A USB stick

Thank you for bringing this up. The way the font is used in your case is not personal use. It is used in your logo which is used to promote your band and its performances or so. You will earn money or later earn money with this use. Best is to contact the font designer, explain the case and ask for a license for this kind of use.
As your designer claimed everything was taken care of in the initial payment it is your designer who has to pay for that license and then transfer the license to you.

Then I have the same question to you.

A CAM format used for embroidery.

Tried this?

What is wrong with Feel Script?

Chalkduster is truetype too, Apple 2008. Eraser (1992 D. Rakowski) and Chalkdust (WSI 1997) are identical and very similar to Radium J (Perished Bold) (1995 J.B.Thyssen), BlackBoard DisplaySCaps (1995 Southern Software), Paranoid (1994 Brendel Informatik), LHF Basher (2005 Dave Correll for Letterhead Fonts) and EraserDust (1944 Intecsas).

Has also been sold as LHF Fast Caps which also had an italic face.

This was named Cabaret Paulez and comes from Arti Letter-book 3, fancy letters, drawn by Martin Meijer, published 1949. The diamonds have been omitted.

Looks like a Clarendon variation.

@zoocrew
OogieBoogie contains 79 glyphs and no standard kern pairs.

Caviar Dreams and/or Champagne & Limousines will do except for the A.

No kerning at all. Just very tight and negative advance settings. Thus the gap around the 't'.