Ima walking hit. The real question is, are YOU READY for Americas Next Top Hitmaker? If so, then you know to expect a show from me.
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?
Michael Jackson is my biggest inspiration. As a Black artist who sings, raps, and produces, I’ve always admired how smooth Michael’s wordplay was slick enough to move crowds, but graceful enough for the most high of rooms. He taught me that music is magic when it’s honest, soulful, and fearless. That’s the energy I bring as Omari Dior.
How would performing at the Global Citizen Festival impact your career?
Performing at the Global Citizen Festival would allow me to explore more opportunities and experiences I would like to add to my musical journey.
What would you do with $50,000?
With $50,000, I’d build a studio that’s more than a workspace. I’d invest in my sound, bring other young creatives in, and create music that moves the world. I’m not just chasing a dream, I’m building a legacy, one beat at a time.
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