Mansa Gory is a musical enigma as he performs original Soul, Hip-Hop, and Jazz songs as a vocalist and trumpeter.  Mansa enjoys creating memorable high energy environments and reflective and subdued performances alike with his solo and 6 member band acts. His passion for music has afforded him to serve as a performer, composer, and educator for over 20 years. Song details - "Ego", "Envictus" and "Prize"

SoSoon's second solo album SOONY (Sound Of Old New York) is out! Purchase: iTunes Google Play Amazon Music Music + complete visual art Experience: Bandcamp Stream: Spotify Youtube Twitter Instagram Who: SoSoon is a New York-born emcee, producer, fashionisto, and occasional filmmaker. The moniker SoSoon, an acronym for Sound Of Something Out Of Nothing, represents the heart of Hip-Hop culture, which was developed by people who lacked access to outlets for creative expression.  SoSoon’s sound and style are a reflection of the working-class New York experience. His conceptual storytelling approach captures the joys, challenges, and varied experiences that come with living in modern-day New York City.

Ab5olootfaxtz is a Hip Hop Music Artist from Yonkers, NY. We discuss the meaning behind his stage name Ab5olootfaxtz and his EP "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly" and even rate those in the general population that are good, bad, and ugly. Stay tuned for his song "Dreams" feat. 1 Lyph.  Special Guest and music by Ab5olootfaxtz: https://www.instagram.com/ab5olootfaxtz https://www.piwox.com/user/ab5olootfaxtz/7689248116 https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/ab5olootfaxtz/the-good-the-bad--the-ugly  Song details - "Dreams" feat. 1 Lyph" from the EP "The Good, The Bad & The Ugly"

Haron Hargrave is a Queens, NY native that's extremely passionate about basketball. He graduated from Campus Magnet H.S and decided to head west after receiving a scholarship to Sacramento State University. Hargrave led Sacramento State to Division 1 Status in his senior year after scoring 13.8 points per game.  After playing basketball internationally in countries such as China, Romania, Columbia, and the Dominican Republic, Haron returned home to New York City and gained the name "H2O" after scoring 57 points in a Hoops In The Sun Tournament. The announcer praised his jump shot as being "pure like water". H2O used his entrepreneurial spirit to capitalize on the nickname and founded H2O Basketball, a youth basketball training program.   H2O BASKETBALL provides students and adolescents with the opportunity to learn sporting techniques through weekly athletic training. Specializing in; strength & conditioning drills and professional 'Let It Fly' shooting clinics. Since launching in 2014, H2O BASKETBALL has worked with over 3000 students (ages 6 - 18) and a number of organizations/youth programs including Game 7 Sports Long Island, Coaching AAU, Lightening Junior Knicks, and various adult tournaments. Find out more about Haron Hargrave's commitment to the community by leveraging his celebrity entertainment connections in an interview.

SoSoon's second solo album SOONY (Sound Of Old New York) is out!

Purchase: iTunes Google Play Amazon Music

Music + complete visual art Experience: Bandcamp

Stream: Spotify Youtube Twitter Instagram

Who: SoSoon is a New York-born emcee, producer, fashionisto, and occasional filmmaker. The moniker SoSoon, an acronym for Sound Of Something Out Of Nothing, represents the heart of Hip-Hop culture, which was developed by people who lacked access to outlets for creative expression.

SoSoon is currently releasing a six-part documentary titled S.O.N.Y. in the Quarantine which details the process of creating his EP in the middle of the pandemic.

SoSoon has released four music videos for the S.O.N.Y. Quarantine project which can be found on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZxPWRHYqfhHMhvq7SnH-qA/videos).

Accolades:

SoSoon's single Tired premiered at number 5 on Tidal's official Rising Hip-Hop playlist (7/8/2020). It has been streamed over 6,000 times on Spotify since its June 1st release.

SoSoon has opened for notable Hip-Hop artists Dead Prez, M.O.P, Saigon, Leaders of the New School, Spliff Star, Smoothe da Hustler, and Trigga Tha Gambla.

Lord Baby Byron, better known as "Baby Byron," tells us about his music path.  His upbringing was a tough one, which we may be familiar with, from the movie "Losing Isaiah." Byron expresses himself through his music. Although he is half of the duo group "A Kid Called Gauwd," he makes his way as a solo artist. We touch on his recent album release, how life is during COVID-19, and his newfound music label called "Gauwd Co." Watch and listen to the sounds of Lord Baby Byron. He has come a long way!

Trini Boi is a Music Artist from Tampa, Florida. He touches on his life in federal prison, getting stabbed and going through the trials of dishonesty from people he would least expect it from. The topics discussed include if a Management Team is needed in order to move forward in your industry and the story of Ellen Degeneres allegedly being racist.

Film Director, Richard Santiago discusses his documentary "The Bully Exposed". He wishes to spread love and end bullying together. Co Host, Zach MrEyeliner who is an Anti-Bullying Advocate touches on his eagerness to spread his "No Bullying in the Work Place Policy".

Psychologist/Approachability Strategist, Fi, of Just Say Hey, Girl! gives us key notes on when and when not to approach someone whether for business or pleasure. She also has merch that are great conversation starters.

Danielle Black discusses her love for music and her unique sound. She talks about her songs "You Think You Know Me', "Finished" and new release "Soul Never Dies".