I’m so thankful and grateful for the gifts within us that keep on giving. I truly understand how Jehovah God fills us with what we need and free will to do with it what we choose. Staying tapped into our…
Textures of a Southern Soul (Vol. 1) was cooked like a good pot of collard greens and cornbread. Inspired by my Culture, it’s about Family, Food, Gardens, Land, Water, Ancestral Mathematics, Self Love, Acknowledging the Pain and Healing, Home, Time…
On June 18th via Responsible ARTistry, Inc. we facilitated an interactive Community Song Project curated by the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor National Heritage Area for the Brainerd…
We are extremely proud to announce the release of the song “Is it a Way” by the phenomenal scholars at Robert Smalls International Academy from our 16 Week Artist Residency. 4th, 5th &…
Thank you to the NBAF - National Black Arts for awarding me as an Artist Project Fund Recipient. This is an amazing grant given to offset the cost of our projects. It came at a time when a major piece…
If you get a chance, pick up a hard copy and check out my article in this month’s issue of PINK Magazine for their first edition of LOWCOUNTRY ORIGINALS 🙏🏾#PinkMagazine : @justdorneisha Designer of my favorite tee🤗 and behind…
Another phenomenal Conversation on The Chrysalis Experience with another #BlackButterfly @donloyn LeDuff Gadson. Please listen below or click on this link to listen to this amazing podcast. (https://donloyn.com/the-responsibility-of-voice/)
Thank you to @locallifesc for including me in this month’s Music Issue with such amazingly talented folk. I love how my life is unfolding right before my eyes. I’m BECOMING ME. 🙏🏾 My photo was taken by @sancho.smalls ・・・ Our…
Your ARTistry can be the Strongest Form of Revolution. ?I’m so excited to announce that I’ll be performing on THE ROOM: Songs & Stories of Free Women w/ Natalie & Sara Daise Friday March 20, 2020 @7:30PM ?A moving storytelling…
Another great opportunity found me in Dec 2019 and I’m grateful to be gifted with time well spent in the classroom. This time it’s Project Keep Shinin. Stay Tuned. www.ResponsibleARTistry.org