A SNAPSHOT Darcie's been involved with (as a vocalist, staff, publicist, or production team member) projects, performances, and events that included many VIPs:

Some of these include Clayton Savage, Gabrielle Goodman, Lenny Stallworth, David Cowan, Donald Harrison, Charles Neville, Devin the Dude, Royce da 5'9, Nnenna Freelon, Digable Planets, Alida Rohr, Ralph Rosen, Nicole Borger, Andre Ward, Kenwood Dennard, David Stoltz, Dennis Montgomery, III, George Russell, Jr., Freda Battle, Dave Mecca, The Floorlords, Mother Hip-Hop Cindy Diggs, DJ Nomadik, DJ Special Blend, Raydar, Haywood Fennell, ACT Roxbury, Queen Viv, BRIX, Jesse Jaeo Tolbert, John Maragos, Pete Marriott, Andrew Dawson, Neblina Records, Kudisan Kai, Amistad Legacy Museum Hip-Hop event (with Divine Shabazz of the NAACP of Connecticut and H'allah Black,) Milton Wright, Donna McElroy, Chasebeats, David Balfour, Cheo Coker, and many more.

She also, under the The Boston Hip-Hop Alliance umbrella, provided publicity and/or adjunct publicity support to the National Hip-Hop Political Convention Concert for Sudanese Relief featuring dead prez, Immortal Technique, Goapele, Wordsworth, Oddisee and Asheru, Deux Process, One Be Lo, The Chapter, Coach D, and Live Soul, The Mass Industry Committee, The Boston Beat Battle 2006, and Numark/Alesis/Akai Milestones 2006. She served as a panelist for the Hip-Hop Reconstruction, the conference attached to theBoston Mayor's Hip-Hop Festival. On deck for the conference and/or concert were such luminaries as Davey D, Rakim, CL Smooth, Medusa, Nice and Smooth, and more.

Darcie has counseled countless people in the subjects pertaining to music business and has worked with students at Berklee College of Music, Emerson College, Fisher College, Northeastern University, Boston University, and Norwich University. She has interviewed major label recording artists Josh Turner and The Crystal Method as well as Ricky Fante. She has been a panelist for Berklee's Hip-Hop Summit, a moderator for NEMO 2005 in Boston, and a guest on National Public Radio alongside Essence Magazine's Cynthia Gordy. She served as a Preliminary Judge for the Berklee/Essence Songwriting Competition 2006. She helped organize and served as panelist for Berklee's music business department event The Business of Hip-Hop, and as a panlist for Bentley College's event of the same moniker.

Darcie's journalism credits includeMusicBizAdvice.com and FMSound.net, and serves as Managing Editor of the MusicBizAdvice Women's Music Industry Workshop Online. She was the 2005/06 Associate Editor, Urban for NoMaSoNHa Magazine, and offers a course about Contractual Issues for Musicians on SongU.com. She teaches Music Business at Boston University's Center for Design and Imaging Arts. She has also written a piece for Berklee's Music Business Journal and serves as a freelance workshop leader concerning music business matters and continues to lecture and participate in community events throughout Boston.

Darcie's band Velvet Stylus performs regularly in Hip-Hop and R&B shows and backs MCs frequently. They will back nationally acclaimed artist Choklate and Grammy-winner Medusa in June.