Young Gifted & Black continues with the heart felt sentiments of a young man coming into his own.  Wanting to not only heal and strengthen bodies, but elevate the consciousness of the his generation.  He’s allowed himself to submit to the power of the pen and give freedom to his tongue.

If Daz L. Guy is a peek into what our future holds…we without a shadow or a doubt have nothing to worry about, but everything to be proud of.

In Honour of "Black History Month" I give you a young woman who is unapologetically herself.
This week's feature is a lover of words.  Ivory-Michelle Jean is in no way, form or fashion sheepish with her vocabulary placements.  Her turn of phrases are up front and direct.  Falling in love with poetry at a such a young age has been the back bone to all of her achievements.

In honour of "Black History Month" I'm introducing to some and presenting to others, a group of young adults who are boldly standing behind their passions. Tune in every Wednesday to get a glimpse of who they are; and how they are are making this universe a better place.

Ivory-Michelle Jean, Daz Guy, Shelton Telefort and Robin Maya (first guest) share the mission of wanting to encourage, enlighten and engage in movements that will uplift a generation to excellence.

As an adult we have the capabilities to make our dreams viable. I’m sure there are those who think their dreams are too large to achieve.  But, they can be as close to you as your thoughts.

How big is too big? How large is too large? What amount is toting the realm of ridiculousness?

Things that make you go HMMMM.....

Music HotSpot: Brandon Delagraentiss

It is our Season Finale, Episode #25.  Time flies when you are floating in your determination.

The continuation of my conversation with Typhoon is enlightening, refreshing and almost inexorable. 

I didn’t want it to end.  But I couldn’t have asked for a more perfect ending to Season 1.

MY BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL…...........…MY BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL

Thank you for your time and your ear…This is the last artist for “My Black is Beautiful” Trilogy Series…I couldn’t have chosen a more perfect person to close this chapter with.

Here in the Nederlands I only have to say his name once. The word itself holds strength and power. He carries this word/title with passion, compassion, dedication and resilience.

Glenn Randamie is a man of humility and fortitude. Once again I’m in the presence of excellence.  Alles is Gezaygent.

Here is Typhoon.

Every now and then you must remind yourself  or even scream out loud "I AM WORTHY".   I'm worthy of all the wonderful gifts this world has to offer.   I am who I am.   And who I am is good and wonderfully made.

This episode speaks of worthiness within the realm of giving and receiving.

Music Hotspot: Juan Wells & Greenfield.

Just when you thought all your T's were crossed.   Life lets you know know that your "T" levels are ever so present on all zones.

Recognise and reassess.  Sometimes you just have to stop, look and listen. 

Thank God I have living angels that keep me grounded and accountable.  I'm also grateful that I have my own music to assist me in doing just that.

Music hotspot: Michelle David and The Gospel Sessions

Welcome back to part 2 of my gabfest with Ivan Peroti.  Music exudes from every pore of his being. I appreciated his straightforwardness and his absence of reserve.  

Acknowledging his accomplishments as well as his mishaps made his blackness even more beautiful.  His candidness about the music business and his trip down memory lane will leave you wanting this Brother to be your musical BFF.

"My Black Is Beautiful" with Ivan Peroti was a look into the mind and soul of a brother whose heart is shown through his music, family, photography and poetry.

His humbled transparency circulated through every fibre of his being.  His serene demeanour exudes power and strength. 

We salute our soulful King.