is to have these songs I create and hopefully one day help others as music as helped me through good and bad times in my life. As long as I am making music I will always put in 100% to create the best music I can for others as well as myself.”

Listen to Sticks & Stones below