Talented across a myriad of mediums, T.Rozie is leaving her mark in the music and film industry as one of the most versatile and creative artists out.
Decatur, Georgia-born, T.Rozie was connected to music since in the womb. From her early ages into her adolescence, she would spend a culmination of 25 years expanding on her interests in dancing and rhythm, becoming a trained professional in the arts of ballet, tap, and hip-hop, along with modern, contemporary, and jazz dance.
Founding her production company, Lilly’s Vision Productions, named after her late grandmother, T.Rozie is expanding her horizons as a professional recording artist manifesting her dreams alongside Abe Clark of Salt Media Management. Thus far, her releases have proven to be of worth, resonating with listeners and building a connection that has given way to a rapidly growing fanbase.
Always one to be creating art, T.Rozie has a number of projects recently released and in the works that will change the scope of who she is and the future awaiting her in the industry. Her Freshman EP “Luv it here” with the suspenseful story of a crybaby thug has already broken the 1 million streams level with fan-favorite tracks like “Tragic,” “Luv it here,” and “Boy.” As its success continues to shatter milestones, T.Rozie is also making moves as the second half involved in the new anthem for the Atlanta Falcons alongside fellow Atlanta artist, China Monae. T.Rozie has also been exercising her talent in the film industry, appearing in the Valerie Knox, Paige Gaines, and Jamia Tucker-produced afro-inspired play, XOXO Sane Jane recently performed in Atlanta Ga at the 7Stages Theater.
T.Rozie is on a mission to influence with her tomboy style as she creates music relatable to the modern-day community of young leaders. Already touring and opening up for artists like Jacques, her name is reaching worldwide. Check out her body of work and stay locked for the upcoming visuals for her chart-climbing song “BOY” on October 17th.
Roger Hill is an R&B singer who has been compared to Ron Isley. He never intended to sound like Ronald Isley; it’s just part of his DNA. So, when he heard people compare them it let him know that he was on the right track. His music is authentic R&B with a smooth sound that will touch your soul. With Roger Hill’s traditional sound and him singing about life experiences, takes you back to the Freddie Jackson days of R&B.
From the age of 5, Roger and his sister started singing in church and they knew that they were onto something when the members were moving. Roger was inspired to level up with his music by Katrina Mia, who is a member of legendary group Klymaxx known for the soulful throwdown. She told him he was ready and the rest has been history.
Corey Brown, known as C.A. Brown & formally “Trigga Trend” is a recording artist and entrepreneur from Chicago Heights, IL. The second youngest of 6 siblings, C.A. grew up with vision and alot of entrepreneur spirit which he credits his mother for : “I am like both of my parents in many ways, i have the the entrepreneur spirit like my mother but i think and execute in life a lot like my father”.
Despite an upbringing that Includes witnessing everyghing from drugs, gang activity and crime, C.A. Brown as always been musically Inclined. Inspired by other emcees like 2pac & Jay Z, which he admires the most because of his accolades, catalog, and longevity, C.A. plans to make his mark indefinitely. Most of the rappers in Chicago tend to fall in the categories of Drill, but C.A. Brown is a versatile MC more focused on Real subjects, lyricism, and activism though still influenced by the streets.
C.A. gained recognition from 2010-2017 under the Trigga Trend moniker with the early success of a string of mixtapes that Include “Meet The Trigga Man”, “M3”, “Break Bread or Be Food” & “CONGO”.
As of 2022, C.A.Brown continues to elevate his music career with several independent singles and an the follow up to his anticipated album release titled “King’s Testimony” w/ #KT2 (King’s Testimony 2).
In addition to his rebrand and resurgence, C.A. Brown is also pushing his brand CONGO to new levels that include merchandise and other ventures in the works.
Prince Amaho’s artistic career kicked off in the late 90’s. Signed by major record label Sony BMG he gained his international awareness with his HIT SONGS like “Rythm In My Life” & “Dreamer”.
He later joined to create the international Pop-duo with his partner Gary Harrison who was born and raise in NEW YORK CITY – USA. With their major hit song “BAD BOYS” Soul Bros has been successfully touring the world.
With his hit songs like Freedom, Wake-Up, Cry Out and his current trending hit LIFE, Prince Amaho wants to send messages of Motivation, Freedom, Love, Peace, Tolerance & Unification for the common people and the need for a better world for both Young and Old”.
Prince Amaho as an Artist and entrepreneur has always been using his talent and possibilities in the media to help support various humanitarian projects in Europe and Africa.
At the same time Prince Amaho works diligently as a motivator and stage coach using his own set up Artist development center “Prime Academy” www.prime-academy.de which has over the years been responsible in researching and developing young talented Artists, Models and Entertainers.
Prince Amaho’s latest Single “Life” deals with the void we dismiss as important in our lives. A call for the betterment of our environmental future in the current global climate.
The message is; “Giving hope and encouraging people to better themselves, and take action with steps to progress in their life situation.
If you are looking for a fierce, and fiery new female star in the making, then look no further than, singer-songwriter, rapper, and dancer, iamtheHopemusic. Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada and inspired by artists such as Normani and Doja Cat, iamtheHopemusic is extremely committed to excellence, growth, and forward momentum! She is hands-on in every aspect of her career, from the obvious elements such as song-writing, recording, and creative direction, to the potentially not-so-obvious facets such as being her own stylist and makeup artist! Going on 10 years in the music industry, iamtheHopemusic has been strengthening her resolve and using the many ups and downs of her journey, to power her unique approach, delivery and visual choices. Her live performances are another area that she stands far out from other artists in her genre. She takes pride in building her shows to be an engaging and captivating experience that is high-energy, and includes a lot of choreography!
iamtheHopemusic promises to deliver more music and visual content for her supporters and fans, in the coming months, and her latest single “Act Up” which has already charted solo on the iTunes Pop Chart, is a much-needed breath of fresh air for her, and an opportunity to let loose a bit considering her consistent hard work and dedication to her craft. She shared that 2022 has been a rough year for more reasons than one, but wants her followers to recognize that resilience, hard work, and faith will yield results that no man can take away!
In regards to her latest single, iamtheHopemusic would like to give a special thanks to Raphael RJ2 (Beats How U Want Em) for music production, King Al Hefner (Vidz How U Want Em Cinematography) for visual production, and her management team JAHMa for everything they do behind the scenes!Be sure to tune in and keep up with her continuing journey. She will not disappoint!
Hermetic Order Of Music artist, Mink Da Anomaly and LahhM7 just released their viral EP “Cant Turn Back Now”(Exclusively on Youtube & Soundcloud). The two brothers sound’s as-well as their energies mix and blend together similar to the legends Starlito & Don Trip. With their favorite “Dangerous” with a wavy drill vibe, followed by their edgy hype song “Above The Rim” Sweetened off with the dark yet bright track “Rocket Fuel”, their EP presented by “Hermetic Order Of Music” is definitely a project to listen to. The energy, pain, passion they’ve brung is certainly no doubt to be the reason, the EP has over 23K streams and the videos with them over 5K Views.
The five artists behind the West Coast group 45redline, each grew up listening to different music – everything from classic rock and grunge, to early 2000’s nu metal and rap.
Coming into their artistry, they’ve made the unique decision to fuse styles into something innovative; if I could paint a picture, it would look like the Red Hot Chili Peppers had a baby with the Migos and birthed the sound of 45redline. A sound best described as a blend between alternative, rap, and rock music.
The group released its first single in February of 2022, “NIGHTMARE,” a mashup of guitar and electronic beats with some vibey vocals. Followed by two EP’s and nearly a dozen tracks in all.
“Those were teasers,” says Blake Evan, an artist and videographer for 45redline. “They’re really a test to see what it would look like when we put all our music together for the first time. We were really proud of those projects, and I think they resemble what we’ve got going on.”
Other releases include, emo-inspired, “UPSET!”, thus far reaching 14,000 plays on Spotify alone. The Red Sun EP featured, “So Close” and “Death Letter,” featuring mypoorneighbor. The latest EP, Dark Moon! includes four tracks and another feature from mypoorneighbor and up and coming artist, bats.
“bloodyred6,” from the Dark Moon EP, is a colorful introduction to 45redline. It’s a rage driven track that alternates between screamo and rap.
“It’s a song where we’re laying it all on the line,” says Flam Pkmn, an artist and one of the founding fathers of the group. “The song definitely brings intense vibes; The beat goes crazy. It’s more of a rager, I’d say.”
The origins of the group – which consists of Cole Henry (artist, producer, videographer), Hersadhero (artist), Flam (artist), Duxe Lee (artist), and Blake (artist, videographer, photographer) – dates to late 2019 when Cole and Flam (Founding Fathers) started writing, producing, and recording in some of Sacramento’s hidden gem in-home studios.
As a hobby turned into an undeniable passion, the two began reeling in other friends who shared the same love and ability to make music – including guitarist Miguel Ramirez – and by the middle of 2020, the group took shape and began to focus on developing its sound.
Interest from industry insiders and artists generated some notoriety for the group, and 45redline built on the momentum by working with Grammy nominated and award-winning producers and engineers like MILLION DOLLAR SNARE, Q MADE THE BEAT, J3M Sound, JORGE MARROQUIN and Tatum Martin.
In February of 2022, they signed with independent label PAKKMAN RECORDS.
“We all have our own sense of influence with music and so we each bring something unique to the table with our skillset and influences,” says Flam. “I’m not exactly a lyricist but I can definitely come up with clean bars, hooks, punch lines and definitely direct a beat.”
Blake says, ‘it’s all a huge team effort”. In addition to being one of the artists, he handles some songwriting duties as well as videography, photography, along with managing 45redline’s social media accounts.
“We have many jobs assigned to everyone so we can keep the ship rolling,” he says.
Cole is one of the main producers in addition to being an artist and writer. He plays a big part in constructing the structure of their songs and handles the engineering and mixing.
The group’s name was also a collaborative effort: Flam, liked the sound of “45” and another friend liked “redline,” so they put the two together.
45redline is set to drop a full project come this November 2022, featuring new songs with sounds nobody’s heard before.
“We’ve had some snippets on social media but this project doesn’t have any songs people have heard before except one or two,” Blake says. “Most of the new fans won’t recognize it. It’s going to be exciting.”
The group says the sound will be more polished, distinct and unified.
“It’s going to be a real display of what we’ve been working with,” Cole says.
45redline will return to the stage in October for a performance at Kushstock Festival.
Make sure to stay connected to 45redline on all platforms for new music, videos and social posts.
When it comes to his music, Maurice Carroll has a simple goal.
The Baltimore-based composer and producer has worked with artists who’ve been nominated for – and won – Grammy awards and others who’ve delivered chart-topping hits. He’s toured across parts of the U.S. as well as eastern Europe and in Africa. He coaches other artists to help elevate the independent music scene.
But at the root of it all, Carroll wants to expose more people to house music by combining it with other genres like R&B and hip hop.
“The intent is for people to not pigeonhole dance music for a certain type of person,” he says. “It’s not just for one type of person. I want to make people more aware of it so they can enjoy it more and understand it more.”
For Carroll, it’s as simple as this: house music is easy to move and dance to. With a background in multiple genres, he says this genre is the party genre for him.
“It makes it easy for people to dance and be free of what they might look like when they’re dancing,” he says. “Be free with it. You don’t have to know specific steps and dance moves, you can move freely in it. I’ve also found it’s a controlled musical genre for me. It’s simple to the average listener but it has intricacies that I enjoy and it’s about the placement of those intricacies.”
Beyond just introducing fans of other genres to dance music, Carroll enjoys the difficulty of combining house with those other styles. When he’s mixing with something like R&B, for instance, his music isn’t written and arranged the way a traditional R&B song would be.
“You have to leave enough room on the front and back end for the DJs to blend it,” he says. “Placement for the vocals is important, and even if you’re featuring instrumentalists, where that instrument is being showcased within the song is important and has to be calculated because you have to anticipate what the dancers are doing during that song and not abruptly introduce another element where the listener isn’t prepared for it.”
Carroll has worked with artists like Michelle Weeks, a dance music artist who was a singer in Little Shop of Horrors. He’s worked with Michelle Shellers (vocalist for the electronic hit song “Keep on Rising”), The Floacist (formerly of Floetry), Ruff Endz and more.
He’s been building a buzz with his 2-step mix of “Ooouu Work It” featuring rising hip hop artist Lor Dae. And he recently composed, produced and arranged the dance track “Under My Own Weather” for Carolyn Malachi, a Grammy-nominated artist.
“KP (Kevin Powe Jr.) insisted that she work with me. Then she asked me to produce a song,” Carroll says. “When I sent it back to her, she was really taken aback by what I did. She said it was exactly what she was looking for.”
Malachi sat with the music for a while, wrote to it and then brought Carroll into the studio to hear where she’d taken the project with Grammy-winning and multi-platinum producer and engineer Andros Rodriguez.
After listening to the song, the two asked Carroll for his thoughts. He said it sounded good, but they still sat waiting for his real producer’s response.
“I said okay, can we listen to it again? I have some suggestions,” Carroll recalls. “Let’s move this here, place this here, manipulate it this way. Then we sat back and listened to playback and everybody in the room was like oh, I get it. That’s what we’re hearing as the record has been released, those changes and arrangements are what we hear.”
“Under My Own Weather” appears on Malachi’s new EP, Counter Narratives, which was released Aug. 26 and is available on Apple Music.
Make sure to stay connected to Maurice Carroll on all platforms for new music, videos and social posts.
When a young Kris Jonathon was gifted an iPod, the first music he wanted to listen to was Soulja Boy – but his mom said no.
Instead, she said he could download any of the hundreds of songs she’d collected while working as a DJ. He finally gave her “old people music” a chance, and it wasn’t long before he was singing along with those Motown hits.
“From that point on I’ve had a huge connection with it,” he says. “I feel like Motown is a connection to my soul as well as my family. It’s how my first interest and love for music started. When it was time for me to start making music, it wasn’t that I was trying to sound like Motown, I think I wanted to exude my soul in the way Motown artists used to because that’s what I knew most.”
Now Jonathon, a native of Prince George’s County, Maryland, is a rising R&B and soul artist whose music has garnered well over a million streams on platforms like Spotify alone. His first EP, Honey Moon, was recorded in the closet of his college dorm room and then amassed more than 100,000 streams, inspiring him to keep going.
Last year, he released his biggest hit to date: the single “That’s All,” which already has nearly 900,000 plays. And he followed it up with two more EP’s and his latest release, “Rewind.”
It hasn’t always been easy, though.
Jonathon taught himself piano at age 13 and started composing his own music a year later. But he was “terrified” to sing on his songs, thinking his voice was too deep and different from singers like Chris Brown and Bruno Mars. Again, his mother came through.
“She was like, the world needs to hear your voice,” he says. “That line will always stick with me. I don’t sound like Bruno Mars or Drake and I’m not high enough like Michael Jackson, but it’s my voice and it’s authentic. It’s different but it’s like my soul.”
His talent is on full display in “Rewind,” the latest single – and his first release of 2022. It’s a soulful take on past romance that soured, but Jonathon sings he’d do it all over again.
“Loving you is substance abuse,” he sings. “So what’s my excuse?”
That relationship, with a girl who “popped up out of nowhere” and had a mysterious vibe about her, got Jonathon out of some bad habits and helped him to settle down and focus on the valuable things in life.
“I thought she was mature,” he says. “I showed her some of my music and she gave me some good advice for it. We helped each other a lot; it was a tough year for me and she was there for me. And then all of a sudden she just stopped talking to me.”
Turns out, she’d moved on to someone else. So Jonathon did the only thing he knew to do: sit down at the piano and play. The single that came from it is filled with somber piano, but it’s not a song about regret.
“I would go through it again because those memories I have with her are something I haven’t experienced before,” he says.
“Rewind” is a song that helped Jonathon come into himself, especially with his production style. He had a lot of doubts before finishing the project, but when it was done he sat back and said, “Whoa…”
“I just know I’ve got to keep making music so that’s what I’m going to do,” he says.
He predicts happier songs to come, but firmly believes he’ll write what needs to be written at the time – whether it’s love or heartbreak. Jonathon is also planning to release some covers soon.
Make sure to stay connected to Kris Jonathon on all platforms for new music, videos and social posts.
BOSTON, MA—Love Canafuego finds inspiration through pop music and encouragement from her family.
While Love, and her brother Joyful Canafuego, are still in grade school, both have learned production and various instruments to create “Champ of Wealth,” a track she hopes can help her someday reach the Hot 100 and that speaks blatantly about money.
“We wrote ‘Champ of Wealth’ two years ago. The whole idea is to bring reality to how people handle money,” says Love. “‘Champ of Wealth” also includes her mother and father as writers, “Our songs are not just about everyday life, but art and feelings that people go through in the music business and in everyday life,” she explains. Her other single “Inflation Comes with Destruction,” features Joyful on vocals and is another take the family has on money and capitalism. Love hopes that if she becomes famous, she can use some of her earnings to help others.
Love tells that she wants to make music to make people dance, knowing she’d wanted to be in entertainment at an even younger age while constantly singing and dancing no matter where the Canafuego family goes. “Champ of Wealth” shows her knowledge of monetization and popular radio hits, but also plays with beats similar to old school disco and ‘80s pop, a la Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean,” without even recognizing it.
Some of Love’s favorite artists include Lil’ Nas X, Dua Lipa, Justin Bieber, and other hitmakers—the usual pop idols for most modern children, but Love’s focus outside of homeschooling goes into listening and emulating those sounds. Together as a family they write songs and compose lyrics using synthesizers, keyboards, drums, and guitar. Love is also a fan of Tina Turner and Cyndi Lauper.
When in school, she enjoys any courses relevant to the arts and enjoys drawing.
What other goals does Love have other than getting On-Air with Ryan Seacrest? Getting to the Grammy’s.
“I really want to sing, dance, and perform globally. I love my fans, but I want more fans to support me, and listen to me, and to share it with the world.”
Make sure to stay connected to Love Canafuego on all platforms for new music, videos, and social posts.
