In this captivating episode of The Indie Unplugged, host B. Vaughan and guest co-host Yohance sit down with Jay Fooley Beatz—a talented music producer and engineer from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, now making his mark in Atlanta. Jay takes us on a journey through his musical roots, shaped by legends like Barry White and the Isley Brothers, and shares how his early exposure to soulful sounds laid the foundation for his signature style. From his 2017 move to Atlanta to navigating one of the most competitive music scenes in the country, Jay reflects on the cultural transitions that have shaped both his identity and his sound.

The conversation dives into Jay Fooley's creative process, his passion for community-building, and the lessons he's learned from the grind of the Southern hip-hop circuit. Whether he's engineering tracks or mentoring the next wave of talent, Jay offers a transparent look at what it takes to build longevity in music. With valuable takeaways for producers, artists, and music entrepreneurs alike, this episode is a powerful exploration of authenticity, hustle, and staying grounded while leveling up.

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