Born and raised in New Orleans’ 7th Ward, Jane Doe’s artistic roots run deep. From her early years at Mc Donogh 35 Senior High School to earning degrees in Psychology, Mass Communications, and Entertainment Business & Film Science, she’s always been drawn to creativity. At just 6, Jane began writing and had her first mystery […]
Splash De – “Resilient Soul” – Lifting Spirits, Inspiring Dreams!
In a world where vulnerability is often shunned, where artists are hesitant to reveal their innermost struggles, one creative storyteller emerges fearlessly, unafraid to delve into the depths of his soul through the power of music. Meet Splash De, a visionary artist hailing from the vibrant city of Birmingham, who weaves tales of resilience and […]
Thomas Lane: Unleashing Hope and Inspiration through Multi-Dimensional Artistic Expressions
Author, poet and musician Thomas Lane shares selective works through his unique brand of creative activism, Lane’s work touches on an ailing world with the hope and resolve of a visionary with a universal perspective. The latest song Underground Light is a response to a divided world and a planet at risk. Evolving from a […]
Solomon Tention – “Unfiltered; Inspiring Millennials on Purpose, Vol1” goes straight to the core of the matter!
I’m not sure is Solomon Tention wants to be called a spoken word artist at all, but it’s simply a way of expressing the artistic context of what he has done on the album “Unfiltered; Inspiring Millennials on Purpose, Vol1”. What we do know as a fact, is that Solomon is a scholar, author, and […]
Psycho Craig – “Springer, Lake & Jones” – a musical communicator who ponders and wanders
Psycho Craig was raised by folks who came through World War 2, The Depression and Segregation. They told him: “nobody owes you a damn thing!” The music of Psycho Craig is inspired by, Malcolm X, Michael Savage, Professor Thomas Sowell, Dr. Walter E. Williams, Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Public Enemy and Rush Limbaugh. Always controversial, […]
Terry Blade Marks Black History Month with Historic Album Release
Terry Blade has finally put out his debut album “American Descendant of Slavery, The Album” and it’s nothing short of a pure masterpiece. The 19-track epic takes us on a heartfelt thrill ride through the worlds of hip-hop, r&b and beyond. From hard-hitting rap rhythms to smoothly enchanting acoustic melodies, the release covers a lot […]
AKA Louis – ‘Le Disciple de La Colombe/L’Eloge’ opens up a stream of consciousness
“This is the age of men, not of pygmies, not of serfs and peons and dogs, but men and we who make up the membership of the Universal Negro Improvement Association reflect the new manhood of the Negro,” wrote Marcus Garvey. Malcolm X’s first influence was his parents Earl and Louise Little, both avid followers […]
