Open Up with Angel B

In this powerful episode of Open Up with Angel B, we sit down with legendary Creative Director, choreographer, and performer Clifford McGhee. With over 25 years in the entertainment industry, Clifford has worked with icons like Beyoncé, Usher, Janet Jackson, and Christina Aguilera, performed in multiple Super Bowl halftime shows, and led major tours like B2K’s Boys For Life. But behind the success is a deeper story. From becoming a father at 23 while chasing his dreams, to navigating the pressures of longevity in a demanding industry, Clifford opens up about the challenges, sacrifices, faith, and mindset that shaped his journey. This episode is about discipline, purpose, identity, and what it really takes to build a lasting legacy.

In this episode of Open Up with Angel B, we sit down with producer and engineer P3B, a sonic architect from Compton whose music blends gospel roots with cinematic hip-hop and R&B. Starting as a self-taught pianist in church at just eight years old, P3B developed a deep emotional connection to music that continues to shape his production today. Working behind the scenes, he has collaborated with artists and producers including The Game, Boi-1da, NLE Choppa, Jacob Latimore, and Bankroll Got It, while also helping cultivate the sound of rising artists. But P3B’s story goes beyond the studio. In this conversation, he opens up about the philosophy behind his sound, the influence of faith and church music, and his work mentoring and supporting incarcerated youth, using music as a tool for healing, purpose, and transformation. This episode dives into creativity, redemption, and how sound can become a bridge between pain and possibility. If you believe music has the power to change lives, this conversation is for you.

Brandy Haze is one of the most exciting rising voices in contemporary R&B. In this episode of Open Up with Angel B., we talk about building momentum in real time — from being featured on Apple Music’s Brown Sugar and Spotify’s Fresh Finds R&B, to contributing vocals on projects with Cordae and DC The Don, to performing on On The Radar and showing up at the BET Awards media house. We dive into: The pressure of being “next up” Artistry vs algorithms Background vocals to center stage Longevity in modern R&B Identity, vulnerability, and evolution This is a conversation about growth, positioning, and stepping into your moment without losing yourself.

In this powerful Season 3 episode of Open Up with Angel B, Angel sits down with globally recognized producer, artist, and author Marley Waters for a full-circle conversation 10 years in the making. From co-producing the Billboard #1 hit “2 On” by Tinashe, to building an independent global career spanning music, film, TV, and publishing, Marley opens up about risk, resilience, ownership, and redefining success on his own terms. Now based in South Africa, Marley shares how global culture reshaped his creativity, why strategy is just as important as talent, and the lessons behind his 2025 book Bait to Plate. This episode is a must-watch for artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs navigating purpose, pressure, and legacy.  

In this episode of Open Up with Angel B, we sit down with Monét Anaïs, a multi-talented artist, actress, screenwriter, and media entrepreneur whose journey proves that creativity doesn’t have to fit in one box. From writing her first screenplay at 10 years old to navigating the challenges of being an independent music artist, Monét opens up about rejection, resilience, and building her own lane in music and media. We also dive into entrepreneurship, branding, giving back, and how purpose fuels longevity. This episode is for artists, creatives, and dreamers who refuse to quit—even when the road gets hard. 🎧 Watch, comment, and subscribe for more real conversations. #womensMonth #openupwithAngelB 

In this powerful episode of Open Up with Angel B, Chizuko opens up about what it means to grow up between Japan and Black culture — and how that dual identity shaped her voice, faith, resilience, and artistry. Beyond the collaborations and TV placements, this conversation dives into belonging, family roots, spiritual grounding, and navigating an industry while holding onto who you truly are. This episode is about identity. It’s about purpose. It’s about finding your voice when you’ve lived between worlds. #WomenMonth #SelfGrowth #MusicIndustry 

From Hip Hop stages to Hollywood sets, Keeley “Lockn’Key” Kaukimoce’s journey is a powerful testimony of evolution, faith, and purpose. Born in Dallas and deeply rooted in street dance culture, Keeley nearly signed her first record deal with MC Hammer’s Bust It Records before moving to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams. She has worked with icons like Janet Jackson, Missy Elliott, Justin Bieber, Snoop Dogg, and Christina Aguilera, and contributed to major productions including You Got Served and Legally Blonde. But her true calling expanded beyond performance. Now as co-founder of Cypher Juice Productions, Keeley creates transformative films and cultural stories centered on empowerment, spirituality, diversity, and wellness — reminding audiences that they are loved, they matter, and all things are possible.

From singing the National Anthem in Indianapolis to sharing stages with global superstars, Victoria Renee Hand’s journey is a masterclass in faith, courage, and relentless pursuit of purpose. In this episode of Open Up With Angel B, Victoria opens up about leaving home, navigating the pressure of the music industry when signed to Bad Boy Records, working alongside icons like Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, and finding meaning beyond the spotlight. ✨ Subscribe, Like & Share if you believe in purpose over popularity. #OpenUpWithAngelB #VictoriaReneeHand #WomenInMusic #FaithAndPurpose #MusicJourney #WomensMonth

This week on Open Up with Angel B., we sit down with Alexandria+ (Alexandria Dopson) — singer, songwriter, and one of the founding creatives behind the legendary collective 1500 or Nothin’. From performing alongside Beyoncé in Dubai to helping shape the next generation of artists, Alexandria shares her story of faith, resilience, and purpose. We talk about what it means to stay grounded in the spotlight, navigate grief after losing her mother, and continue to grow through every season of life. This is a powerful, heartfelt conversation about artistry, healing, and divine timing — one you won’t want to miss. 🎧 Listen now and don’t forget to subscribe to Open Up with Angel B. for more inspiring stories.

In this episode of Open Up with Angel B., Country Soul sensation Sapphyre Blu shares the heart and grit behind her rising career. From her small-town beginnings in Ohio to making bold moves in Los Angeles, Sapphyre opens up about family influences, lessons in resilience, and the role faith has played in guiding her journey. With her chart-rising single “Burn Me” making waves worldwide, she’s more than just a powerhouse vocalist — she’s a storyteller of love, strength, and authenticity. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about music, growth, and finding fire in the face of challenges.

In this episode of Open Up with Angel B, I sit down with AJ Causey—an artist, songwriter, and creative executive who’s paving his own way in music. From his Louisiana roots to national tours, from starting his own label to developing future talent, AJ shares the lessons he’s learned along the way. We talk about resilience, risk-taking, and what it really takes to balance artistry with entrepreneurship. This is a powerful conversation about chasing dreams, building platforms for others, and shaping the future of music.

In this inspiring episode of Open Up with Angel B., artist and songwriter BodaciousThang opens up about her fearless journey from Kansas City to Los Angeles, finding her voice after heartbreak, and building a career rooted in authenticity and love. From leading a band to redefining herself as a solo artist with over 800 TV and film placements, her story is a reminder that the boldest moves often lead to the most beautiful transformations. Tune in as she and Angel B dive deep into faith, growth, and the freedom that comes from owning your truth.

In this episode of Open Up with Angel B, R&B soulstress Morgan Taylor Jones opens up about her journey from gracing legendary stages like the Apollo Theater to building her own platform, The Morgan Taylor Jones Experience. With a heart rooted in both music and community, Morgan shares the lessons she’s learned in chasing her dreams, overcoming challenges, and creating spaces for others to shine. From her upbringing in Durham to her vision for the future, this conversation is filled with passion, perseverance, and purpose — a story that will inspire anyone walking their own path of growth and self-discovery.

From early GarageBand experiments to label deals, film scoring, and now his solo journey as Addis — Jayden Grey has lived many creative lives. In this episode, he opens up about finding himself through chaos, family, and faith. We talk about the moment everything fell apart, the lessons the industry taught him, and what it really takes to build an authentic sound.

In this heartfelt episode of Open Up with Angel B., Keithian takes us on a soulful journey through his life — from his gospel roots in Louisiana to his rise as an independent artist redefining R&B. Together, we talk about resilience, faith, and the freedom of owning your sound. Keithian opens up about how he’s navigated life’s challenges, what “Gumbo Music” really means to him, and how family and spirituality continue to guide his creative path. This conversation is for anyone chasing purpose through passion, learning to trust the process, and finding beauty in every stage of becoming.

In this powerful episode of Open Up With Angel B, we sit down with Whitney MeiHwa Strong — fitness coach, mother, former basketball player, and woman of deep faith. Whitney opens up about balancing purpose and motherhood, using fitness as a tool for healing, and the power of walking with God through every chapter of life. From the court to coaching to content creation, she shares the lessons that shaped her identity and continue to fuel her mission. This one is for anyone looking to find strength in their story, discipline in their calling, and peace in their process.

In this episode of Open Up with Angel B., we sit down with the multi-talented Elena Krifuks — accomplished award-winning ballroom dancer, choreographer, and the star of the Oscar-nominated short documentary Walk Run Cha Cha. Elena opens up about her inspiring journey from the dance floor to the screen, her experiences on hit shows like Dancing With The Stars and So You Think You Can Dance, and how she’s now navigating life as an entrepreneur and a new mom. We talk about the beauty and discipline of ballroom, building her studio Aesthetics Studios in Sherman Oaks, and what it means to keep moving (gracefully!) through all of life’s major roles. This is a conversation full of passion, rhythm, and realness.

In this deeply honest episode of Open Up with Angel B, Grammy and Emmy-winning artist Cocoa Sarai takes us beyond the stage to share the story behind the sound. With Jamaican roots and Brooklyn soul, she opens up about growing up without a present father, navigating trauma, and transforming pain into purpose. From overcoming personal battles to working with icons like Dr. Dre and Anderson Paak, Cocoa’s journey is a masterclass in resilience, creativity, and self-discovery. Get ready for a conversation that hits as hard as her lyrics.

In this soul-stirring episode, I sit down with Lee-Lonn—an R&B vocalist whose sound is rooted in gospel, shaped by classical influence, and driven by raw emotion. From singing for President Obama to stepping into fatherhood, Lee-Lonn opens up about the moments that shaped him as both an artist and a man. We talk about the power of vulnerability, the healing nature of music, the importance of family and what it means to live and create from a place of truth. If you’ve ever struggled to find your voice or wondered how to stay grounded while chasing your passion, this one’s for you.

In this high-energy episode, I catch up with Sasha Brens—aka DJ Sasha B and co founder of Amplified Entertainment—a powerhouse talent who has transformed her love for movement and music into a multifaceted career. From performing as a professional dancer on iconic shows like America’s Best Dance Crew and Bring It On, to now spinning at events for Universal Studios, Disney, and even the Kardashians, Sasha’s journey is anything but ordinary. But beyond the glitz and gigs, she’s spent over a decade empowering youth through dance and mentorship. Tune in as we talk about hustle, healing, and how she’s using her platform to inspire the next generation to dream louder.

In this soul-stirring episode of Open Up with Angel B, dancer, choreographer, and creative visionary Jeremy Strong gets raw and real about the man behind the moves. From his roots in Goodwater, Alabama, to sharing stages with the biggest names in music, Jeremy’s journey has been shaped by faith, family, and overcoming life’s toughest traumas. We dive deep into the life lessons that molded him, his views on marriage, healing, and purpose—and what it really means to lead with love in the entertainment industry and beyond.

In this powerful episode of Open Up with Angel B, we sit down with recording artist, songwriter, and global performer Josh Moreland. From being a miracle baby doctors said wouldn't survive, to sharing stages with legends like Stevie Wonder and Charlie Puth, Josh's story is one of resilience, faith, and purpose. We talk family roots, life lessons, and the spiritual strength behind his journey—from Florida to a 182-show residency in South Korea, and now to Roc Nation. Get ready to be inspired by a voice that was born to beat the odds.

Welcome to our First Interview! In this episode of Open Up with Angel B, we sit down with GRAMMY Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer DSTRK (Gabe Roland) for a powerful and honest conversation. From his Kansas City roots to collaborating with icons like Chris Brown, Usher, Janelle Monáe, and more, DSTRK opens up about the life lessons he's learned along the way, the challenges of being an independent artist, and the importance of preparation in chasing success. Whether you're an aspiring creative or just love a good come-up story, this episode is packed with gems you won’t want to miss.