The Fierce Female Network

Lolita Moore, proudly unveils her latest single, “NOTHIN,” now available on all major streaming platforms. With a vibrant style characterized by emotive vocals and heartfelt devotion, Moore’s newest release represents her ongoing commitment to uplifting audiences through soul-stirring music. Lolita Moore is an awardwinning gospel singer currently making her mark with her brand of faith-fueled anthems. She’s been bringing her angelic melodies to the masses for some time now, having gained global recognition for her stunningly spellbinding selection of songs. The multi-talented artist’s music was recently syndicated and consequently charted in the top four positions in The Urban Influencer, Radio Airplay Experts, and Avidity charts. Ms. Moore also topped the American Independent and Media Based charts. She is named the Best Gospel Female Artist for The Sounds of Soul Gospel Music Awards; as well as being nominated as Best Gospel Female Artist for the Spotlight Awards. Moore is known for her ability to deliver timeless gospel tracks that compellingly fuse her alto and contralto range. Born in the Oakland Bay Area and now based in Sacramento, she began singing at the age of five and quickly discovered that her natural vocal gift could inspire others. Although her formative years were spent sharing her voice in school recitals and local events, it was not until she turned eighteen that she fully realized her talents as a singer-songwriter. Since then, she has performed nationwide, sharing stages with revered gospel luminaries such as Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Norman Hutchins, The Pace Sisters, and Donald Lawrence.

Northwestern Medicine Presents Ladies Thriving After 50 Episode #2254

Ladies Thriving After 50 is a monthly conversation series for Black women over the age of 50. It’s a chance to come together to learn about and discuss health issues that affect people as they age.

Enjoy food and fellowship and hear from women who have experience with health conditions that often affect Black Women.

Saturday, January 18

11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Let’s Talk About Weigh Loss Pills and Injectables

Veronica Johnson, MD

Wednesday, February 26

5:30 – 7:00 pm

Mental Health and Wellness

Inger Burnett-Zeigler, PhD

Saturday, March 22

11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Everything You Need to Know About Breast Cancer

Patricia A. Robinson, MD

Kristen has faced significant challenges in her mission to support marginalized communities in rural North Carolina, enduring both physical and mental attacks in the process. As a survivor and advocate for domestic violence, Kristen is a board member of the nonprofit BESHE, where she champions the cause of raising awareness about familial abuse. She is deeply committed to shedding light on her own experience of being violently attacked by her brother.

Rhoda is a seasoned nonprofit professional with a Master’s in Public Administration. She oversees Cornerstone America’s special programs, which focus on revitalizing communities by providing essential resources like education, healthcare, job training, and economic opportunity. Rooted in the philosophy of "bringing back the village," Cornerstone America works to strengthen and empower communities through initiatives such as workforce development, GED programs, literacy services, and mobile health clinics.

While she’s been a working musician for years, she admits she’s still figuring out how to navigate the business side of music. “I’ve never been great at releasing or marketing my music. But now I’m learning, because I want people to hear what I’m creating. I want these songs to reach people.”

In addition to her own projects, Durand is passionate about teaching singers to actually enjoy their own voice. She offers voice lessons to singers in Los Angeles, where she also produces original music for her students. “I love helping other singers find their voice — not just vocally, but creatively. My goal is to empower artists to trust their instincts and embrace the joy of improvisation.”

Durand’s artistry is deeply rooted in collaboration and connection. She believes music is a universal language that has the power to bridge cultures and experiences. “Music is transformative. It’s a way to express the human experience and connect with people on a soul level.”

Her band, LYRA & THE LIGHT, continues to gain momentum in the indie scene, blending cinematic alt-rock with grunge and folk influences. Their next show is at The Virgil in Silverlake on January 30, 2025.

 

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While she’s been a working musician for years, she admits she’s still figuring out how to navigate the business side of music. “I’ve never been great at releasing or marketing my music. But now I’m learning, because I want people to hear what I’m creating. I want these songs to reach people.”

In addition to her own projects, Durand is passionate about teaching singers to actually enjoy their own voice. She offers voice lessons to singers in Los Angeles, where she also produces original music for her students. “I love helping other singers find their voice — not just vocally, but creatively. My goal is to empower artists to trust their instincts and embrace the joy of improvisation.”

Durand’s artistry is deeply rooted in collaboration and connection. She believes music is a universal language that has the power to bridge cultures and experiences. “Music is transformative. It’s a way to express the human experience and connect with people on a soul level.”

Her band, LYRA & THE LIGHT, continues to gain momentum in the indie scene, blending cinematic alt-rock with grunge and folk influences. Their next show is at The Virgil in Silverlake on January 30, 2025.

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With seven Grammy Awards under his belt, Forrest Robinson has built quite the musical career for himself. He’s toured as a drummer with bands India.Arie, Victor Wooten, Randy Crawford, Joe Sample, TLC, Ray Parker Jr., The Crusaders, Fifth Dimension, and Arrested Development to name a few. He has also performed live on “Saturday Night Live,” “Late Show with David Letterman,” “Good Morning America,” and many more. Forrest is also the drummer in Phil Collen’s (Def Leppard lead guitarist) blues-rock-n-soul band Delta Deep.

 

On the night of January 8th, 2025, during the devastating California fires that ravaged tens of thousands of acres, including the entire city of Altadena, Forrest’s home he shared with his wife Paige, was razed to the ground. This included his music studio, revered drum set ‘Gretchen,’ all his musical instruments, and vital computer equipment. Forrest and Paige evacuated their home the evening before, as directed, wearing only the clothes on their backs carrying their small pup.

’The Shoutout Music Appreciation 101’, a weekly radio program on the Stationhead music platform and it’s dedicated listening family, the TSO Audio Crew, have unified with the creation of this GoFundme to get the attention of many to help us assist Forrest who has been a dear friend, thoughtful person and masterful musical talent. We love you Forrest. https://gofund.me/6df08dc7https://gofund.me/6df08dc7

Durand is passionate about teaching singers to actually enjoy their own voice. She offers voice lessons to singers in Los Angeles, where she also produces original music for her students. “I love helping other singers find their voice — not just vocally, but creatively. My goal is to empower artists to trust their instincts and embrace the joy of improvisation.”

Durand’s artistry is deeply rooted in collaboration and connection. She believes music is a universal language that has the power to bridge cultures and experiences. “Music is transformative. It’s a way to express the human experience and connect with people on a soul level.”

Her band, LYRA & THE LIGHT, continues to gain momentum in the indie scene, blending cinematic alt-rock with grunge and folk influences. Their next show is at The Virgil in Silverlake on January 30, 2025.

For Molly Durand, music isn’t about perfection or adhering to trends — it’s about presence. “The point of creating is to express, to have fun, to learn about life, and to enjoy it. That’s what I want to share with my audience, the whole mess and beauty…oh and ya know that we are all essentially the same.”

Durand’s music celebrates freedom, intuition, and vulnerability. Her upcoming album delves into themes of women breaking free from the limiting tropes imposed by those seeking to maintain control. It explores how the mystery of a woman’s power — her ability to be both strong and soft — is often perceived as a threat, leading society to villainize her. But at its core, her music is also about perseverance and cultivating a beautiful relationship within.

“There’s a wellspring of wisdom and power inside us,….if we listen” she explains. “I want to encourage everyone to listen their inner guidance and reject the limiting beliefs imposed by a society that doesn’t always have our best interests at heart.”

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For Durand, success isn’t defined by fame or metrics. “In this industry, there’s a tendency to focus on the destination — the fame, the numbers, the accolades. But the real joy is in the process of creating. That’s what lights me up. The journey of writing, improvising, and making music is where the magic happens.”

While she’s been a working musician for years, she admits she’s still figuring out how to navigate the business side of music. “I’ve never been great at releasing or marketing my music. But now I’m learning, because I want people to hear what I’m creating. I want these songs to reach people.”

In addition to her own projects, Durand is passionate about teaching singers to actually enjoy their own voice. She offers voice lessons to singers in Los Angeles, where she also produces original music for her students. “I love helping other singers find their voice — not just vocally, but creatively. My goal is to empower artists to trust their instincts and embrace the joy of improvisation.”

Durand’s artistry is deeply rooted in collaboration and connection. She believes music is a universal language that has the power to bridge cultures and experiences. “Music is transformative. It’s a way to express the human experience and connect with people on a soul level.”