Hazbin and Helluva Shorts III

RadioDust Duet

Angela Dust was the biggest star in adult entertainment. Every demon knew her name. When she was on stage, the house was packed. But Porn Studios was only half the story. She was also a regular at Ozzie's and commanded the stage once or twice a night. It wasn't a bad deal. However, it was a different gig. One of Angela's terms for working at Ozzie's was that he allowed her to duet with her boyfriend. While Alastor didn't like large crowds, it wasn't bad. They made a wonderful couple. And their voices were something else. Even though he hadn't been keen on it at first, it grew on him. Now Alastor was on stage alongside her and singing. He helped Angela write and compose new songs between shows. And even Ozzie had to admit. As much as he hated romantic songs, one or two of them caught his attention. Not that he would admit it. But his wife Fizzarolla could see that he was into them.

Off stage, Angela and Alastor spent a lot of time at his radio tower. She helped him run things, and they occasionally sang little numbers together. It was a lot of fun and a great way to get feedback. Alastor even started a new segment centered around them and music. They were both professionals in their areas of expertise. And it paid off in spades. In time, Angela made enough to pay off her soul contract with Porn Studios. Once free, it was her life. She continued to sing at Ozzie's. It was a much better work environment, which was saying something, given Hell's twisted standards. In addition, she also taught the regular entertainers how to sing and dance like a real performer. She knew how to work a crowd better than anyone. And the results spoke for themselves. Soon, the others were backup singers and dancers when she swung by to put on a show.

Angela also came on Alastor's broadcasts more often. Not that he would admit it to her face, but it pleased him. The new radio show starring them grew more popular as she appeared more regularly. They sang together, chatted with fans, took requests, and listened to suggestions. She also advised newcomers to the music and entertainment industries. And while off the air, Angela and Alastor shared very special songs. These duets were just for them and only sung at home. Some were sweet, and others rocked the house. Either way, nobody else heard them sing.