As a versatile artist blending R&B, Hip-Hop, Rock, Pop, and authentic Dancehall, I redefine hitmaking with unique old and new school flows!
You decide who will win $50,000, appear in Rolling Stone, and perform at the Global Citizen Festival!
Who will perform at the Global Citizen Festival, appear in Rolling Stone, and take home $50,000?
Who or what is your musical inspiration?
Poetry has always spoken to my soul, and music became a personal outlet—a hobby that evolved into therapy and expression. Watching my mother write music inspired me early on, and now my biggest motivation comes from my kids. They believe in me, and that pushes me to show the world what I’m capable of.
How would performing at the Global Citizen Festival impact your career?
Performing at the Global Citizen Festival would elevate my visibility on a global stage, expanding my network and access to resources. It’s a powerful opportunity to grow and create on a higher level.
What would you do with $50,000?
I would invest in professional equipment and higher-quality video production, while building a creative team to support my projects. I’d also organize events to promote my brand and advance my career.
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