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MARC AMBROSIA’S “GAY & PROUD” ALBUM IS A JOYOUS TRIUMPH OF IDENTITY
08/30/24
Gay & Proud is unmistakably Marc Ambrosia at his most vibrant and confident. The album’s upbeat and catchy tunes make it impossible not to move, but it’s the underlying message that gives the music its true power. From the opening track to the final note, Ambrosia weaves his story of self-discovery and acceptance with infectious rhythms and melodies that stick with you long after the music stops.
MARC AMBROSIA’S QUEER POP-PUNK ANTHEM, WE ARE WHO WE ARE
08/21/24
Marc Ambrosia is just as adept at producing high-octane rock hits as he is when it comes to producing perennial pop earworms. And yet, his versatility is only the start of his expansive cross-over appeal which can easily establish the New Jersey singer-songwriter as one of the most essential queer artists of his generation.
MARC AMBROSIA AURALLY EMBODIED QUEER PRIDE WITH HIS ALT-POP ANTHEM, “YOU CAN TELL ME”
07/12/24
There’s no denying that Ambrosia is well on his way to being crowned as a queer pop icon who will be impossible to usurp if the ecstasy in You Can Tell Me is a sign of what is to come.
MARC AMBROSIA’S “BROOKLYN” SHINES AS A POWERFUL INDIE ROCK ANTHEM OF FREEDOM
06/14/24
Marc Ambrosia is making waves with his latest single “Brooklyn,” an emphatic and euphoric indie rock anthem that serves as a powerful prelude to his forthcoming album "Gay and Proud," set for release on August 30. With "Brooklyn" just released, Ambrosia offers a raw and heartfelt glimpse into his journey of self-discovery and liberation.
THOMMY DELANEY INTERVIEWS MARC FOR BLOW UP RADIO
07/21/23
Thommy Delaney talks with Marc about coming out, trailblazing LGBTQ+ icons, and Marc’s latest single, “Gay and Proud.”
THE EXCLUSIVE COMING OUT INTERVIEW: MARC AMBROSIA - GAY AND PROUD
06/01/23
47 Magazine interviews Marc to discuss his sexuality, the long and winding road of his coming out, his upcoming single, “Gay and Proud,” and much more. This article is a MUST READ for any Marc Ambrosia fan!
“I’ve known I was gay since I was eight years old. Despite that, I never in a million years would have thought I’d be able to admit that to anyone, let alone publicly…The idea of limiting the realness of any gay relationship I was in or limiting my own realness as a human-caused me to break down. I couldn’t go on living that way, I wasn’t going to go on living that way.”
- Marc Ambrosia on living in the closet for twenty years
