In this episode, my best friend Lauren joins me for our most chaotic (and honest) Nashville deep dive yet.

We start with her coming home from a workout to a literal warrant notice on her door — and the full anxiety spiral that followed. Then we get into wild bachelor party stories, strong opinions on trust and relationships, and why I’ll never be the “cool girl” about certain things.

We also talk:

• What it’s really like bartending at Tootsies on Broadway

• How much money you can actually make downtown

• Our favorite restaurants, bars, and date spots

• And how your luteal phase might secretly be running your life

It’s chaotic, opinionated, very Nashville-coded — and if you’ve ever wondered what living here is actually like, this one’s for you.

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This week on The Green Room, I’m sitting down with the insanely talented Bella Moon — Nashville native, R&B/hip-hop artist, and someone I’ve genuinely admired for years  .

We talk about building an independent career in a city that doesn’t always celebrate you first. We get real about the grind of being unsigned, working full-time jobs while funding an expensive music career, and what it actually takes to sustain this lifestyle long term.

Bella opens up about growing up Cambodian in Nashville, generational trauma from her family’s refugee history, and how music became her escape and eventually her purpose. We talk about dropping out of college to go all-in, staying consistent for ten years, and why mental discipline, affirmations, and self-belief aren’t optional in this industry — they’re survival.

We also dive into her new single “Showstopper” — the fire, the edge, the Rihanna-inspired energy — and the real story behind it. Bella gets honest about dating as a confident, sexy artist, insecure partners, and what happens when someone tries to dim your light. If you’ve ever felt pressured to shrink yourself in a relationship, this part is for you.

On top of that, we talk:

• Festival stages and representing Cambodian women on a major platform

• Social media anxiety and content burnout

• The pressure of being “on” 24/7 as an artist

• Manifestation, journaling, and mindset work

• Why some relationships can’t survive when a woman refuses to shrink

This episode is empowering, vulnerable, and full of real artist-to-artist conversation. If you’re building something independently, fighting for your dream, or learning how to stay confident in your lane — you’re going to love this one.

Bella is proof that you can come from humble beginnings, stay independent, and still take up space like the showstopper you are.

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In this episode of The Green Room, I’m sitting down with Gabriella Tatiana — stylist, creative director, entrepreneur, and the woman behind some of the internet’s most viral “rockstar girlfriend” moments.

Gabriella and I talk about what it actually looks like to build your own identity while being in close proximity to fame. We get into her background in styling and vintage fashion, life on the road with a touring band, navigating fandom culture, and the confidence it takes to not shrink yourself when the spotlight is nearby.

We also break down how she accidentally went viral multiple times — from the Joe Jonas rumors to her nostalgic breakup TikToks — and how she strategically leaned into humor, storytelling, and timing instead of panicking or playing defense. This episode is a masterclass in turning chaos into opportunity and understanding how culture, nostalgia, and social media really work.

We talk late-blooming, creative freedom, jealousy (or the lack of it), staying grounded in long-term relationships, dealing with clout chasers, building boundaries, and why women don’t expire at 30 — they evolve. Gabriella also shares details about her upcoming brand Rockstar Girlfriend and how she’s carving out her own lane on her own terms.

This conversation is honest, funny, slightly unhinged (in the best way), and full of perspective for anyone building a creative life — especially women who want success without losing themselves.

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Welcome to Breakup Bootcamp.

In this solo episode of The Green Room, I’m walking you through one of the hardest things I’ve ever gone through: a breakup that genuinely wrecked me, and everything I learned on the other side of it. This is not the “block them, forget them, move on overnight” advice you see all over the internet. This is the real, messy, human version of heartbreak.

I talk openly about anxious attachment, detachment, self-soothing, dignity, and why learning to release control is the most important breakup skill you can develop. I share exactly what not to do when someone ends things with you, how to handle the urge to beg, spiral, post subliminals, or seek closure from the person who just hurt you and why silence, space, and self-respect change everything.

We get into the emotional timeline of a breakup, why healing is never linear, the post-breakup glow-up (yes, it’s real), why “getting under someone else” doesn’t actually work, and how heartbreak can be one of the most powerful catalysts for growth, clarity, creativity, and confidence.

This episode is for anyone who’s in the thick of it, anyone who feels like they’re never going to be okay again, and anyone who needs permission to surrender, trust the process, and remember who they are outside of a relationship.

🎧 If you’re going through heartbreak right now this one’s for you. Follow me on all platforms and don’t forget to subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday.Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/jademillion⁠

Welcome back to The Green Room and happy 2026.This episode is a solo one, and it’s about how I’m entering this year differently. After taking time to rest, grieve the loss of someone I loved deeply, and reflect on everything 2025 taught me, I realized something surprising: I’m not setting goals for 2026... I’m setting systems.In this episode, I break down exactly what that means. I talk about why consistency has always mattered more than motivation, how systems quietly create results, and why negotiating with yourself every day is the fastest way to stay stuck. I share the real, behind-the-scenes structure I’m putting in place this year for my music career, my content, my finances, my health, my spirituality, and my mindset; and how these systems are designed to support long-term success instead of short-term highs.We get into ambition, hustle culture, discipline, and why wanting to be in the top 1% is allowed even if it makes people uncomfortable. I also talk honestly about mental health, self-doubt, consistency, faith, betting on yourself, and learning how to hold both intensity and gratitude at the same time.This episode is for creatives, entrepreneurs, and anyone who wants to build a meaningful life brick by brick without burning out, quitting, or waiting for permission.

🎧 Step into The Green Room and let’s talk about building the life you actually want one system at a time. Follow me on all platforms and don’t forget to subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday.Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/jademillion⁠

This episode of The Green Room is a solo one, and I’m breaking down exactly how I went on my first independent tour with no label, no manager, no booking agent, and no investors. Just me, another female artist, our own money, and a whole lot of grit.I walk you through the real, unfiltered truth of touring as an independent artist. From budgeting (and losing money), to hiring your team, to booking venues, to performing for packed rooms and rooms with ten people. I share what worked, what didn’t, and the mindset shifts that helped me stay grounded when my ego took hits and expectations didn’t match reality.I also talk about building the Curve Tour from scratch, choosing comfort and confidence over “cheap and miserable,” why relationships and connections matter more than cold emails, and how touring ultimately changed the way I look at my music, my career, and myself. This episode is part blueprint, part reality check, and part love letter to anyone brave enough to chase their dream without a safety net.If you’re an independent artist wondering whether touring without a deal is possible, or if you just want the honest truth about what it’s really like… this one’s for you.🎧 Step into The Green Room and let’s talk tour life.Follow me on all platforms and don’t forget to subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday.Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/jademillion⁠

In this episode of The Green Room, things get a little… different. No artist interview. No music industry deep dive. Just me and my best friend Lauren. The girl who has seen every version of me, talked me off every ledge, and blacked out with me in more cities than I can count.We’re talking s*x, drugs, rock & roll, Miami trauma, promoter nightmares, Lauren’s exciting new surgery, day-drinking delusion, and the VERY real moment we almost got trafficked in an Uber.It’s unfiltered, chaotic, and basically what our Monday-night “girls dinners” sound like…  just with microphones. We get into our love of food, why Nashville restaurants should absolutely be comping our meals at this point, masculine-but-feminine energy of Miami men that neither of us will ever understand, and juicy, invasive questions from you guys.This is the closest you’ll ever get to hanging out with us in real life. Oversharing, dissolving into laughter, screaming in Ubers, manifesting bar seats, and reviewing restaurants like it’s our side hustle.🎧 Grab a drink, settle in, and welcome to the most chaotic Green Room episode yet.Follow me on all platforms and don’t forget to subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday.Linktree: ⁠https://linktr.ee/jademillion⁠

Welcome to episode 1 of The Green Room! Today Jade is joined by her best friend Andrew and they discuss all-things Nashville pride, how they met in music city, underground sex clubs, and play the "he's a 10" game that may or may not be based on personal experience. This is a raw and real look into their iconic friendship over the years. Strap in for an entertaining and wild ride, which you can ALWAYS expect from this dynamic duo.

In this episode of The Green Room, I sit down with one of Nashville’s most exciting rising DJs — Zay. We get into everything: how he fell in love with electronic and house music as a teenager, how COVID pushed him into producing and DJing from his bedroom, and how frat parties at Vandy unexpectedly helped him develop the sound he’s known for now  .

Zay opens up about navigating Nashville’s growing electronic scene, the challenges of DJ culture in cities like New York, and why he ultimately chose to come back to Nashville to build something meaningful instead of just “chasing the big markets.” We talk about community, club karma, the grind of multi-hour DJ sets, and what it really takes to find your lane in a city that’s finally embracing house music.

We also dive into the realities of dating as a DJ, setting boundaries, performing sober vs. partying, making music you actually love, and how it feels to have a 14-hour renegade set at Bonnaroo turn into a core memory (and earn Zay the title of “best DJ at Bonnaroo” from a stranger who literally abandoned his car to come rave with them)  .

This episode is honest, inspiring, and such a cool look into a side of Nashville most people don’t even realize exists. If you want the inside scoop on DJ life, house culture, and what’s really happening in the city’s underground scene, you’re going to love this one.

🎧 Dive in and step into The Green Room.

In this episode of The Green Room, I sit down with TikTok’s top music streamer, Kira Lise, for a candid look at what it truly takes to build a music career through live streaming. We talk about how she started streaming, the early days of singing to thousands with nothing but a phone leaned against a wall, and how TikTok Live evolved into a powerful community that transformed both of our careers. We also dive into the tougher parts: burnout, pressure, boundaries, and the mental health struggles that come with being publicly “on” every night. Kira opens up about the anxiety behind her new single “Sick of It,” what it’s like balancing real life with massive online growth, and everything from performing at iHeartRadio to navigating competitive campaigns and stage nerves. It’s an honest, warm, behind-the-scenes conversation about streaming, music, vulnerability, and the future of independent creators.

🎧 Listen now and step into The Green Room.Follow me, Jade Million, and Kira Lise on all platforms and don’t forget to subscribe for new episodes every Wednesday.Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jademillion