Music & Podcast — the Destiny Marie Boston years
Music is part of my past. In those years I worked under my previous public name, Destiny Marie Boston. This page is the record of that work — what it was, its numbers, and what happened to it.
The music
I began making music in 2019, when I claimed a promoted slot in a Chart-Topping Boston Artists playlist in November 2019. Beginning in August 2024, I created the bulk of my catalogue in about a month through BandLab: 18 albums, 18 EPs, and several singles.
The catalogue drew 18,000 streams in its first year. My most-streamed tracks were “Inbalance” (4,285 streams), “Dry Tears” (2,143), and “Facetime” (1,670); my most-streamed release was the FaceTime album (6,324).
Why the music came down
I deleted my BandLab account, and my distributed music came down with it. My reasons, in my own account: I kept getting hit with copyright claims on my own music; music that went into distribution fine came out broken and sounding bad when released; and wrong album and song titles were put on my work. Taking the account down was my response to that.
The podcast
I hosted the podcast Destiny Marie Boston, hosted on Anchor and distributed to 13 platforms. When my music accounts were hacked, I lost access to the Anchor account, and with it my creator access to the show.
The record as it stands: the show remains listed on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Podchaser as of October 26, 2026 — verified from my own screenshots. My creator access was lost; the show itself still stands on those platforms. It is documented here so that the record is correct, whichever way the platforms move next.