From Florida and Jamaica to Los Angeles—this is a story about building your path on your own terms.

On this episode of Mic’d Up with Myra, Myra sits down with musician, educator, and creative Buelistic to talk about identity, discipline, healing, and what it really takes to evolve as an artist.

From leading a rock band to stepping into her own solo vision, Buelistic opens up about breaking away from expectations, rebuilding her voice after damage, and expanding into science, wellness, and quantum-based thinking.

This is a conversation about growth—personally, creatively, and spiritually.

In this episode:

• Growing up between Florida and Jamaica

• Leaving a strict religious household to pursue creativity

• Moving to California and finding independence

• Becoming the lead singer of a rock band

• Transitioning to a solo artist after a breakup

• Healing vocal damage and rebuilding her sound

• Balancing music, education, science, and wellness content

• Viral TikTok moments and building an online audience

• Writing books on quantum physics and manifestation

• The vision of becoming an international artist

Why this episode matters:

This isn’t just about music—it’s about transformation.

If you’re navigating identity, chasing creative freedom, or rebuilding yourself after setbacks, this episode gives you a grounded look at what that process really takes.

Guest: Buelistic

Instagram: @buelistic

Music: Bueli

Host: Myra

Show: Mic’d Up with Myra

Powered by: Broken Elevator Media

Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro

00:35 – Florida roots & Jamaican background

01:50 – Growing up between two cultures

03:13 – Early creativity & art

04:45 – Moving to California

06:30 – Becoming a rock band lead singer

08:30 – Getting discovered

13:07 – Bringing the band to California

15:30 – Going solo after the band ended

17:30 – Artist vs educator identity

19:30 – Quantum physics & wellness

22:33 – Spiritual perspective on creation

24:30 – Purpose over motivation

26:30 – Strict religious upbringing

28:30 – Breaking away from expectations

30:30 – Vocal healing & new sound

32:30 – Creative process & collaborators

35:28 – Viral moment (Halle Bailey repost)

37:30 – TikTok controversy

40:30 – Social media growth

43:00 – Writing books

45:00 – International superstar vision

48:45 – Self-reflection on work ethic

49:30 – Lifestyle & balance

50:30 – Outro

Key Moments:

“I had to rebuild my voice from scratch.”

“I chose purpose over comfort.”

“My life is about creating, not conforming.”

“I’m building something global.”

From the Inland Empire to the inner circle of Eric Bellinger—this is what the grind really looks like.

On this episode of Mic’d Up with Myra, Myra sits down with artist, A&R, and entrepreneur SYXFIGURES6 to break down her journey through the music industry—from driving sprinter vans during COVID to becoming Chief of Staff for one of R&B’s most respected artists.

This conversation pulls back the curtain on what it actually takes to move behind the scenes, build relationships, and create real opportunities in Los Angeles.

In this episode:

• Experiencing Grammy Week in Los Angeles

• Working behind the scenes in the music industry

• The transition from intern to Chief of Staff

• Balancing being an artist and an A&R

• Managing talent and developing artists

• Navigating networking in Hollywood

• Being a Black woman in a male-dominated industry

• Personal sacrifices, discipline, and long-term vision

• Her goals for music, acting, and what’s next

Why this episode matters:

This isn’t just about the spotlight—it’s about the work that happens before it.

If you’re trying to break into the industry, build leverage, or understand how real careers are built behind the scenes, this episode gives you the blueprint.

Guest: SYXFIGURES6

Instagram: @syxfigures6

Host: Myra

Show: Mic’d Up with Myra

Powered by: Broken Elevator Media

Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro

00:24 – Grammy Week in LA

01:20 – Favorite events & moments

02:36 – OT Genasis karaoke story

03:35 – Acting & voice goals

05:00 – Networking in Hollywood

07:00 – Working with Eric Bellinger

09:00 – Internship before COVID

10:40 – Driving the sprinter van

12:20 – Sacrifices & late nights

14:00 – Becoming Chief of Staff

16:00 – A&R & artist management

18:20 – Artist vs executive balance

20:30 – Artists she’s developing

22:30 – Music inspiration

24:00 – Studio storytelling

25:23 – IE to Los Angeles

27:30 – Growing up in church

30:00 – Family & personal growth

32:30 – Leaving comfort to grow

34:30 – Real friendships in LA

36:30 – Women in music

38:10 – Advice for women

39:00 – Outro

Key Moments:

“I started wherever I was needed.”

“You have to outwork your position.”

“Relationships are everything in this industry.”

“You can’t be afraid to start at the bottom.”

A random DM from Lil Wayne changed everything.

On Season 3, Episode 1 of Mic’d Up with Myra, Myra sits down with Lucifena to break down the real story behind getting discovered, landing a Young Money Entertainment deal, and building a sound that blends metal, rap, and alternative into something entirely her own.

From hardcore roots to touring with one of the biggest names in music, Lucifena opens up about the moments that shaped her—and what’s coming next.

In this episode:

• The DM from Lil Wayne that started it all

• How “Tyrant” turned into a collaboration

• Getting signed to Young Money

• Touring with Wayne and adjusting to that level

• From hardcore/metal beginnings to genre-bending artist

• The American Idol story—what really happened behind the scenes

• Building a strong artist identity and visual style

• Working with Sid Wilson and crossing into the metal world

• New album direction and dream collaborations

• Acting goals, horror films, and creative expansion

• Advice for artists trying to break through

Why this episode matters:

This isn’t just about getting “put on.”

It’s about being ready when the moment finds you—and building something that doesn’t fit into a box.

Guest: Lucifena

Instagram: @lucifenaa

Host: Myra

Show: Mic’d Up with Myra

Powered by: Broken Elevator Media

Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro + Lil Wayne tour recap

01:05 – The DM from Lil Wayne

04:10 – “Tyrant” + collab process

07:40 – Touring with Wayne

10:55 – Origins: hardcore/metal roots

14:30 – American Idol story

18:25 – Style + red hair era

21:10 – Working with Sid Wilson

23:35 – New album direction

26:40 – LA nightlife + balance

29:20 – Makeup + brand era

32:10 – Acting + horror goals

35:05 – Advice for artists

37:40 – Outro

Key Moments:

“Wayne hit me out of nowhere.”

“You have to be ready when the opportunity comes.”

“I’m not trying to fit into a genre.”

“Everything I do is intentional.”

Heavy metal legend. DJ. Producer. Visionary.

On this episode of Hall of Frames, Myra sits down with Sid Wilson of Slipknot for a raw, unfiltered conversation about music, chaos, brotherhood, spirituality, and building something that lives beyond you.

From the early days in Des Moines to becoming part of one of the most influential bands in modern music, Sid breaks down how Slipknot was built from the ground up—and why it evolved into something much bigger than just a band.

This is a conversation about identity, discipline, purpose, and legacy.

In this episode:

• The real origin story of Slipknot before the spotlight

• How Sid earned his place in the group

• The mindset behind never missing a show

• Building momentum before industry recognition

• Why Slipknot became a culture—not just a band

• Injuries, sacrifice, and commitment to the craft

• Spirituality, ego, and the meaning behind “Number 0”

• Fatherhood, love, and life beyond music

• Creativity, technology, and what’s next

Why this episode matters:

Sid doesn’t just talk about success—he breaks down the cost of it.

If you’re building something, chasing longevity, or trying to create impact that outlives you, this episode gives you the mindset behind it.

Guest: Sid Wilson

Instagram: @sidthe3rd

Host: Myra

Show: Hall of Frames

Powered by: Broken Elevator Media

Timestamps:

00:00 – Intro

02:10 – Slipknot origin story

05:40 – DJ roots & influences

10:30 – Meeting Paul Gray

15:20 – Earning his place

20:45 – Chaos & getting signed

27:30 – Building momentum

34:40 – Injuries & discipline

41:10 – Becoming a culture

46:30 – Identity & spirituality

53:20 – Fame & privacy

59:40 – Fatherhood & love

01:07:00 – Creativity & future

In this episode of The Hall of Frame Show, host Myra sits down with Ashley Burgess comedian, producer, and creative powerhouse for a raw and inspiring conversation about comedy, business, and building her own AI-powered production lot in Inglewood.Ashley shares how she went from commercials and theater to comedy stages, what it’s like to break through as a woman in LA’s entertainment scene, and how she’s producing major projects including the Mike Epps vs James Toney boxing event and Tiffany Haddish’s Black Unicorn animation

On this episode of Hall of Frames, Myra sits with full-time content creator and model Boujee Syria (aka @boujee.syria) to talk about going viral, surviving a serious car accident, and how she turned her scars into a source of confidence and purpose.They get into: • What a day in the life of a full-time content creator in LA really looks like • How one TikTok about her mom and “leaving the house” hit 4.3M views • The car accident that put her in the hospital for months and how she kept posting from her hospital bed • Turning scars into art, dealing with online hate, and inspiring others to show up as they are • Fashion game: brands she loves, saying no to work that doesn’t fit, and why accessories and styling matter more than the label • Real advice for anyone who wants to start creating content but is scared to postIf you’ve ever felt nervous to post, worried about views, or struggled with confidence after an injury or insecurity, this episode is for you.

Ready for the real tea? @madamjelli spills ALL about her wild @thezeusnetworkbaddies audition—the golden ticket, backstage chaos, and how she stayed true through it all. Unexpected drama, raw emotion, and powerful honesty… you won’t want to miss her tell-it-like-it-is journey! Tap in for the behind-the-scenes truth and a peek at what makes a real baddie shine

Hear from producer, engineer, and artist Rasta Tahj on how he has made it to work with legends like Dave Blunts and Kanye West while pursuing his music career!

Jenna Frank talks Power Rangers, Music, LA, and more!

We caught up with the talented @djskyhighbaby at the official @rollingloud afterparty, hosted by @crimecityfilms! We chatted about her latest track with @skillababy and how she overcomes obstacles as an artist. Check out her latest releases on Spotify and stay tuned for more updates! #djskyhighbaby #rollingloud #hiphop