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💎’s from some of the best music industry creatives, managers, lawyers, and execs.

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March 29, 2021

Micah Powell

<p>Raised in Rialto, California, <strong>MICAH POWELL</strong> epitomizes aspiration, hard work, and persistence that over six years of relentless songwriting has landed him album placements for world renowned music artists including Drake’s single “July” featuring Jhene Aiko and “Next Breath” on R&amp;B artist Tank’s This is How I Feel album. Micah has penned hit singles “Go Away” on Multi Platinum, Grammy Award winning artist, Chris Brown’s Graffiti album and “Talk That Shit” on Brown’s In My Zone 2 mix-tape. Micah wrote Jordan Knight’s single “Stingy” and Miranda Brooke’s single “Hater.” In 2011, Micah signed with Noiz Media Group for management and secured a worldwide publishing deal with Universal Music Publishing Group.<br> <br> Participating in other notable collaborations with artists including Jamie Foxx, Paul Oakenfold, Ron Isley, Pitbull, Ray J, Bei Major, Pleasure P, Marques Houston, Micah has already begun to develop a prominent name in the entertainment industry. Micah has writing credits on Omarion's "Post To Be" featuring Chris Brown and JhenĂ© Aiko, and Sevyn Streeter's "It Won't Stop." Also entering into the vast musical world of production, Micah most recently established producer credits with a feature from Omarion on the single “Between Sheets” from his highly anticipated mix-tape "August Rush". Through Micah’s creative innovation and consistent ingenuity, it is likely to anticipate chart-topping record productions from this new ground breaking song writer/producer, leaving a legacy of revolutionary sounds.</p>

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March 22, 2021

Blush

<p>As an artist, songwriter, and activist, Bianca “Blush” Atterberry is profoundly passionate. In both music and method, The Emmy Award-Winner penetrates the surface. Recognized for her work on projects with diverse artists across genres and generations that include Demi Lovato, Meghan Trainor, Chris Brown, Kelly Rowland, Rick Ross, Elijah Blake, Macy Gray, and Angie Stone, among others.</p> <p>Accustomed to moving around at an early age, Blush circulated between Mississippi, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, where she attended the Pittsburgh High School for Creative and Performing Arts. Post-graduation, Blush lent her talents to Emmy Award-winning soundtrack, Fly Boy Fly: A Tuskegee AirmenDocumentary. Shortly after relocating to Atlanta, Georgia, she laid down the groundwork for future relationships with fellow artists, music publishers, and various labels. It was then that the songstress began writing for artists in international markets. She was honored by Koreaboo.com as one of the top ten <strong>Black Women Killing It In The K-Pop Songwriting Game Right Now</strong>, recognizing her work with Korean Pop artists like EXO, NCT 127, and Taeyeon.</p> <p>However, the primary source of Blush’s inspiration is her son, Niko. He is a steady reminder that even when the odds are against us, we can still be triumphant! At the young age of two and a half, the ten-year-old was diagnosed with Autism. A developmental disorder that affects 1 in 59 children. Blush proudly advocates to educate and spread a fundamental understanding of the autistic spectrum. Quoted saying, “The more we educate ourselves about autism, the more we can begin to accept and understand those who are different from us.” Blush is presently developing an animated series to raise awareness about Autism for younger generations.</p> <p>As a black American amidst a socio-economical uprising, Blush is heavily invested in using her platform and talents to educate and honestly amplify the black experience. Blush is firm in her convictions, from art to injustice. She presently stands with fellow creators in advocating for songwriting to be paid fairly, among other initiatives. Blush is currently based in Los Angeles, where she continues to write for top tier talent while navigating her career, activist work, and motherhood.</p>

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March 15, 2021

Who's Going To Protect Hip-hop?

<p>"In a <a href="https://www.courts.state.md.us/data/opinions/coa/2020/75a19.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">judicial opinion filed last month</a>, The State of Maryland’s highest court ruled that rap lyrics may be admitted in court as evidence of a defendant’s guilt. This blatantly racist decision is a travesty that sets a dangerous precedent."</p> <p>-Dina Lapolt</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>CHECK THIS OUT</strong></p> <p>https://variety.com/2021/music/opinion/rap-lyrics-admissible-evidence-dangerous-precedent-1234878315/</p>

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💎’s from some of the best music industry creatives, managers, lawyers, and execs.

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