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Cut-Cuz( @cut_cuz )is a DJ who’s wide variety of music has the whole bar singing their soul out and gets them dancing. Everyone’s favorite cousin shows us every time when she hops on set why we look for forward to seeing her. From playing cult classics to house music, her vibe and her personality is contagious whenever she plays while creating a community that welcoming and wanting to stay for more. Join us in the conversation on how music has helped her mental health.

Raekwon aka Kwomie(@kwomie)is photographer and new music curator who found music as an outlet and way to help cope with mental health. When you see him, he is a man of few words but every word spoken is all about encouragement and love for his friends and family. He is behind the scenes, always taking pictures to capture the moment and supporting his friends in their endeavors and now it’s his time to shine. Kwomie created Sounds 4 The Soul (@s4tschicago) with his partner Ryan Moses(@mixedbymoses_ ) as way to connect people and has now made it from just bumping playlists to a live experience where you enjoying music and vibes of those around you. We can’t wait for more sets of S4TS and the community that it will become🌹Kwomie’s mini interview

Ryan Moses is a DJ and producer from South Suburbs of Chicago. His energy is probably the one of the most mellow and relax vibes you can come across. His style of music is so smooth it reminds you of a midnight ride on Lakeshore Drive. He has performed for Afrotech, WeHateClubs, and so many other cities while also hosting his own DJ sets “Creating a Vibe” and “No Requests” (Available on Soundcloud and YouTube). Moses is now making his International Debut to London for New Years Eve and we can’t wait to see his success grow even more. Join us as we explore a lil of the beauty of him and his music on Wednesday for our Mini-interview

Slot-A is a DJ and Producer from Michigan who came onto the Chicago scene and when I say his style is like none other, you always got to stop and admire his work on the tables. From producing different songs like SULA by Jamila Woods to doing his sets like Open Swim and Colours. His attention to setting the perfect vibe and having his audience discover new music has everyone wanting to come back. Caught up on his thoughts of how music has affected his mental health, being a new dad, and how brotherhood in the music industry has changed his outlook in this mini-interview. Please excuse the extra noise in the background

Sound Arkitek is a DJ and Producer that when you come to his set it’s bound to be a good time. Being a resident at Blind Barber and Revel Room, he has every style of music curated for his party to keep you moving. From Waka Flocka No Hands to Eurythmics Sweet Dreams to Drum and Bass, every song is mixed so perfectly where you’re excited for the next. His love for community shows every time you see him on a set. He is a true gem in the music industry. Had the pleasure of interviewing one of the hottest DJs in Chicago @djsoundarkitek🔥. Please join us as we talk about how his music affects his mental health and his viewpoints about happiness

First Mini Interview Down for the Books with @acedspade. Please join the conversation as we try raise awareness about mental health in Chicago and how creatives have been creating a outlet and safe space to express their experiences and what they want to put out into the world to make people feel a sense of community and love.