Be sure to check out these two brilliant audio dramas: Mortis Maledictum and Your Horror Show.

Devils of Dupont (moistbreezy Remix) will stream anywhere you listen to music on June 7th. Until then, enjoy this bonus episode with the whole track!

Narrator:

Hello everyone, this is Bryce Bowyn, co-creator of Dupont Investigations. Marc and I are incredibly grateful for your support as our debut season attracted over seven thousand downloads and counting. We've just begun production for our second season, and we can't wait to share it with you. The story will pick up as Dupont Investigations looks into an elusive creature preying on the innocent public from the skies. I’ve already recorded a new theme song for it, but beware. The category is vengeance.

LGBTQ themes are essential to Dupont Investigations. To celebrate pride, I’m dropping a new remix of season one's theme song, Devils of Dupont. The amazing hyperpop artist Moistbreezy transformed the song into an anthem you’ll be dancing to all summer long. The song will follow my message; you can find it wherever you stream music.

Before I go, I want to extend a heartfelt thanks to our fellow showrunners of Mortis Maledictum and Your Horror Show. They have been instrumental in sharing their wisdom and cross-promoting Dupont Investigations. Mortis Maledictum features dark fantasy and cosmic horror stories. Your Horror Show is a full-cast horror anthology currently premiering its second season. You can find their links in the episode description.

Alright, it’s time to dance. This is Bryce Bowyn. And I wish everyone safe, happy, and fun pride.

Music Plays: Devils of Dupont

The investigators uncover an unsettling truth behind Phillip Steeples' death. They must act quickly and decisively before Calder Evans sacrifices Irma Krause to an ancient evil lose in Washington.

After encountering Abe Rhodes in the lobby of the Mayflower Hotel—seeking an audience with Phillip Steeples’ sister—the investigators discover Phillip’s attempt to kick his morphine dependency and his belief in the occult as a means to accomplish sobriety.