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M.L. Underwood is a veteran hip-hop artist, entrepreneur, and promoter whose 27-year journey has been built on authenticity, resilience, and real-life storytelling. Hailing from Gary, Indiana, he has spent decades creating music that reflects his experiences, inspiring listeners through honesty and perseverance rather than trends. His latest single, “Still I Rise,” has resonated around the world, climbing to the #1 spot on the global iTunes chart and further cementing his reputation as an artist whose message transcends generations. The powerful collaboration with Danny Boy adds another emotional layer to a record centered on overcoming adversity and refusing to give up. Throughout his career, M.L. Underwood has balanced multiple roles in the music business, gaining valuable insight as an artist, promoter, and entrepreneur while remaining committed to representing real life through his lyrics. In this interview, he reflects on the lessons learned over nearly three decades, the evolution of hip-hop culture, and why authenticity remains the foundation of everything he creates.

Calebdoee is an Indiana artist whose music is rooted in authenticity, growth, and genuine emotion. Since releasing his first mixtape, FEW KNOW, in 2019, he has continued to evolve both personally and creatively, developing a sound that blends heartfelt storytelling with melodic hip-hop. His latest single, “YOU&ME,” marks a new chapter—one centered on love, loyalty, and rediscovering the joy that first drew him to music. Recorded at Successful Musik Studios, the record reflects a renewed sense of purpose while showcasing the artistic growth that has taken place through projects like Corleone: Part II and The Leftovers. Family also plays an important role in his creative process, with his sister designing his cover art and longtime collaborator T-Zank helping shape his musical journey. In this interview, Calebdoee opens up about finding his passion again, the lessons he's learned through the highs and lows of the industry, and what's next as he continues building his catalog and connecting with listeners through honest, relatable music.

InfamousMusik is a dynamic husband-and-wife duo bringing a refreshing blend of old-school hip-hop, dancehall, and feel-good energy back to the forefront. Based in Las Vegas, the pair have built their sound around authenticity, chemistry, and a shared passion for creating music that moves people both emotionally and physically. Their latest single, “If Yuh Feel Like,” captures the spirit of classic party records while adding a modern twist that resonates with today’s audience. As partners in both life and music, their creative process is fueled by trust, collaboration, and a unique ability to transform real-life experiences into memorable songs. In this interview, they discuss the inspiration behind their latest release, the importance of preserving the essence of hip-hop and dancehall culture, and what they believe is missing from today’s music landscape. With growing momentum and new projects on the horizon, InfamousMusik is determined to keep delivering music that feels genuine, uplifting, and timeless.

Triple T Da Boss, also known as Three Times Tougher, is a Mississippi-bred artist whose journey is a testament to resilience, redemption, and perseverance. Raised in Greenville, Mississippi, with deep roots in the Delta’s rich musical culture, he developed a sound influenced by both Southern storytelling and hard-earned life experiences. Throughout his career, he’s shared space with major artists like Boosie Badazz, Gucci Mane, Yo Gotti, and Three 6 Mafia, gaining valuable lessons while building his own path. After stepping away from music and overcoming incarceration, personal loss, and major setbacks, Triple T has returned with a renewed purpose and a stronger message than ever. Records like “The Put Down,” “Groovy,” and “Heart Beatz” showcase different layers of his artistry while reflecting his commitment to speaking for those who feel overlooked or counted out. Now entering a new chapter through partnerships with Sony Music and Rockstar Music Group, Triple T Da Boss is focused on inspiring others, proving that setbacks don't define you—how you respond to them does.

Alicia Cinnamon is one of Canada’s most respected independent artists, blending reggae, R&B, empowerment, and community leadership into a career that spans more than a decade. Born and raised in Toronto, she has built a reputation not only through her music but also through her impact, earning honors such as Inspiring Artist of the Year and recognition as one of six Black Canadians making a difference in their communities. Known as the “Queen of the North,” Alicia has shared stages with major artists, built a loyal fanbase, and broken barriers as the founder and CEO of The Northern Queenz, Toronto’s first all-female music collective. Her latest single, “Old Times’ Sake (Solo Mix),” showcases her continued growth as an artist while staying true to the authenticity and passion that have defined her journey. In this interview, Alicia opens up about navigating a male-dominated industry, balancing music with artist consulting and education, and her mission to empower the next generation of female creatives. With new music and bigger goals on the horizon, she continues to prove why she remains one of Canada’s most influential independent voices.

Baby Gap is an emerging artist whose music is shaped by a unique blend of cultures, experiences, and influences spanning Nigeria, Detroit, and California. Over the past 3–4 years, he has steadily built his career independently, developing a sound that reflects both his international roots and personal journey. His latest single “Serious” showcases his artistic growth while giving listeners a glimpse into the mindset and ambition driving his movement forward. By combining influences from African music, Detroit’s gritty energy, and California’s diverse creative scene, Baby Gap has crafted a style that stands apart in today’s crowded music landscape. In this interview, he opens up about the challenges of building a fanbase independently, the lessons he’s learned early in his career, and the moments that have made him most proud so far. With performances, new music, and bigger goals on the horizon, Baby Gap is focused on turning a growing audience into a lasting movement while continuing to elevate his sound on a global scale.

With a sound that blends Gospel, Hip-Hop, and Pop, this rising artist is using music as a vehicle for faith, encouragement, and inspiration. Raised in the church and shaped by a deep spiritual foundation, their journey has been guided by perseverance, purpose, and a commitment to uplifting others through every song. The new single “Come To Pass” serves as a powerful reminder that difficult seasons are temporary and that faith can carry people through life’s toughest moments. From performing at the legendary Apollo Theater to building the Feel Good In This clothing brand, this artist continues to expand their impact beyond music. In this interview, they open up about the lessons learned from missed opportunities, the struggles that shaped their testimony, and how faith has remained the foundation through every challenge. Focused on creating music with purpose, they are determined to leave a lasting legacy built on hope, perseverance, and the belief that every setback eventually comes to pass.

KittyAnn is a multi-talented artist, entrepreneur, wife, and mother of six who is proving that it’s never too late to pursue your dreams. After spending a lifetime singing, she officially stepped into music professionally this year, bringing with her a wealth of life experience, resilience, and authenticity. Her debut single “I Miss You” is deeply personal, drawing from real-life emotions and experiences that many listeners can relate to. Beyond music, KittyAnn is also a model and the CEO of TheKittyShow podcast, balancing multiple roles while remaining committed to inspiring others through her story. In this interview, she opens up about vulnerability in songwriting, overcoming obstacles, managing family life and business, and the rewarding feeling of finally sharing music she wrote herself with the world. Through honesty, determination, and passion, KittyAnn is building a platform that reflects both her journey and her purpose.

Cvrtier is an artist on the rise whose versatility, confidence, and willingness to evolve have helped him build a growing fanbase across Florida, Georgia, and Massachusetts. In just two years, he’s developed a unique sound that blends energy, personality, and authenticity, showcased through projects like the CLUB CVRTI EP and records such as “Bad Bitch Party.” Never afraid to step outside his comfort zone, Cvrtier has embraced new genres and creative directions while staying true to his vision. Beyond music, fatherhood has played a major role in shaping his mindset, adding purpose and motivation to every move he makes. In this interview, he opens up about mental health, the lessons he’s learned early in his career, and what fans can expect from his highly anticipated upcoming 2-disc album. With music, fashion, and branding all playing key roles in his journey, Cvrtier is focused on building something that lasts far beyond the moment.

DC Smallwood is a Gospel artist whose music is rooted in faith, perseverance, and purpose, using his voice to uplift and inspire through every season of life. Originally from Cambridge, Maryland, he’s spent over a decade professionally creating music that reflects both his spiritual journey and personal testimony.

Skye Divine is a Houston-based Christian hip-hop artist originally from Los Angeles who is creating a powerful lane of her own through faith-driven storytelling and raw authenticity. Beginning her journey in modeling at just 16 years old, she later transitioned into music with a deeper purpose—using her voice to inspire, uplift, and glorify God. Blending hip-hop influence with spirituality, Skye Divine delivers music that speaks openly about growth, healing, and real-life struggles while staying rooted in faith. Her latest single “Talking to God” captures vulnerability, reflection, and her evolving relationship with God, showcasing her ability to connect deeply with listeners through honesty and emotion. As she prepares for her upcoming project Work In Progress, Skye Divine continues to bridge the gap between mainstream hip-hop and Christian music, building a platform centered on transformation, transparency, and purpose.

Harlem Duke Hazard is a rising Chicago artist whose rapid momentum proves that authenticity and persistence still connect. Now based in Oak Park, he’s built attention quickly despite only taking music seriously for under a year, earning major moments like charting at #2 on the UK charts and landing an in-studio interview with Power 92 Chicago. His latest single “Honestly” continues to showcase his raw storytelling, blending themes of pain, loyalty, and personal pressure into music that feels real and relatable. After the pandemic temporarily slowed his journey, Harlem Duke Hazard stayed focused, balancing music with martial arts and trucking—experiences that strengthened his discipline and mindset. In this interview, he opens up about staying authentic in a city with a legendary rap culture, building a lasting legacy instead of chasing viral moments, and using his story to motivate others who may be close to giving up on their dreams.

Ye$haYahu is an artist whose journey from New York and New Jersey to Virginia reflects resilience, faith, and transformation. After his single “Elevate” exploded online with over 43 million TikTok views and massive Instagram traction, his life shifted in real time as athletes and celebrities like Dwyane Wade and Alex Morgan began sharing his music. But behind the viral success is a deeper story rooted in overcoming rock bottom, betrayal, and personal struggle. With records like “Judas,” “Another Level,” and “Frost Drill Mix,” Ye$haYahu blends pain, motivation, and energy into music that feels bigger than entertainment. Signed to Rocstar World and driven heavily by faith—his name literally meaning “God saves me”—he approaches his artistry as both expression and message. In this interview, Ye$haYahu opens up about the pressure of viral success, staying grounded through adversity, and using his platform to inspire others to keep pushing forward no matter what they’re facing.

Markcus Sanders is a rising artist from Kansas who’s steadily building a name through consistency, authenticity, and smart business moves. 

Markcus Sanders is a rising artist from Kansas who’s steadily building a name through consistency, authenticity, and smart business moves. With five years of professional experience, he’s already reached major milestones including securing a distribution deal with EMPIRE, surpassing 1 million total streams, and launching his own promotion company, Rose Promotions. His latest single “On Me” and project Blue Pressure reflect both his growth as an artist and the pressure that comes with leveling up in the music industry. Beyond music, Markcus is also expanding into film, looking to broaden his creative reach within entertainment. In this interview, he opens up about staying genuine while navigating the business, building his brand independently, and the lessons he’s learned while turning passion into a career.

Markcus Sanders is a rising artist from Kansas who’s steadily building a name through consistency, authenticity, and smart business moves. With five years of professional experience, he’s already reached major milestones including securing a distribution deal with EMPIRE, surpassing 1 million total streams, and launching his own promotion company, Rose Promotions. His latest single “On Me” and project Blue Pressure reflect both his growth as an artist and the pressure that comes with leveling up in the music industry. Beyond music, Markcus is also expanding into film, looking to broaden his creative reach within entertainment. In this interview, he opens up about staying genuine while navigating the business, building his brand independently, and the lessons he’s learned while turning passion into a career.

Joesph Blue is a Lafayette, Louisiana artist crafting deeply emotional, cinematic music rooted in real-life experiences and heartfelt storytelling. With a sound that blends pop country, red dirt grit, and soul, he brings a raw authenticity that resonates with listeners going through their own journeys. His debut single “Summer Nights Goodbye” is a powerful reflection of love and loss, inspired by personal tragedy and shaped through a meticulous creative process that values emotion over perfection. Working alongside ACM Award-nominated producer Eli Beaird, Joseph has continued to refine his artistry while staying true to his voice. In this interview, he opens up about balancing vulnerability with healing, his dedication to getting every detail right, and his mission to create music that helps others feel seen. As he looks ahead, Joseph Blue is focused on building a legacy rooted in honesty, connection, and timeless storytelling.

Boss Greedy is an artist whose journey began at just five years old, inspired by the powerful sound of choir music in his grandmother’s church—a moment that sparked a lifelong passion for music and storytelling. Coming out of Fayetteville, NC, his sound is deeply rooted in real-life experiences, family values, and a desire to connect with listeners on a deeper level. His project 1978 Rock Canyon Drive reflects a personal chapter of growth, self-awareness, and putting himself first both mentally and emotionally. Influenced by legends like Tupac and Scarface, Boss Greedy focuses on authenticity, using music as a platform to tell his story and bring people together. In this interview, he opens up about independence, building a future label centered on artist freedom, and the responsibility of representing his city. With a strong foundation and clear vision, Boss Greedy is focused on turning his experiences into lasting impact.

I.T. Official is an artist whose journey stands at the intersection of faith, resilience, and purpose, redefining what success looks like in the music industry. After walking away from a corporate path, living out of his car to chase music, and later deleting a large portion of his catalog after giving his life to Christ, his story is one of radical transformation. With accomplishments like performing alongside artists such as Zauntee, 1KPhew, and KOTA the Friend, and landing a feature on the NBA2K21 soundtrack, I.T. has experienced both industry recognition and personal reinvention. Now, his music blends trap, R&B, and message-driven content, including themes of faith and mental health awareness. In this interview, he opens up about choosing purpose over popularity, the true cost of chasing the industry, and how he’s using his platform through ministry and media to inspire others. For I.T. Official, the mission is bigger than music—it’s about impact, truth, and leading with purpose.

Deleboy is a Georgia artist representing the 229 with raw authenticity, resilience, and a hunger to be heard beyond his city. Coming out of Cordele, his journey has been shaped by navigating favoritism, local politics, and the challenges of building a name without major industry backing. With his new single “Dance,” he brings back that high-energy strip club vibe while highlighting the grind and hustle of women working for theirs, adding purpose behind the sound. Having started at just 15, teaching himself how to record and network, Deleboy has built his foundation through experience, persistence, and self-belief. In this interview, he opens up about the realities of his environment, the importance of networking, and what separates him from others in his region. With NBE The Movement behind him and a clear vision forward, Deleboy is pushing to turn his story into something much bigger.

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Matt Axton carries a rich musical legacy while carving out a sound that’s entirely his own, blending what he calls “mountain-soul rock and roll” into a style rooted in storytelling, emotion, and authenticity.

SYNG is a seasoned artist with over two decades in the game, proving that longevity comes from resilience, self-belief, and constant evolution. Hailing from St. Louis, his journey reflects the grit of his city and the mindset required to push through doubt and opposition. His latest single “Potential” is more than just a record—it’s a statement, born from years of being underestimated and transforming that energy into purpose-driven music. In this interview, SYNG opens up about the reality of doubt, building a team aligned with his vision, and how music can truly influence culture and mindset. Beyond music, he’s expanding his impact through ventures like SYNGFO Rideshare for the blind, showing that his mission goes deeper than entertainment. With the “Potential 2 SYNG Promo Tour” underway, SYNG is not just making noise—he’s inspiring people to step fully into who they’re meant to be.

Janeliasoul is a Nigerian-American artist whose music bridges continents, cultures, and emotions through a rich blend of Afrobeats, Reggae, and Soul. Raised in Nigeria and influenced by traditional Yoruba folk music, her sound reflects both heritage and evolution, now amplified by her dynamic 7-piece band based in Baltimore. With over 1 million views on her “Love-Hate” video and the release of her Self-affirmation Project EP, Janeliasoul continues to build momentum with her powerful new single “Dear Mr. Colonizer.” In this interview, she opens up about her cultural influences, storytelling approach, and how she uses music to explore themes of identity, love, politics, and the human experience. With a voice rooted in authenticity and purpose, Janeliasoul is creating a sound that resonates far beyond borders.

Jenna Kay is carving out her own lane with a bold blend of pop and rock grit, turning real-life experiences into relatable, high-energy records. Originally from Fenton, Missouri and now making waves in Nashville, her journey reflects growth, storytelling, and fearless self-expression. Her new single “MESSY” captures the chaos, emotion, and unpredictable moments of life in your twenties, transforming them into a sound that’s both cinematic and authentic. In this interview, Jenna opens up about the inspiration behind the record, her early start performing at just five years old, and how iconic stages like The Bluebird Café have shaped her connection with fans. With a unique “bows and boots” brand and a message centered around embracing imperfection, Jenna Kay continues to build an identity that goes far beyond the music—one that resonates with anyone learning to find beauty in the mess.

PRI$$Y opens up about the meaning behind her name, the strategy behind her brand, and the challenges she’s faced as a woman navigating both beauty and business in the industry. From overcoming unseen obstacles to staying grounded beyond the spotlight, she shares the mindset that’s helped her build momentum, including 100K+ streams and major blog recognition. As she continues to grow, PRi$$Y is focused not just on music, but on creating a lasting legacy rooted in empowerment, ownership, and impact.

Da Force is a seasoned hip-hop artist and producer with over 30 years in the game, bringing a level of authenticity and experience that few can match. Originally from Montreal and now based in Los Angeles, his journey reflects a deep understanding of both the underground grind and the evolving music industry. As the founder of Unknown Source Music and owner of his own professional studio, Da Force has maintained full creative control while staying true to his gritty, hard-hitting style. His latest single, “Survival,” is a reflection of real-life struggles and resilience, embodying the mindset that has carried him through decades of change in hip-hop. Having shared stages with legends like Redman, Too Short, and KRS-One, Da Force continues to stand as a voice for real, uncompromising music, offering valuable insight and game to the next generation of independent artists.

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Chickenboi’s story is one of resilience, loss, and determination, rooted in his upbringing in Jacksonville, Florida. Starting out in a group with his cousins as the Dirty Boyz, his journey took a life-altering turn after the loss of his cousin Fatboy, pushing him to channel his pain into music that would later gain statewide attention. From experiencing homelessness to eventually getting signed to Natalac Records and connecting with Benzino, Chickenboi’s path reflects both the harsh realities of the streets and the power of perseverance. With records like “I Am From Florida,” he represents more than just his city—he speaks on struggle, survival, and the unique culture of Florida, while using his platform to inspire others facing similar battles to keep pushing forward.

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