Interview: K. Ray Discusses Debut Album, “The More You Know” And Navigating The Rap World As A Newcomer
Interview: Nigerian Genre-Bender, Ayüü Discusses Naija’s Music Scene, The #EndSARS Movement, And Mixtape, “Ayüüniverse”
Interview: Q.G. The BlacKnight Discusses Being An Independent Artist In Arkansas, Musical Influences, And Album, “The Blackprint”
Nigeria To The World: Wizkid Among Others Announce US Tour Dates
‘We outside’ and Nigerian artists are making their way to the United States! AfroRave pioneer, Rema recently wrapped up his US tour and Wizkid and Omah Lay are set to touch down in September. Get your funds in order, we have shows to attend!
If She Can, I Can: Friendship For Dummies, The Best Advice You Never Asked For Part 4
Here’s the true tea: you can’t be friends with someone you’re jealous of! Choosing inspiration over jealousy in your friendships sets you on the path to helping your girls and yourself become more than you could have ever imagined. Read more.
Interview: Demetris Ford Talks Fitness, Entrepreneurship, And Fatherhood
Demetris Ford is an entrepreneur with confidence that is so contagious. The Magnolia, Arkansas native and now Dallas, Texas resident flexes his versatility in various industries from fitness to roofing.
Interview: Poet And Author, Kendra Robinson Discusses Self-Discovery And Debut Book, “Headspace”
Kendra Robinson, a Virginia native, is a poet and author whose work is centered around self-expression, reflection, and discovery. Through poetry, she invites readers to experience an array of emotions without doubt and void of limitations.
Review: JXY True Releases Album, “No Death, No Art”
Oxford, North Carolina Native, JXY True released a 15-track album titled, “No Death, No Art”, an artistic expression detailing the sacrifices JXY was forced to make in order to become a better individual. Without laying his ego to rest, there is no art—no rebirth. Read more for Terrionna’s take on the album.
Interview: Caresse Hickman Shares Inspiration For Brand, Lucy Jane Scarves
North Little Rock, Arkansas native, Caresse Hickman is an entrepreneur and owner of Lucy Jane Scarves. When speaking on becoming an entrepreneur she says, “I knew I didn’t want to work for a corporation for the rest of my life, so I just had to figure out that next step.” Her experience working in retail—from working the sales floor to management—set her up for success when she decided to drop out of college to launch a business.
