In the bustling world of emerging artists, Tay Nix from Zion, IL, stands out with his debut track titled “Showtime.” Released on December 18, 2020, this R&B gem showcases Nix’s admiration for musical legends like Michael Jackson, Usher, Chris Brown, Eric Bellinger, and John Legend. Drawing inspiration from his idols, Nix weaves a narrative that blends personal experiences with the desire to follow in the footsteps of those who paved the way for aspiring artists like himself. The track, produced by Dilly Got It Bumpin and engineered by JDR, not only marks Tay Nix’s entry into the music scene but also reflects his courage, dedication, and patience in crafting a piece that resonates with authenticity.

For Tay Nix, “Showtime” holds a special place as his inaugural musical endeavor. The song is not just a melody; it’s a testament to the artist’s journey, a culmination of the time and effort invested in bringing his vision to life. Nix’s motivation to provide a visual representation of his lyrics, coupled with his intimate experiences, adds depth to “Showtime.” The track becomes a canvas where he paints a vivid picture for his audience, offering a glimpse into his musical prowess and storytelling ability. As Nix steps onto the music scene with this debut, “Showtime” becomes more than just a song—it’s a milestone, a testament to the artist’s determination and creative spirit.

Within the lyrics of “Showtime,” one particular line stands out as Tay Nix’s favorite: “Baby when it goes down, turning off the lights and your phone.” This lyric encapsulates the sensuality and intimacy that Nix brings to his music, offering a glimpse into his personal experiences and emotions. As he looks forward to performing in more shows in Chicago, Tay Nix invites listeners to delve into his musical world, promising more captivating tracks like his follow-up single, “Island Breeze.” With “Showtime,” Nix has set the stage for what promises to be a promising musical journey, leaving fans eager to witness the next act in his rising career.

Truth Hurts launched onto the music scene in grand fashion with her debut album “Truthfully Speaking” on Dr. Dre’s Aftermath label. Globally celebrated for her first single appropriately titled “Addictive,” Truth topped the 2002 music charts in 14 countries and garnered 2 Grammy nominations. With heavy rotation in radio and music television, she toured with Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg on the Up in Smoke Tour. Shortly after, she toured with Lauryn Hill and Outkast, on The Smokin’ Grooves Tour.

Truth’s Operatic and Theatrical training began at the tender age of 10 and introduced her to a love for acting. She has numerous film and television credits under her belt, including roles in films “Security” alongside Antonio Banderas, “211” alongside Nicolas Cage, and the television series “The Parkers” (directed by Debbie Allen).
In 2004, Truth Hurts released her sophomore album “Ready Now” on Raphael Saadiq’s label, Pookie Entertainment. She continued performing and touring, returning to the screen in 2007 appearing in “Marigold,” for which she also contributed as a composer for the film score. She went on to appear in the musical revue “I Can’t Stop Loving You: Genius of Ray Charles” portraying “Maryanne” of the Raelettes, Charles’ famed back up vocalists.
Her new single “RnB” Love” is the newest release from the upcoming She-P (EP) entitled #revelations which will be released early 2024.

Fans can expect an unapologetic yet completely relationship WOKE Truth as she journeys back to her truth and #revelations based on female empowerment AND enlightenment. After heartbreak and bad decisions this lioness in human form is finally gaining her ROAR back!