Chrysta Bell, Beat The Beat (live), The Chapel, San Francisco, July 1, 2019 (4K)

Chrystabell plays her song "Beat The Beat" live in concert at The Chapel in San Francisco, California on July 1, 2019. Chrysta Bell Zucht, a/k/a Chrystabell, is a singer-songwriter, model, and actress from San Antonio, Texas. She is a frequent collaborator with David Lynch, and appeared as FBI Agent Tammy Preston on Lynch's TV show Twin Peaks: The Return. Beat The Beat was originally released on Bell and Lynch's Somewhere In The Nowhere EP in 2016. Joining Bell onstage were Jon Sanchez (guitar), Jayson Altman (drums), and Christopher Smart (bass).

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Beat The Beat lyrics:

Beat the beat going to school
Beat the beat going home
Beat the beat going to work
Beat the Beat going to sleep

Spaceman flying in my room
Snowman riding on my broom
Got fear from ear to ear and all I see – is that impending doom
impending doom

Beat the beat going to school
Beat the beat going home
Beat the beat going to work
Beat the Beat going to sleep

So bring it on, you got the number –
you say you can so bring it on
So bring it on, you got the number –
Don’t like dancing on my own
So bring it on

Written by Chrysta Bell Zucht, David Lynch, and Dean Hurley

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Chrystabell Feels Like Love live tour dates (2019)

April 25 - New York, NY @ Le Poisson Rouge
June 25 – Austin, Texas @ Hotel Vegas
June 28 – Beverly Hills, CA @ The Sorting Room
July 1 – San Francisco, CA @ The Chapel
July 12-14 – Manchester, UK @ Manchester International Festival

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Chrystabell official bio:

Chrysta Bell is a performing artist, recording artist, and actress who incorporates dynamic theatrical and multimedia elements into unforgettable performance experiences.

By 18 she had become lead vocalist for the popular Austin, Texas- based continental swing act, 8 ½ Souvenirs. During a four year run with the band she was signed to RCA Victor, and shared the stage with the likes of Willie Nelson and Brian Setzer.

At age 21 she had a fateful meeting with legendary artist David Lynch, and the two began a lasting musical partnership which yielded the album This Train, released in 2011, the song “Polish Poem” from the soundtrack to Inland Empire, and the EP Somewhere in the Nowhere.

Her most recent collaboration with Lynch was on set of the internationally acclaimed Twin Peaks: The Return. In her television acting debut, Lynch cast Chrysta Bell in a leading role of FBI Agent Tammy Preston, acting alongside Lynch himself, Laura Dern and Miguel Ferrer.

In June of 2017, Chrysta Bell released her sophomore album with Mercury Prize-winning producer John Parish, long time P.J. Harvey collaborator and producer. We Dissolve was met with critical acclaim worldwide.

In April of 2019, she releases her 4th studio album. The new album finds Chrysta Bell delving in darker territory, with influences of new wave, post-punk and disco. As always, her powerful, distinctive contralto deliveries are seamless.

As a headlining act across 33 countries in North America and Europe in the last 6 years, her enigmatic presence and soulful performance have captivated audiences and media.

Media Acknowledgement for Chrysta Bell:

"Chrysta Bell looks like a dream and Chrysta Bell sings like a dream. And the dream is coming true." — David Lynch.

“The first time I saw Chrysta Bell perform, I thought she was like an alien. The most beautiful alien ever.” – David Lynch

“Chrysta Bell is the most rapturous embodiment of Lynch’s surrealism, guiding us beyond the physical world to an elevated state where fear and love are equally welcome and death is a journey you’re excited to take. Her show is the best thing I’ve seen at The Carlyle, transforming the space into the kind of haunt I never want to leave.” – Theater Pizzazz

“Like Lana Del Rey singing the songs of Serge Gainsbourg.” – NME

“Sensual, ethereal… like a nightclub act from a shadow dimension, one that’s glamorous and sexy but also on the cusp of cosmic chaos.” – Wall Street Journal

“The Queen of extravagant pop noir…sensual, dramatic and more than a little mysterious“ – Samir Köck, Die Presse

"Eclectic and exciting... Poised and enigmatic... [David] Lynch couldn’t have written her story better himself." – Billboard











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