Blessed Sabbath for the ones who partake in it. I hope you all are doing well and keeping your spirits lifted despite what the world is going through. Don’t forget that God’s got you and […]
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Tony Fyaa- Pretty Like Bird
Check this upcoming artist coming from the Bahamas, Tony Fyaa. You can check out his album Pretty Like Bird on various platforms. You can follow Tony Fyaa on Instagram @kingtonyfyaa and on Twitter at @FyaaThony.
Feature Friday: Tony Fyaa
Check this upcoming artist coming from the Bahamas, Tony Fyaa. You can check out his album Pretty Like Bird on various platforms. You can follow Tony Fyaa on Instagram @kingtonyfyaa and on Twitter at @FyaaThony.
Artist of the Moment Monday: T1- Flex
I had to flex on dem, I had to flex on dem… Hey, sometimes that is just what we got to do, “Flex on dem“. I’m loving this track. It has a unique vibe to […]
Artist of the Moment: T1- Flex
I had to flex on dem, I had to flex on dem… Hey, sometimes that is just what we got to do, “Flex on dem“. I’m loving this track. It has a unique vibe to […]
Topic Tuesday: Aidonia-Dats a Trap, Diversity Within Music Influenced By Black People and Stepping Out the Box [#19]
Lady Mprez discusses how she feels about Aidonia’s latest album Dats A Trap, diversity within music, and more black artist stepping out of the box.
Artist of the Moment: Stingah Tee
I love when I can come across artist that keep the music alive for me. Stingah Tee is giving me some motivation this week, which is why he’s this week’s Artist of the Moment.
Artist of the Moment Monday: Stingah Tee
I love when I can come across artist that keep the music alive for me. Stingah Tee is giving me some motivation this week, which is why he’s this week’s Artist of the Moment.
Work of Art Wednesday: Fat Bat Dana

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I truly don’t know what it is about this character (actually I do know what it is), but I gravitated towards Dana from the first time I seen a picture of her. I believe the reason why I gravitated to her was because she reminded me of me. Her style and personality somewhat reflects mine.
When I was younger and beginning my teen phase, I was that black girl who didn’t talk or act black according to my black peers. I dressed like a punk rocker or goth (there’s clearly a difference between the Punk and Goth culture), enjoyed anime, was somewhat of a demagogue who had a very witty and sarcastic personality (still do), and was a lover of rock music. This depiction of a black girl was a taboo during my era. I wasn’t allowed to exist in the world according to society, yet I did.
Fun Friday: Dj Shy Presents The Care Package- 2020 Soca Mix
One thing I truly enjoy about living in the Southern half of Florida is the party life. Hand’s down, Southern Florida has some of the hottest parties. The culture’s so rich with diversity, that you’ll […]
