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Youtube FacebookSpotifyBioImSoTyRell is making noise with “Big Plays”, a high-energy, emotionally grounded hip-hop track that fuses hard-hitting beats with rich melodies and a powerful backstory. Drawing on his personal experiences, the track tells the story of a New York native from Queens who relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina, determined to break cycles and choose a different path from the one laid before him.The track opens with a striking image: a six-year-old TyRell watching his mother cut drugs on a dinner plate. Rather than glamorize this upbringing, “Big Plays” tells a story of resilience, personal choice, and ambition.“This song is based on my life,” he says. “I saw where the drug life could lead — I lived in it — but I made a decision to do something different. This is me taking big swings. Big plays.”While the song references his past, it also defines his present: an artist committed to authenticity. His name, ImSoTyRell, isn't just a moniker — it's a mantra.“Throughout my journey, people would say, ‘You should sound more like this or that.' But I wanted people to know: I'm always going to be myself. I'm so me. I'm ImSoTyRell.”Rooted in Queens, Grounded in CharlotteTyRell's musical roots span coasts and cultures. Raised in Queens, he was inspired by local legends like 50 Cent — whose pre-fame days he remembers from childhood — and stylistic innovators like Missy Elliott, whose influence shaped the R&B-infused complexity of his sound. He moved to Charlotte during his senior year of high school and has since made the city his creative home, performing at major venues like the Spectrum Center, Raleigh showcases, and curated open mic events.“I perform where I know I can make a moment,” he says. “It's not about clout — it's about connection.”Art Beyond the MusicImSoTyRell is also a storyteller beyond the studio. He's currently producing an original YouTube series titled “Make Some Noise,” which he wrote, scored, and stars in. The project blends scripted fiction with music, allowing TyRell to further explore his storytelling talents and give voice to real-life issues through a creative lens.“I don't want to be put in one box. I like to create music that takes you on a journey — and leaves you with something meaningful,” he says. “Too much music today feels like a run-on sentence. I want my art to make you think, feel, and reflect.”Service and Self-InvestmentTyRell's commitment to excellence led him to temporarily step away from music in order to stabilize his finances — and return on his own terms. As a Technical Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force Reserve, he proudly serves while investing in the quality of his work.“If I'm going to do this, it has to be top-tier. I won't release something I'm not proud of.”With a strong creative team, The Fly Family (@theflyfamily), TyRell now has the support and production quality to match his vision.What's Next: “Funds Up” and MoreFollowing “Big Plays”, TyRell is set to drop his next single, “Funds Up” featuring Kash Kyla, and release Episode 2 of “Make Some Noise”, planned as an eight-part series.Still, “Big Plays” stands as his mission statement — a call to action for anyone aiming to break generational cycles, dream bigger, and bet on themselves.“It's a triumphant sound. It's about stepping out, making major moves, and feeling good about it,” he says. “It could be a sports anthem or a track for a kid hooping in the park — whatever the context, it's about showing up for yourself in a big way.”And for ImSoTyRell, this is just the beginning.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Youtube Amazon Baileygreymusic.comBioBailey Grey Emerges “Out From Under” with Jazzy, Honest, and Joyously Complex Debut“Out From Under,” the debut single from Love It All  Bailey Grey's first full-length album showcases the arrival of a fearless new voice in pop music. Fusing jazz, blues, and danceable pop with lyrical honesty and emotional intelligence, the track is a vibrant introduction to Bailey's musical world. With her warm, expressive vocals and genre-bending musicality, Grey creates a sound that's both refreshingly personal and artistically rich.What makes the song even more striking is the story behind it. Bailey wrote “Out From Under” while working nights as a host in an underground London bar disguised as a sex shop. “‘It said ‘Girls! Girls! Girls!' on the front,” she laughs, “but it was just a dive bar and restaurant. I was getting home at 3 or 4 in the morning, waking up late, and going back to work a few hours later. I felt low, burnt out, and stuck  but still trying to make time to create music and figure out my life.” The result: a song born of exhaustion, longing, and hope, shaped into a beautifully produced, timeless groove.Built on a rhythmic ticking motif that mirrors the pressure of time, “Out From Under” cleverly underscores its themes without being overbearing. Bailey's rim-click percussion ticks steadily beneath shifting tempos  racing forward one moment, slowing down the next  as she sings lines like:“Can I make the time go slow? / And get out from under?”That emotional layering  blending storytelling with sound design  is a hallmark of Love It All, a collection that dances across genres while remaining deeply introspective. Bailey draws inspiration from iconic female artists like Amy Winehouse, Sara Bareilles, Fiona Apple, Joni Mitchell, and Dodie, while forging a voice unmistakably her own.“I get bored when I make the same kind of music,” Bailey explains. “So I zhuzh it up I blend genres, follow new sounds. I want the album to reflect all the spaces I've been creatively. Every song is a new lens.”A Journey From Stage to StudioOriginally from northern New Jersey, Bailey's artistic roots run deep. She began her career as a child actor in New York's musical theater scene, starring in the Broadway National Tour of Mary Poppins at age 10. Her credits include Stephen Schwartz's opera Séance on a Wet Afternoon and A Christmas Rose at Carnegie Hall alongside Jane Seymour.After high school, she studied musical theatre at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and earned a master's degree from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London. It was during the pandemic that Bailey began writing her own music in earnest. “Theater will always be a part of me,” she says, “but I needed to start telling my own stories.”Her songs aren't just lyrical  they're sensory. Bailey writes from the rhythms and sounds of her surroundings. “I live in a soundscape,” she says. “There's a rhythm in everything a bus passing by, birds outside the window, cars rushing past  and I try to build those moments into the music.”On Love It All, that soundscape comes to life:“When I Fall” features a bass ukulele and soprano uke.“Easy,” the closing track, was recorded near an open London window you can hear the distant hum of buses and passing voices.The title track, “Love It All,” is a meditation on finding wonder amid struggle: “I fall in love with every song that I hear / Polyrhythmic harmonies reflect my atmosphere.”She adores that lyric for two reasons: “I've never heard anyone use ‘polyrhythm' in a lyric,” she notes. “And it's not just clever  it's how I actually experience the world.”Independent, Unfiltered, and AuthenticAfter returning to the U.S., Bailey made the bold decision to part ways with her label and release Love It Alll independently. “I was a child actor, and for years I had to fit into a box  play characters in other people's stories. Now, I finally get to share mine.”With “Out From Under,” Bailey Grey arrives not just as a singer-songwriter, but as a fully realized artist  one who transforms the ache of burnout and the hum of everyday life into vibrant, resonant music.This is music that grooves, heals, and surprises  a debut that marks the beginning of an exciting, genre-defying journey.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Youtube FacebookImaginepeakstudios.comMatthewhartleymusic.comBio Born into and immersed in music, Matthew Hartley, Charleston-based Christian Rocksongwriter, embodies the importance of valuing your journey. His own life runs parallelto his creative process, and while he may be curious about the outcome, he's notconcerned by it.Rather, he's ignited by the lessons, growth, and opportunities that come from honoringyour process and pursuing your passions regardless of your circumstances.As young as 8 years old, Matthew recalls always having a notebook by his side to writedown lyrics anytime they channeled through. He grew up in the era of vinyl records andcassette tapes, jamming to hair bands like Poison, Whitesnake, Van Halen, and BonJovi. He was enamored by the power of rock and listened for sheer enjoyment.Influenced by the genre's raw energy at a young age, we timelapse to Matthew as anadult, where his life experiences led him to rediscover a faith he had always carriedwithin him. While the emotional conviction of rock shaped his guitar playing andsongwriting style, it was his life's journey that naturally integrated Christian themes intohis music.He shares an example of when he wrote his first Christian rock song in 2001 called“Rise Above," which marked a reckoning with his own sins, and an acknowledgmentthat things had to change. However, while he was growing in character, he recalls that itwasn't until later in life that he embraced the true blessing of faith when faced withanother hardship.He elaborates on a time he went through a debilitating divorce, and as he navigated thepainful disentanglement from the complexities of family separation, he found himself athis lowest point. And in that moment of exhaustion and total breakdown, the lyrics:When your heart is bawling,You know that Heaven's calling …out your nameRepresent a pivotal point in his story. In his newest single, “Heaven's Calling,” Matthewshares that when you're at your most vulnerable it's exactly when God speaks theloudest. Heaven is calling your name to show you there is hope and love even in thedarkness.“God is working on you and he will get you through it. You have to have faith throughthe storm,” he states encouragingly.Another theme in “Heaven's Calling,” that Matthew unravels is the humanity that birthsfrom devastation. In the May 18th premier of the “Heaven's Calling” music video, thereare images of hurricane damage, flooding, and rescue missions from the disaster.Hitting close to home, literally and figuratively, Matthew shares that after the destructionof Hurricane Helene in 2024, he witnessed firsthand the valor of those rescuing, theheart of those helping, and the resilience of those who survive a natural disaster.“Love is powerful; the best of people through devastation is remarkable,” he says.“And for those, Heaven's calling [too].”In conjunction with the hurricane footage and rescue scenes, other parts of the musicvideo feature Matthew performing on rooftops around downtown Charleston withdifferent historic backdrops like St. Michael's Church, Cannon Park, and the CharlestonCity Market.After building a storyboard and scouring the city for permits and approvals to shootdifferent church features and historic sites, Matthew and his team creatively, andthoughtfully sewed all the pieces together. Part of obtaining those permits involvedsubmitting the song's lyrics, and it was serendipitous, almost as if the city was equallyonboard about spreading his message. With the success of it all, he was able to literallysing from the rooftops that “Heaven's calling out… your name.”While reflecting on the development of the project, which he shares was his favoriteaspect of it all, he emphasized the gratification of creating something from nothing.“To do that is such a blessing. It's a process of creation, and you have to be flexible andfluid and enjoy the ride. It's not about the money or the outcome - it's about the journey”he says.He also humbly noted that he couldn't do it alone. He knew that bringing his vision tofruition required collaboration and the culmination of many parts from key producers andsession musicians, to cinematographers and municipalities.Pulling back the curtain even more, Matthew began writing the song at the beginning of2025, and with his melody, lyrics, and chord structure in place, he set out to find high-quality professionals to level up his creation.He gives a shout-out to David Kershenbaum, renowned producer for Tracy Chapmanand Duran Duran, who livened Matthew's vocals and musicality. Excited by the result,Matthew shares that “Heaven's Calling,” will be the first single in an upcoming EP.What's more, Matthew shares that a goal of this is that after learning from hisexperiences, he wants to share and impart lessons and resources to other musiciansembarking on creative endeavors through his production and publishing company,Imagine Peak Studios. When asked what words of advice he'd like to leave for readers and listeners alike, he reminds us: “Do not let your circumstances dictate your journey. Age or time is irrelevant, and if you have a passion for something just do it. Praise God. Love your family and neighbors. And, live your life.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

InstagramYoutubetiktokBioMelody Reyne is an artist who makes music in multiple genres but one thing remains constantthroughout them all: She has fun doing it. By making music that brings her a feeling ofhappiness, it never feels like a task to her. Whether she's in Atlanta or Los Angeles, the musicshe creates is going to be done her way and fit her standards. Much of her music is centeredaround the topic of love and she approaches it from a standpoint of lightheartedness andfreedom but - the intentionality is still constant. Her lyrics flow from her mind to the mic in astream-of-consciousness approach that makes every song honest and authentic.“Some songs are just easy to write and it doesn't take long. I'm just always focused ondelivering whatever feeling that I feel like goes with the music or the lyrics that are in the song.”she said.Whether she's crooning about love in an R&B track, bringing people to the dance floor ordropping bars, Melody's music is a surprise practically every time. Her latest single, “Exposed”feels right at home in the R&B lane but there's something special about it that Melody wants herlisteners to experience.“It has a nostalgic 90s classic vibe to me. It's a new song but it feels like it's been here before. Iwant people to feel that nostalgic warmth when they hear it and get all in their feels.” she said.“Exposed” is the latest single from her upcoming project Damsel That Collects whose name flipsthe outdated expression “damsel in distress.” The title expresses the power of Melody's place inthe world as a woman doing things her way and not apologizing to anyone for it. This theme isthe connecting through line across the whole project with each song being an expression of thisperspective which Melody lives by.“I'm still a damsel but I'm not in distress. I'm collecting my resources, I'm collecting a bag andI'm using my femininity to do it. I don't feel like I have to fit into any of the roles like a wife ormother that society tries to label women with. I'm in a good space right now and I feel like thereare multiple other women in this space too. They're damsels but they're not in distress. They'reliving their dreams and living their lives their way.” she said.Melody keeps her fun, freedom based approach to music present in all aspects. “Exposed” wasactually created while she was in the studio working on other music and with the idea comingfrom her producer Ozzy, the song just came together naturally in a spur of the moment way. ForMelody, this type of collaboration is a regular occurrence and combining ideas is one of herfavorite aspects of creating music. This mindset is sure to propel her further and further in themusic industry and she brings in more people to bring her vision to life whether it be in thestudio, shooting music videos or any creative endeavour she pursues.“I look at it like a cocktail. I represent one ingredient and they represent others. They can bringsomething new out of me by sharing their ideas. I'm able to expand myself by working with otherpeople and getting other people's points of view to create something fresh. By combining mytalents, dreams and ideas with others, those people can also live their dreams and bring theirtalents together with mine. Collaboration allows me to be the catalyst for all of that.” she said.As an artist with multiple plans and paths, Melody also stars in season two of OWN's realityseries, The Never Ever Mets which premiered April 4th, 2025. Melody is happy to have her song“Exposed” out at the same time as the show. With the song's title and her life being exposed oncamera, this point in time is truly a full circle moment. The intentionality continues to be theconnecting thread in all that she pursues.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Wildfiredirectgivingfundhttps://www.revivalhouseproject.comKEEP ON RISING (REVIVAL HOPE PROJECTBioRevival Hope Project's rework of Ian Carey's house anthem “Keep On Rising” offers two compelling reasons to listen: every stream supports victims of the Los Angeles wildfires via the Change Reaction Wildfire Direct Giving Fund—and the track itself is a breathtaking musical collaboration.Produced by James R. Reynolds and co-led by Peyton and Michele Chiavarini, the track features 24 house artists from around the world. The result is a layered, emotional journey—from delicate strings and haunting vocals to a full-body crescendo of beats, harmonies, and heart.Though charity sparked the idea, the song is also a statement of unity and healing. Artists recorded across London's Dean St. Studios and remotely, each lending their voice to a message of resilience.“It's more than music—it's a vibration,” says Peyton. “A response to pain, a reach for hope, and a reminder that even in hard times, we can rise.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Facebookhttps://www.realdecorshop.com/tiktokInstagramhttps://www.theartstandard.coBuilt Different: Empowering Gift Journal for Young Boys Paperback – by Ashley ChanteBioAshley Chante' is more than a musician—she's an experience. With a soul-stirring voicereminiscent of legendary divas yet uniquely her own, Ashley weaves melodies that speakdeeply to the human spirit. From an early age, her powerful voice and poignant songwritinghave been the hallmarks of her artistry, captivating audiences and forging genuine emotionalconnections.Ashley is embarking on an exciting new chapter as she collaborates with Harvey Marie Records.Fans eagerly await the unveiling of her freshman project, with releases strategically planned forthis summer and an enchanting follow-up slated for the Christmas season. While details remainunder wraps as part of an immersive branding strategy, one thing is sure: listeners cananticipate music that resonates profoundly, echoing Ashley's thoughtful reflections and vibrantcreativity.Ashley has been an entrepreneur since 2019, running her own manufacturing online business incustom home decor. As another creative outlet, she uses AutoCAD to design one-of-a-kindpieces that bring cultural richness and personal expression into everyday spaces. HerAfrocentric designs have caught the attention of tastemakers who value handcrafted work withsoul and intention.She is also releasing printed guided journals for young children—tools designed to support themthrough growing pains while nurturing emotional well-being. Inspired by the dynamics of herown blended family, Ashley created these journals to help young boys and girls explore theirfeelings and build a healthy sense of self. With more book publications on the way, shecontinues to expand her impact through both word and design.Beyond her projects, Ashley always looks deeper than the surface in every situation and facet oflife. She is stimulated by meaningful, deep connections and spiritual encounters, and she livesby strong values of self-worth. Her life philosophy centers on emotional health, clearboundaries, and mental well-being, which she shares authentically with her growing audience.Stay connected with Ashley Chante' to journey through music, mindfulness, and the meaningfuldialogues that inspire her art.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

InstagramSpotify BioDare to make a difference, be a leader in the crowd.” These words, lyrics from Lynn Houston's latest musical release, serve as a poetic call to action—an invitation to step forward with courage and create meaningful change. Though each person is a thread in the broader tapestry of society, it is often easy to forget the power and responsibility of the individual to uplift others and foster unity. Throughout history, society has seen cycles of oppression and privilege, progress and regression. In what Houston refers to as her “final frontier,” she is now using music as a platform to amplify unheard voices, promote social consciousness, and inspire compassion and courage in everyday life.For Houston, courage has been the throughline of her life. Raised by a family that instilled a strong sense of self, she quickly learned that success required both education and dedication. Even with a solid foundation, she knew she was different—an outlier who would need to carve her own path rather than conform to societal expectations. Leaving her hometown, she set out across the United States as a one-woman show, forging connections, expanding her creative expression, and discovering new artistic directions.Eventually settling in Santa Monica, she transitioned into still photography, capturing iconic figures such as Mick Jagger and Diana Ross. From there, she made an unconventional leap into aviation, defying industry norms to become a successful airline captain in a male-dominated field. After retiring, she founded A Different Point of View in 2011—a nonprofit dedicated to empowering youth within the juvenile justice system to believe in themselves and take control of their futures.In 2017, Houston embarked on yet another creative chapter, this time in music. She began performing at venues like SoHo in Santa Barbara, CA, and her artistic evolution accelerated through training at Berklee College of Music and the discovery of Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs). These tools became her creative laboratory, allowing her to experiment freely with sound, much like a scientist mixing and discovering new elements.Throughout all of these experiences, it was bravery and commitment that allowed her to realize her dreams, while compassion and empathy fueled her desire to uplift others. Now, music has become the vessel through which she shares this mission with the world. In Leader in the Crowd, Houston sings:“Time is ticking, life is moving fast,Who knows but today…Just might be your lastIs this the way you want it,Is this how it's gonna be?Gotta find the courageTo create the dreams that you see”These lyrics are powerfully underscored by the soulful echo of Diana Purim (daughter of Flora Purim), whose background vocals repeatedly urge, “You gotta wake up.” The song challenges listeners to reflect: Are they truly making their moments count? Or simply drifting in complacency? With time being finite, the message is clear—there is no waiting to become the person you were meant to be, or to step into your purpose.Layered with background chants and crowd sounds, the track sonically mirrors chaos, while spoken-word interludes cut through with precision and emotional clarity. Musically, it blends hip-hop, R&B, jazz, and orchestral elements, creating a spacious yet intense listening experience. These creative decisions were elevated by the mix of renowned LA producer and sound engineer Lynne Earls, and mastering by Jett Galindo. Houston also reflects on the joy of recording at the world-famous Village Studios in Los Angeles with an all-female production crew—a rare feat in the male-dominated music industry.For Houston, the culmination of these efforts—working with aligned, socially conscious collaborators and creating with courageous intention—made Leader in the Crowd a powerful artistic and personal milestone.But her journey doesn't end there. Houston believes that everyone has the potential to make a difference. Each of us faces a choice: remain complacent, or point our hearts toward our dreams, stand for unity and justice, and be unafraid to lead.Stay connected with Lynn Houston on social media for updates on her upcoming track, Get Up, slated for release this summer.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

ImdbBioEric Litman, ACE is a seasoned editor and a proud member of American Cinema Editors. He grew up outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and earned his BA in Film from Temple University's Film and Media Arts School before receiving his Master's in Editing from the prestigious American Film Institute Conservatory.Eric's editing career took off with Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., where his work earned him a spot on the cover of Cinemontage in 2015. He played a key role in crafting many of the show's most memorable premieres and finales.Since then, Eric has edited a variety of fan-favorite series, including Black Sails, Magnum P.I., Charmed, and Star Trek: Picard. In addition, he cut The Hot Zone: Anthrax, a limited series produced by Ridley Scott's Scott Free Productions for Nat Geo.Currently, Eric is an editor on Netflix's One Piece and the Apple TV+ series Dope Thief, produced by Ridley Scott and Peter Craig.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.spencercreaghan.comInstagram ImdbSpencer Creaghan Bio: Spencer Creaghan is a multi-award-winning composer known for his evocative scores in film, television, and video games. His recent work includes the hit SYFY series SURREALESTATE, the surrealist co-score for the Sci-Fi short SPACEMAN, which earned him a Hollywood Music in Media Award in 2024, and a Canadian Screen Award nomination for his score for MOTHERLY. He also scored QUICKENING and I DON'T KNOW WHO YOU ARE, both of which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. His credits span AMC+'s SLASHER: RIPPER, BLACK WATER, HOT WHEELS RACERVERSE, and original songs for My Little Pony: Make Your Mark on Netflix. Spencer's music has been featured at prestigious festivals like TIFF, Cannes, and Sundance and aired on networks such as SYFY, CTV, NBC, and Netflix. His unique approach combines classical orchestration, pop, rock, folk traditions, and field recordings to create immersive soundtracks that serve as a character in the story. With over 150 scored projects and numerous awards, including 13 SOCAN A/V Composer Awards before 30, Spencer's career continues to rise. Outside of film and TV, he arranges orchestral pieces for symphonic metal acts and has contributed to video games like Ubisoft's TOM CLANCY: SHADOWBREAK. He lives in Guelph, Ontario, and enjoys exploring folklore, fantasy literature, and nature.About SYFY's SurrealEstate Season 3 SurrealEstate, which debuted in July 2021 and aired Season 2 in fall 2023, follows real estate agent Luke Roman (played by Wynonna Earp‘s Tim Rozon) and an elite team of specialists that handle the cases no one else can: haunted and possessed houses that literally scare would-be buyers away. Researching, investigating and “fixing” the things that go bump in the night, the team works to create closure — and facilitate closings — even as they struggle with demons of their own. In Season 3, which is set three years after the events of Season 2, real estate agents Luke, Susan and their team continue to help clients buy and sell “metaphysically engaged” properties (aka haunted houses), even as “Luke is stalked by an old, demonic childhood nemesis who threatens him and everyone he cares about… dead or alive.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://megashia.comBioBorn in Kansas City and raised in Los Angeles, Megashia Jackson is a comedian, musician, model, motivational speaker and mother of three who has overcome a multitude of challenges to become the woman she is today.At the tender age of four, a babysitter poured hot water on her as punishment for being too noisy. She received second and third degree burns over fifty percent of her body, was taken away from her mother, hospitalized and in recovery for over a year. When she was finally well enough to go to school, she was mercilessly teased about her burn scars. But she had two secret weapons: a mind of steel and laughter. After learning “fire breathing” techniques as a way to deal with her physical pain, Megashia wasn't affected by the hurtful taunts of her classmates. And when she realized that laughter was the best way to fight her bullies, she became the class clown and started to develop her gift for comedy.Megashia's grandmother owned a record store, and she was exposed to many genres of music there. She soon began to pursue her own musical interests, playing brass instruments in several school bands before settling on her true love – percussion. A career in music was put on hold when she had children and needed to do something more practical.Coming from a long line of beauticians, Megashia decided to go to cosmetology school. It turns out she also had a talent for making her clients look and feel beautiful, opening a thriving hair salon and creating a line of hair care products.Today Megashia's biggest goal is to inspire other women. She completed the leadership program at A New Way of Life, an organization helping formerly incarcerated women reconnect with their purpose. She is an ordained minister specializing in the Ministry of Music, using traditional African Drumming and healing principles to uplift and connect with women who are going through their own challenges. She composed and recorded jazz inspired songs for the First Woman's Church's Music Ministry and drummed for campaigns supporting immigrants' rights and prison reform. She is also an active participant in Toastmasters International, winning awards for her use of humor in her speeches. She enjoys speaking to young women about self-care and increasing self-esteem.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Website - https://zoeantona.comBioBased in Atlanta, GA, Zoe Antona is an interdisciplinary artist whose work explores thenostalgic interplay between her heritage and connection to others through AbstractExpressionism. Inspired by her upbringing, the work delves into family lineage and youthfulmemories with intricate, sculptural 2D forms. Antona's pieces capture intimate momentswith a vivid focus on color, rekindling memories of life's simple pleasures. By blendingunconventional materials and 90% reclaimed materials, she acknowledges gaps in her storythrough 'voids' or 'lacunas,' challenging traditional norms from sculpture to painting.Underscoring her commitment to sustainability and innovative problem-solving.BioNoah Garret is a highly acclaimed and accomplished figure in the film industry, boasting an impressive resume as a 6x world champion Martial Artist with almost three decades of practice, turned versatile professional. With over a decade of experience in the film industry, Noah has excelled in various roles including Stunt Coordination, Fight Coordination, Stunt performing and Filmmaking. His portfolio includes more than 85 film credits with major studios, working with A-list actors such as Kevin Hart, John Cena, Samuel L. Jackson, Timothée Chalamet, Pedro Pascal, Ryan Reynolds, Will Ferrell, Dwayne Johnson, Adam Driver, Tom Hanks, Robert Deniro and many others. Noah takes pride in working closely with renowned directors like Jeff Wadlow, Craig Brewer, Berry Levinson, Russo Brothers, Francis Ford Coppola, James Gunn, Zack Snyder, Duffer Brothers, Mike Flanagan and Shawn Levy, and helping bring their visions to life with precision and creativity.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Instagram YoutubeTiktok#JaconMilan is a TikTok content creator and entrepreneurial influencer who has effectively leveraged social media to build a substantial following. Through his humorous astrology-themed videos, he has attracted over 720,000 followers on TikTok and more than 220,000 on Instagram. His engaging content, which playfully explores zodiac signs, has cultivated a predominantly female audience with high engagement rates. Milan's inspiration for his unique brand of comedy stems from his natural inclination to identify people's personalities based on their astrological signs. Encouraged by friends, he channeled this #astrological insight into his content, captivating a wide and enthusiastic audience. His passionate fan base eagerly supports his endeavors, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure for entertaining zodiac-related content and advice.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.ziyugao.net/Bio:Ziyu Gao is an award-winning filmmaker, actress, and advocate based in New York City. She is focused on crafting bold, emotionally resonant films that amplify underrepresented voices—particularly women of color.Her journey began in acting before transitioning to directing, where she quickly gained recognition for her directorial work. Ziyu's films have been selected for numerous international festivals, including the Los Angeles Film Awards and the Independent Shorts Awards. She further honed her craft at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.Currently, Ziyu has multiple projects in post-production and pre-production under her production company, Creative Picture Productions, which she launched to tell stories that challenge perspectives and foster connection. As both a filmmaker and performer, she is committed to pushing creative boundaries, whether behind the camera or in front of it.Beyond film, Ziyu has worked as a model and content creator, bringing a unique blend of storytelling and visual artistry to all her creative pursuits. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

ImdbBioCorey Frost is an emmy-nominated editor renowned for his work in both documentary and scripted films. With a focus on emotionally charged storytelling, Corey has edited a diverse range of content, including short and feature-length documentaries for top television networks and sports channels. He most recently co-edited the acclaimed genre-bending documentary New Here, directed by Sundance Grand Jury Prize winner Dan Sickles and produced by Oscar winner Shane Boris. Corey's scripted feature Grace Point premiered at the 2023 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and is available on digital and VOD now. His other credits include Netflix's Coach Snoop, Amazon Prime's All or Nothing: The Michigan Wolverines, and UFC's 25 Years in Short series, for which Corey received a Sports Emmy nomination in 2018. An Affiliate Member of the American Cinema Editors, Corey has also directed and produced various projects, including ESPN's Before They Were Cowboys, showcasing his versatility as a filmmaker and storyteller.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

SpotifyYoutube FacebookAmazonBioAPtheG, formerly the kid freestyling on the school bus, is now a rising hip-hop artist, songwriter, and producer. With over 30 songs released, he's taking his shot in the music industry. His track 762, inspired by his own life and love for storytelling, leads his mixtape The Chosen One, blending drill, hip-hop, and R&B influences.Self-taught in recording and production, APtheG built his brand, GTTM (Get To The Money), from the ground up. Inspired by legends like Lil Wayne, Snoop Dogg, and Ice Cube, he crafts raw, personal narratives in his music. His next single, Big Flex, is about proving doubters wrong, with more singles and a new project on the way. For APtheG, music isn't just a passion—it's his purposeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt34575820/reference/Donate to the show crowdfundr.comXInstagramBioChristopher J. Upchurch, a Michigan native, discovered his passion for acting and music early on. He landed his first role in the musical stage play Million Dollar Man and later starred in Once Was Blind But Now I See. A songwriter with BMI, he has released original music, including Give It Up and Why Breathe.In 2018, Christopher wrote a short film and co-founded CA Production LLC with his wife, Amanda Upchurch. He has since worked on multiple films, including One of Those Days and his latest thriller, Not Us, produced by Keli Price. He also created and stars in the dramedy series Hey Chris.Passionate about storytelling, Christopher continues to write, direct, and produce, aiming to inspire independent filmmakers and artists to pursue their callings.Amanda Upchurch discovered her love for acting and theater at age 8, captivated by dramatic films and historical characters like Cleopatra. In 1996, she trained for commercials with Faces International Modeling Agency in Chicago and pursued local casting opportunities.She starred as Yvette in the 2016 musical stage play Once Was Blind But Now I See and trained in modeling, etiquette, and modern dance at Visceral Dance Center. An accomplished author, Amanda has published multiple books, including Broken Chains, which she pitched as a film at a 2007 screenwriters' conference in California. She continues to grow in the industry, sharing her talents through acting and storytelling.Will Dyer, a dynamic combat veteran turned rising star from Mississippi, is capturing audiences with his compelling journey from battlefield to spotlight. Overcoming adversity, he's worked with and graced screens alongside stars like Jason Patric, Theo Rossi, Michael B Jordan, and more. He has shone in theater with the award winning novel, 'A Few Good Men.' Recently featured in the 2025 Super Bowl commercial 'He Gets Us: What is Greatness,' . Also, Will plays AJ, Chris's best friend and Godfather to his children, down to earth and a little sarcastic in the upcoming TV series, Hey Chris. Will brings his passion for storytelling and a love for making people feel good through every performance, leaving a lasting impression both on screen and stage.Javarian Wilkins, a 22-year-old from Aliceville, AL, developed a love for film and TV at age 7. After playing basketball through high school, he shifted his focus to media production, earning his degree in 2024. Unsure of his exact path, he discovered a passion for acting through reading scripts and imagining himself on screen.Angela Pozniak is a rising actress, Navy Veteran, tech leader, and proud mom. She's the lead actress in the Hey Chris TV series, where she plays the bold and complex character Amanda. She also appears as herself in Beast Games, and recently wrapped Sharlotte's Web, portraying the fierce and layered Draya. This weekend, she's wrapping on the film Discarded, where she takes on the role of Lisa. Angela blends discipline, heart, and raw talent in every role—bringing powerful, grounded performances to the screen while continuing to break barriers in both tech and storytelling.Miari Aimoni, from Mccomb Ms and she is 24-year-old passionate about both acting and modeling. The exhilaration she experiences on set, on the runway, or during photo shoots is truly remarkable. She has been involved in acting and modeling from a young age, participating in church events, school plays, and informal performances with friends and family.  She prides herself on being kind and unique, with a distinctive personality that adds a touch of flair to her work.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Depth nomads - Socotra Island (Yémen)- intro film freedivingBioArnaud Palu was born in the south west of France in the footsteps ofthe Pyrénées mountains. He is currently serving as CEO of severalbusinesses within Saudi Arabia Sovereign fund. He was in charge of thesafety for the world record of 2007 with Herbert Nitsche diving at -214 meters; he was part of an expedition in Greece to freedive on a1941 sunken British submarine lying at - 55 meters; he freedived thetectonic plates of Iceland and dived inside caves without the aid ofscuba equipment. He considers himself lucky to have discovered histrue passion at an early age and wants to show the world that you canfind your calling too. That is the purpose of the Pressure Seekers: aportal to inspire people and help them realize that you can become whoyou deserve to be, at any moment in your life.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Grab book below Intricate Trauma Bonding AttachmentWhispers Of The Womb : Healing Generations and Reclaiming Feminine PowerTimeless Wisdom - A Chronicle: A Tapestry of Self Discovery, Healing, and Timeless TruthsThe Wellbeing Sanctuary Website BioSarmistha Mitra is a visionary entrepreneur and thought leader in holistic health, redefining well-being from the inside out. Her transformative journey from empty nest syndrome to empowerment epitomizes the power of proactive self-discovery. Driven by a deep passion for guiding individuals to turn pain into wisdom, Sarmistha created DecodeYou : A Path to Self-Mastery an innovative mind-hacking program designed to cure and prevent symptoms of dis-eases in both mind and body.DecodeYou equips individuals to recalibrate deeply ingrained thoughts and emotions, aligning actions to achieve true well-being. Emphasizing preventative care, Sarmistha empowers others to train their minds to face crises with resilience and grace. Her groundbreaking work has helped thousands unlock their potential and embrace holistic wellness.Sarmistha's authenticity and relatable approach resonate deeply with audiences, forging connections that humanize the path to self-mastery. Blending science with metaphysics, she demystifies holistic well-being, making it accessible to all.A sought-after speaker, Sarmistha captivates audiences at prestigious events with her profound insights on self-mastery and resilience. Her books, poems, and articles offer a unique blend of spirituality and psychology, inspiring readers to embark on their own journeys of transformation.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Instagram Purchase Book - Beyond the Cosmic EdgeBioBorn on May 12, 1984, in a small village in Russia, surrounded by the untamed beauty of nature, the youngest of three siblings grew up immersed in a world of imagination. With a mother dedicated to nursing and a father working in the agricultural sector, a strong work ethic and deep appreciation for human connection were instilled early on. However, it was the vast fields and whispering forests that left the deepest imprint, serving as both playground and muse. With few children of the same age nearby, storytelling became a refuge—crafted from dreams, nature, and a boundless sense of adventure.Moving to the city for school opened new doors, uncovering a passion for literature, Buddhism, and psychology. Studying English and German further deepened an understanding of human nature, enriching a growing ability to create layered, compelling characters. The love of storytelling evolved into a desire to bring those narratives to life on screen, leading to an entry into the film industry.The journey began humbly—working as a talent assistant, fetching tea and coffee—while closely observing the intricate process of filmmaking. Every small task became an opportunity to absorb knowledge, watching how costumes, lighting, props, and camera work blended to create cinematic magic. Progressing through various roles, the ability to understand people—their emotions, motivations, and dreams—became the strongest asset. Eventually, working as a second assistant director provided an even deeper insight into the art of storytelling, refining skills in pacing, conflict, and resolution.Despite gaining experience, the ambition to create personal stories grew stronger, leading to the bold decision to move to Hollywood. Initial struggles made the journey difficult—taking on various jobs like babysitting, dishwashing, and assisting in different companies—while the passion for filmmaking remained unwavering. Visits to film sets and theaters served as a reminder of where true belonging lay: within the heart of storytelling.Returning to writing, old manuscripts filled with ideas reignited inspiration. One concept, born from a friend's fear of joining a street dance community, stood out. It led to the creation of Fear as a character—one that danced alongside her, embodying internal struggles. This idea transformed into a short film, later shared with producer Mark Buntzman, whose belief in the project was a pivotal moment. Conversations over tea with Mark and his wife, Jenya, centered on overcoming fears, shaping not only the work but the entire storytelling approach.Fueled by this support, the concept expanded into an entire universe, culminating in a completed book. Years of refinement followed, including edits and cover design, all while continuing to build the story into a film and series concept alongside a husband and creative partner. The second and third parts of the story took shape, solidifying the vision.In 2024, with the arrival of a child, work briefly slowed but never stopped. Now, with renewed focus, preparations are underway to launch the campaign for the first book, with full confidence that the story will one day make its way to the big screen. Through the power of storytelling, the journey continues—one of adventure, courage, and the unwavering pursuit of turning imagination into reality.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

imdb BioShea William Vanderpoort, a director behind Season 3 of Amazon Prime's ‘Harlem.' Shea aimed to bring forth his creative experience and ethic of supporting the cast and crew with a selfless and additive mindset from working on Awkward Black Girl to Harlem. As an Asian-American, he believes filmmaking is problem-solving and believes diverse backgrounds empower us with the ability to overcome any obstacle. In a full circle moment, working on Harlem brought him back to collaborating heavily with creator Tracy Oliver as well as Pharrell and Mimi Valdes, who had all helped launch Awkward Black Girl a decade prior. Starting out as a cinematographer, then editor and co-director before becoming a full-fledged director, Shea knows how to work hard to create a product he's proud of and see the full picture when creating projects. Shea would love to talk about his experience bringing diverse stories to screen, his career journey from Awkward Black Girl to Harlem and more. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

WebsiteLet's Shoot With Pete Chatmon Podcast BioDirector Pete Chatmon a member of the Directors Guild of America (DGA), about his recent work and upcoming projects. Pete is a dynamic director, creator, and storyteller whose impressive portfolio spans high-profile television shows and his popular podcast Let's Shoot! with Pete Chatmon. Pete's upcoming episodes include Yellowjackets, episode 306, which will premiere on March 16, where he intensifies the show's signature tension and suspense in a highly anticipated installment of this dark psychological thriller. He also directed episode 503 of the final season of the hit Netflix show YOU, which premieres on April 24, bringing emotional depth and high-stakes drama as the series heads toward its thrilling conclusion. Pete's direction of NBC's Chicago Fire, episode 1315, which premieres on March 5, continues the show's legacy of action-packed, heart-pounding drama, while his work on CBS's Ghosts, episode 415, premiering March 6, and episode 416, premiering on March 13, showcases his mastery of blending humor with heart, delivering supernatural intrigue that keeps fans hooked. In addition to his directing work, Pete is the creator and host of the hit podcast The Let's Shoot! with Pete Chatmon, now in its 6th season. The podcast has become a must-listen for anyone passionate about filmmaking, featuring incredible guests like Rob McElhenney, Kaley Cuoco, and Issa Rae. Each episode dives into fascinating behind-the-scenes stories, industry insights, and in-depth interviews, showcasing Pete's expertise and passion for storytelling. With his impressive body of work in both television and podcasting, Pete has solidified himself as a leading voice in the entertainment world. A conversation with him would offer valuable, behind-the-scenes insights into the creative process and the art of storytelling. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

TwitterInstagramYoutube SpotifyBio Lyrical Chris, the visionary behind the groundbreaking 5D Rap genre, introduces Level 5—a track radiating positivity, high vibrations, and an elevated state of mind. With a mission to empower and uplift, Level 5 invites listeners into a space of peace, affirmations, and pure energy, redefining the way music connects to the soul.Explaining the inspiration behind the song, Lyrical Chris shares, “5D Rap is about stepping into the fifth dimension—a place of peace, joy, and high vibrations. I wanted to create a song that brings that heavenly energy to Earth, where people can affirm, ‘I'm never tired. I'm loving the times.' It's about making the choice to live at a higher frequency.”Through themes of self-affirmation and inner strength, Level 5 encourages listeners to rise above negativity by being intentional about what they consume—physically, emotionally, and mentally. “What you drink, who you're around, the energy you let in—all of it shapes your vibration. If you surround yourself with positivity, you elevate to that Level 5 state of mind,” he explains.More than just a song, Level 5 is a movement. It serves as a cornerstone of Lyrical Chris's debut album, Prewrite, a project designed to unfold like a musical essay. “Each album is a paragraph, and every song is a sentence in a bigger message,” he reveals. “Prewrite is the introduction, setting the stage for what's to come.”The creation of 5D Rap stems from Lyrical Chris's personal journey growing up in Unionville, Georgia, where rap often carried negative connotations. Determined to shift the narrative, he crafted a sound that blends clean, uplifting messages with undeniable energy. “I wanted to prove that rap can be powerful without being materialistic or destructive,” he says.His ultimate goal? To inspire change. “It's bigger than music—it's about paving the way for future generations. If you want to rise above tough situations, you have to make the right choices and set the example,” he emphasizes.With Level 5, Lyrical Chris extends an open invitation: embrace joy, choose a higher frequency, and step into a reality where positivity reigns. Are you ready to reach Level 5?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Comics & fiction: https://www.farawaypress.comComics research: https://www.comichron.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnjacksonmillerInstagram: https://www.instagram/johnjacksonmillerThreads: https://www.threads.net/@johnjacksonmillerBluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/farawaypress.comTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/jjmfarawayBioNew York Times bestselling author John Jackson Miller has writtennovels and comics in many universes, including Star Wars: The Living Force,Star Trek: Strange New Worlds — The High Country and Star Wars: Kenobi, aswell as works for Battlestar Galactica, Conan, Halo, Indiana Jones, Iron Man, andMass Effect. His Batman: Resurrection, the first original novel set in the world ofTim Burton's Batman movies, released in October 2024; the sequel, Batman:Revolution, is set for Fall 2025.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

AmazonSpotifyFacebookInstagramXBioFlow $tro – Elevating Music with MeaningFlow $tro's music is more than just sound—it tells a story. His latest single, “Steppin”, featuring Skooly of Rich Kidz, is a tribute to the confidence and beauty of a woman. “It's about appreciating how a woman carries herself, from her style to her presence,” he explains. With a slow, dreamy beat and melodic flow, Steppin blends ballad-like vibes with raw lyricism.A longtime fan of Skooly, $tro credits him as an early influence. Now, their collaboration brings Steppin to life. “The video is dropping soon—it's hard. Get that, download it, share it.”$tro's journey began with poetry in high school, later evolving into music. His debut album, $troetry, reflected those poetic roots, but now, his process is more instinctive. “I vibe with the beat, find the melody, then build the lyrics. Sometimes I freestyle, sometimes I write.”With four albums and over 70 tracks, his music touches on real-life themes—titles like Patience, Clockin, Clue, and Remember showcase his storytelling. His 2024 album, Conflicted, features Pic, a heartfelt hip-hop ode to his brother.Beyond making hits, Flow $tro is focused on impacting music and his family's future. “I don't have to be the biggest face, but I want to leave a mark—whether through my own music or writing for major artists.” His vision is clear: music is a legacy.With Steppin, $tro delivers a feel-good track that celebrates women. “We don't have enough music praising women. This one does.” Stay tuned for the official video and more from Flow $tro—stream his latest now.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

AmazonSpotifyFacebookInstagram XBIOAl Anderson – The Original Wailers Legendary guitarist Al Anderson has recorded and toured with Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and performed with Bunny Wailer. As the lead guitarist for Bob Marley & The Wailers (1973-1976, 1978-1981), his iconic solos helped shape reggae music's global sound.Al leads The Original Wailers, a band honoring the legacy of reggae's pioneers while creating its own original music. Their debut album, Miracle, was Grammy-nominated for Best Reggae Album in 2012. Currently, the band is working on a new EP, Mirror of Heaven, with singles Song of the Divine and Si To Me Lo Das available for streaming.A recent Sugarshack Music Channel Unplugged Concert showcased their artistry, featuring Bob Marley's Redemption Song and a unique medley of Three Little Birds, Legalize It, and Rootsman Skanking.Stay connected with The Original Wailers featuring Al Anderson for new music, videos, and updates on all platformsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

InstagramXYoutube BioLuke ATME is an international artist from Naples, Italy. Starting at 14 by uploading cover songs online, he later studied music performance at the University of West London. In 2018, he released his debut EP Loudest! and followed with Under the Palm 3s recorded in LA. Known for his blend of Pop and Reggaeton, Luke's singles “Starting from the Bottom” and “Pull Me Closer” both hit No. 1 on the Upcoming100 Chart. His music has earned him awards, including Song of the Year and Artist of the Year. Luke's latest EP Sin Filtros showcases his multilingual talents and continues to elevate his global presence.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.pcbproductions.comBio Ceo Creative director and president of PCB Productions Keith Arem brings over 20 years of interdisciplinary experience to his work in film, music, new media and AAA video games. Arem is the talent director for many of the top-grossing game titles in history, including Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 & 2, and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 1, 2 & 3. Keith has worked with clients such as Activision, Ubisoft, Sony, Electronic Arts, Microsoft, Sega, Capcom, Nintendo and Disney and has recorded and produced over 700 commercial releases, including the Call of Duty series, Saints Row series, Ghost Recon series, Spiderman Series, Yakuza series, Tony Hawk Pro Skater Series, Persona series, Rainbow Six series, and Titanfall. Integrating his music background (Contagion on Capitol Records) with his talents as a director, creator and writer, Arem weaves rich immersive stories across multiple platforms and formats. Arem recently directed his first feature film, Phoenix Incident, and is developing several additional feature film, interactive and television projects, many of which are based on his highly successful graphic novels including “Ascend,” “Infex” and “Dead Speed" and "The Exiled". Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Ldmusicglobal@gmail.comInstagramspotifyYoutube FacebookTiktokBioSouth Florida-based singer-songwriter Leah Dibut begins 2025 with a powerful new chapter in her career, releasing her latest single, “Thank You.” Blending her signature mix of pop and R&B with raw emotion and storytelling, Dibut's new track delivers an empowering message of resilience and self-love.“‘Thank You' came from a very personal place,” Leah shared. “I went through a moment in my life where I felt impacted by someone in a way that shook me, and I knew I needed to write this song for myself. That purpose really comes through in the lyrics.”Leah Dibut's voice, known for its velvety tone and soulful delivery, brings a dynamic range of emotions to “Thank You.” Reflecting on the creative process, she said, “One of my favorite elements of the song is how it feels. From the subtle storytelling of the first verse to how the intensity builds as the song progresses, it's an elevation of emotion that I love.”Creating the single wasn't without its challenges. Leah worked closely with a trusted collaborator who understood her vision. “Finding the right words was tough,” she admitted. “You have so many feelings running through you, and it's hard to put them into words. But having someone who's been through similar experiences helped bring everything together.”The music video for “Thank You” is a visual representation of Leah's evolution as an artist. Working with her mother to conceptualize the visuals, Leah embraced a darker, edgier aesthetic. “We wanted to capture something different, something I hadn't done before,” she explained. “It was about bringing out the edginess inside of me, and that's reflected in everything—from the colors to the roaring '20s-inspired hairstyle.”Although Leah is rebranding as an independent artist after signing with Mr305 Records in 2023, her commitment to authenticity remains unwavering. She credits her time with the label for teaching her how to balance artistry with personal life, lessons she now applies to her independent career. “I learned so much during that time—about myself, being in the studio, and balancing being an artist with being a normal person. That was a major highlight in my career.”When asked what she hopes listeners take from the single, Leah emphasized the importance of vulnerability and self-expression. “I want people to know that I'm just as human as they are. I get frustrated, I don't always get along with people, and that's okay. My message is that it's cool to say whatever's on your mind and to feel those emotions—that's what makes us human.”As she continues to evolve as an artist, Leah's focus remains on building a strong connection with her audience. “I want to be their voice,” she said passionately. “Whatever they're going through, I want them to know I'm here for them. I want a strong relationship with my listeners because we're all in this together.”Leah Dibut's “Thank You” is more than just a song—it's a declaration of empowerment and a reminder of the power of resilience. Available now on all major streaming platforms, Thank You marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in Leah's journey.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Youtube Instagram Spotify therecklessofficial.com/BioThe Reckless is excited to share their newest EP, Who Are You, after a string of singlesover the past few years. The titular track “Who Are You” is a powerhouse debut of theirevolved sound and welcomes listeners to a new era of The Reckless.Since its debut, the band has undergone a complete sound evolution. The Recklessbegan during the pandemic as a one-man show by frontman Fritz Fayman. Joined bytalented musicians who shared his vision, Fayman soon welcomed bassist MichaelKennedy, who would become a mainstay member. During this period, the band releasedone EP, The Get in a Fight EP, while trying to strike harmony with fleeting bandmembers. Soon after, they encountered Riku Myllykoski, who joined the group ondrums. Within months, John Kelly joined on guitar to complete the group.“Our sound has become more advanced with our current crew,” shares Fritz Fayman.“Everyone is doing more to the song—it's not just me writing everything. Everyone isdoing their parts, which allows for a blending of our styles. There is a level of humilityamongst all our band members. We're each figuring out what we're good at andcombining influences and sounds to reach our potential and continued potential.”Now, The Reckless weaves the distinct interests and musical backgrounds of the fourmembers to create the robust, authentic, and captivating sound found in their latest EP,Who Are You.The band is committed to releasing new music every 3-4 months to connect with theirgrowing fanbase. “We started making singles for content and creating new music as weworked to nail down our sound as a group,” shares Fayman. “We were practicing for twohours twice a week to make sure we were the best band we could be at live shows.”Their effort has paid off, as demonstrated by captivated audiences during theirpowerhouse performances.Who Are You combines four unique songs into one memorable EP. The titular single,“Who Are You” opens the stage, followed by the rock anthem “Do it for Free,” the pop-punk banger “Home,” the reimagined throwback song “GO ON,” and the thoughtfulfinale “Remember Me.” Each song contributes a new layer of complexity to the group'ssound, which comes together with Fritz's emotive singing from track to track.The headline track, “Who Are You” began as a riff Fritz put together. “I brought it to theband and asked what they thought. The song turned out to be an example of the wholeband working together. Riff, base line, drum bits… we each contributed our part.”“The EP is a great example of how much we've grown,” adds Fayman. “There is such adifference between our first EP and the newer EP that demonstrates our ability toevolve.”“Who Are You” was born from a casual exploratory session, during which Fritz Faymandeveloped a riff in drop d tuning—inspired by some of the more metal bands Fritz hadrecently been listening to—that was heavy yet simple. Playing around, he created arough outline of the song and brought the band in to contribute their thoughts.“It brought out the vibe of a walkout song for a baseball pitcher,” explains Fayman. “It'sabout to go down right now. That excitement from the feeling of watching your favoriteplayer walking out.” The drumbeat was created using rim shots (outer edges of thedrum), followed by a heavy bass sound. Then came the addition of a guitar riff.“As we played more, the song came together. Intro. Verse. Lyrics. We took inspirationfrom a post we made where we got our first kind of hate comment. We laughed becausewe'd made it with that first hate comment.” As Fayman explains, it's not about thepeople writing hateful comments, rather about getting past negativity and writing a greatsong to counter what they were saying.“It's an angry, upbeat, powerful song,” he adds. “It's a great example of everything TheReckless is capable of and does with its wide variety of dynamic shifts, hard-hittingmoments, pauses, and impactful lyrics. I'm really proud of that song.”At the end of the day, The Reckless wants listeners to know that it's worth giving yourpassion a shot—and really trying your best. They're excited to keep entertaining liveaudiences and giving music lovers a chance to unwind and feel free to expressthemselves. Listeners can look forward to more music from The Reckless in the comingmonths.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

BioDolapo Erinkitola is an established powerhouse in the film and entertainment spaces. With over20 years of experience, the Chicago native continues to create platforms for filmmakers andmusicians to display their creativity. In 2018, he created Dolapo E. Productions to helpfilmmakers breathe life into their projects. Some of Dolapo's most notable and criticallyacclaimed projects include Karen (BET's #1 Movie in 2021), Scheme Queens (Official selectionof the 2022 American Black Film Festival), The Sound of Christmas (BET's #1 Christmas film of2022), I Am John Gabbana (2022), and the highly anticipated Waterboyz (2024).Born to Nigerian immigrants, Dolapo, along with his nine siblings, was taught generosity and theimportance of serving others. Growing up in Ford Heights, IL and attending Bloom Trial HighSchool, Dolapo attended Morehouse College in Atlanta GA. After earning several academicdegrees and with an extensive career in medical field. Dolapo looked for ways to pour back intohis community, he focused on leadership development and joined several organizations alignedwith his focus. The former President of the 100 Black Men of American, North Atlanta chapterand member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc continues to hold mentoring close to his heart.His continued urge to challenge himself lead Dolapo to take a direct pivot from healthcaremanagement to artist management. Dolapo has worked alongside Quality Control Music andsupported several Grammy-nominated artists.Dolapo's entertainment accolades don't stop there: he is the Co-owner of Atlanta's #1 nightspot,Blu Lagoon Bar and Bistro, and Co-owner of Havana Lounge, another popular Atlanta nightspot.Dolapo's passion for creativity, authentic energy, and ambitious personality make him one of thefilm industry's most sought-after Executive Producers, and with a calm, yet ambitiousdemeanor, it's easy to see why Dolapo is on track to becoming one of Hollywood's mostsuccessful producers.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

linktr.eeInstagram BioEmpowerment Coach/Speaker for Actors and Women Entrepreneurs. Turning visions into reality | Talent Agent representing actors for Film and TV. Bridging the worlds of film and self-development, Jenna seamlessly blends her rich background in the film industry with a profound dedication to self-development. Transitioning from actor to talent agent & mentor, she guides actors and entrepreneurs to embrace their leading roles helping them shine on and off the screen and in their own lives. Known as the Leading Lady Coach, Jenna combines her expertise as a trained coach and NLP practitioner with intuitive insights weaving acting techniques and self-discovery tools to illuminate the path to authenticity. She is a passionate about transforming lives fostering self-awareness, using healing modalities and empowering others to unlock their full potential and illuminate their gifts with the world. Jenna believes everyone has the tools to become the hero of their own story and she is devoted to helping them realise their potential.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

AmazonSpotifyYoutubeTiktokInstagram BioECHASL is a dynamic and emerging artist whose music blends Eastern and Western influences, creating a distinctive sound that transcends traditional genre boundaries. Hailing from China, she showcases the richness of her cultural heritage while merging it with contemporary Western styles. Her debut single, "I Know U Know," offers a captivating listening experience, driven by her powerful voice and unique fusion of instruments.This track serves as both a debut for ECHASL and a preview of her upcoming album, Little Black Sheep. It also acts as a protest song, addressing discrimination, including sexism and racism. The song is inspired by the true story of the first Chinese woman documented to have arrived in the United States. Tricked and sold to a circus, she became an exhibit for audiences, dehumanized and objectified. ECHASL's poignant lyrics and storytelling bring to life the emotional journey of this historical figure, while advocating for racial and gender equality.Musically, "I Know U Know" blends the ancient Chinese gu qin (a traditional stringed instrument) with Western double bass and a pop-infused drum beat, creating a rich tapestry of sounds that defy categorization. The result is a harmonious fusion of pop, electronic, and alternative music, enhanced by ECHASL's extraordinary vocal range. From a deep contralto to a soaring soprano, she effortlessly navigates multiple styles, including R&B, rock, and even country, showcasing her versatility as a vocalist.Lyrically, the song captures the emotional depth of a young Chinese girl's tragic story, while the accompanying video incorporates elements from both Eastern and Western cultures to further convey the theme of unity and acceptance. ECHASL's message is clear: despite our differences, we are all the same.Currently in her final semester at the Berklee College of Music, ECHASL is studying songwriting and musical theater performance. She relocated to the United States at the age of 13 and began her music career in 2024. Her artist name, ECHASL, is an acronym for "Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining," reflecting her optimistic approach to creating music. As a hands-on artist, she not only writes her own lyrics but also collaborates closely with producers to craft the sounds she envisions, often pushing the boundaries of conventional music production. The fusion of a gu qin with a double bass is a testament to her innovative approach.Her passion for experimentation extends to other tracks, such as "Butterfly on Fire," where she successfully incorporated bagpipes into her composition—a request she made to her producer, who initially doubted the combination.Eager to share her unique sound with the world, ECHASL is establishing herself in the global music scene. Her music is a powerful reflection of her cultural heritage, personal experiences, and dedication to using her platform to raise awareness about important social issues. Though she doesn't expect her music to change the world, she believes that, as an artist, her voice is a powerful tool for protest and advocacy. With "I Know U Know," she takes a bold step toward blending cultures and speaking out for those who have been silenced.As ECHASL continues to release music, her journey promises to be one of bold creativity and meaningful impact, as she seamlessly fuses Eastern and Western cultures, offering a musical experience unlike any other.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.instagram.com/olliebyrd_owlpagoda/https://www.youtube.com/@olliebyrdBioOllie Byrd finally dated the girl he had dreamed of since he was 14. They were together for several years before parting ways. A year after the breakup, Ollie wrote a song about the experience—a quintessential emo narrative. Decades later, he revisited the track, producing it in low-fi with subtle rock guitar elements, and released it as “The Sun Will Bring the Day Again.”The title, which does not appear in the lyrics, reflects a sentiment of optimism, as Ollie explains, “I couldn't bring myself to make it that sad… I thought it would be nice to have at least the title be optimistic.” The song, a reflection on the loss of his first true love, captures a raw, universal theme.“The Sun Will Bring the Day Again” is, in Ollie's words, “about acceptance.” He elaborates, “I had a crush on her since I was 14. She was literally the girl of my dreams. We had four or five years together, but I took it for granted, and of course, there's the level of testosterone motivating a young man to do silly, extremely stupid behaviors.”Having started recording at home in 2004, Ollie has long embraced the low-fi sound. He often draws comparisons to Alex G, a popular artist known for recording at home, with Ollie noting, “Every kid records at home now. Every kid in America has an album.” Ollie plays all the instruments himself and serves as his own producer.Ollie's 2006 album Barrel O' Fun received positive reception, and he toured with a band for several years. However, he realized that the music business, while rewarding, couldn't sustain him long-term. After a period off the radar, Ollie released music in 2012 before taking it down for rework.In 2018, his song “Couple Skate” from Barrel O' Fun went viral on Instagram, prompting him to return to his music career. Although Ollie still enjoys hard rock and over-driven guitars, he has since embraced a more mellow style, drawing inspiration from acoustic artists like Nick Drake and Jeremy Enigk.Reflecting on his growth as a musician, Ollie notes that when he originally wrote “The Sun Will Bring the Day Again,” he had limited compositional skills. However, when recording it years later, he applied the techniques he had honed over the years. He incorporated elements of over-driven guitar inspired by Brian Eno's work on Here Come the Warm Jets to add complexity and texture to the original, simple concept.“The Sun Will Bring the Day Again” remains a deeply personal track for Ollie, infused with raw emotion. It is a testament to both his growth as an artist and the heartache that inspired it. With new music on the horizon, listeners can connect with Ollie Byrd across all platforms for fresh songs, videos, and updates.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

In this episode, Sidney Spencer, a talented and driven journalist, shares her inspiring journey in the world of broadcast journalism. Sidney has covered major national stories, such as Alabama's Supreme Court IVF ruling, the Birmingham Mass Shooting, and the sentencing in the Carlee Russell case. She also assisted in coverage of Hurricane Milton's aftermath for CBS 42's sister station, WFLA. In just a year at CBS 42, she's honed her skills as a solo anchor, covering weekday shows and weekend news. Sidney reflects on her early passion for journalism, which began in middle school, and how she's grown from a reporter to a trusted anchor. She discusses how women in media today are not only leading the charge in telling powerful stories but also proving that they can achieve anything—both in the newsroom and beyond.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hopegeorgiou/Hope Georgiou  is the co-founder and CEO of HG Media—a dynamic company dedicated to revolutionizing digital marketing by merging innovation with authenticity. With a deep passion for the field, Hope has successfully built and scaled campaigns that drive genuine brand engagement. Her work with major brands like Disney+ and Levi's highlights her knack for integrating creative storytelling with data-driven strategies. For instance, she led a campaign for Disney+ that blended interactive digital experiences with traditional media, significantly boosting audience engagement. Similarly, her initiatives with Levi's combined digital content and physical brand experiences, resulting in memorable and impactful campaigns.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

tiktokX https://t.co/qCFDsrk6Krwww.arebelliousact.comBioJennifer Esposito is an American actress who has appeared in both film and television. She's known for her roles in Summer of Sam (1999), Don't Say a Word, Crash, Taxi, and Mob Town. Her first major film was Spike Lee's Summer of Sam and she also appeared in Lee's 1998 film He Got Game. Esposito recently made her directorial debut with Fresh Kills, the first film to be financed and traded by a global fan base. Jennifer Esposito discusses her film #FreshKills on the Creator to Creators with Meosha Bean podcast. Tune in on all podcast platforms and watch the conversation streaming on #Facebook and #YouTube.In this episode of Creator to Creators, we delve into an thought-provoking conversation with actress director Jennifer Esposito, the director of mafia film Fresh Kills. This film marks her debut in the world of filmmaking, and we explore its compelling narrative. The story follows the daughters of the Larusso family as they navigate the complex world of organized crime, struggling to break free from the unspoken code of women who stand behind the men. As fear, violence, and rage start to dictate their identities, the film explores the intense transformation they undergo and the impact of these forces on their lives.We dive into how these pressures limit women's potential and shape their lives, both in the film industry and beyond. This conversation invites reflection on the forces that continue to define who women are and who they are allowed to be.We hope you find it insightful and share it with others. Be sure to subscribe to Creator to Creators with Meosha Bean Listen to the episode here: https://www.amazon.in/Creator-Creators-Meosha-Bean/dp/B09PNRVMYBBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0B2L4VCYM/justhutchSpotifyYoutube InstagramDrummer and songwriter JustHutch never set out to launch a career as a recording artist—it simply happened. Her debut album, Maze, features nine tracks that span hip-hop, rap, and various other genres. With a conversational and melodic rap style, she also incorporates her vocal talents, blending rap with singing. Some tracks even include actual conversations, further adding to the album's unique charm.The album's melodies are diverse, ranging from blues and hip-hop to orchestral and funk influences. As a drummer, Hutch brings a distinctive flavor to the beats, which she creates herself as part of her wider musical portfolio. “It's kind of all over,” she explains, reflecting on her genre-bending approach. “But that's just the thing. It's cool to play in different genres and showcase different things.”Thematically, Maze delves into Hutch's personal experiences, particularly her toxic relationships. "A lot of those songs were in the vault, and I just wanted to push them out," she reveals. "I wasn't going to do anything with those songs, but then I thought, I might as well put them out and see where it goes.”The album opens with "Drums Intro," which holds special significance for Hutch, as it marks the moment her musical journey as an artist began. The track was created spontaneously in a friend's studio. "We were just jamming," she recalls, "I didn't even know it was being recorded. I was just having fun with it." After the session, her friend encouraged her to pursue music, and Hutch realized she had something special.Although she's primarily known for her drumming, Hutch has performed with bands, including at LA's Peppermint Club, a venue where Justin Bieber has performed. She also runs Icebox Studios LLC, where she produces and creates her own beats. Despite her extensive background in music, venturing into artist work and songwriting is a new endeavor for her. “This is new to me,” she admits. “I didn't even know I had the potential."Maze is a reflection of her exploration into new artistic territory. The album's varied sounds, unexpected transitions, and eclectic use of instruments, such as the haunting flute in “Drill,” make it a dynamic listening experience. Hutch is also working on other projects and hints that her next album will explore more R&B influences. "Sometimes it's rap, sometimes it's R&B, sometimes it's hip-hop," she shares. “Artistically, I can play guitar, I can play drums, I can produce anything that comes my way. I'm just going to keep doing this and see how much better I can get.”Maze marks the beginning of JustHutch's exciting journey as an artist, and she's eager to continue experimenting and perfecting her craft.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

BoomplayYoutubeAmazonBio“We Were Golden,” written and recorded this year, is classic, as-good-as-it-gets 1960s California beach rock. It is many other things, also, including a yet-to-be golden oldie.It is oldie gold alright, but melted down, re-refined and crafted into something brand new. Mike Mahoney, a California native, lived that time and, with his co-writer and producer David Blackburn, wrote it into the song. The track was released under Mike's band name, Mikey's In The Mustang. “I wanted to write a tribute song to Brian Wilson for all the inspiration gave us,” he said. “Not so much the cars and the surf songs but for the romanticism of being young – the true ‘California Sound.'” But that wasn't actually the start. Back in the day, before the Army, before he went to Vietnam, he played in a group and wrote songs. Fifty-five years later, age 75, after success as an entrepreneur and real estate developer, he returned to his music. “Some of my family and an old friend suggested to me that I record some of the songs I wrote back then. I never got to record them, and it was a lifelong dream to go into the studio and see what could happen. So, that is what led to the release of my album On The Road.” It was to be a vanity album, one and done.“But then, I thought as a final project I would write a tribute song to Brian. His music has been a soundtrack for my life.” For youngsters, that would be Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, back when rock was not yet even a teenager. “It was several months of us reworking it and trying to make it tell a story, to make sense. My concept was to do it in a sort of ‘Good Vibrations' fashion, with three movements.”First movement, the place — told in surf, sand and highway rock:We were golden, in endless summer sandWe were golden, we thought we had it plannedSunset Strip's alive at night, the Byrds are on the stageSpringfield's in the canyon — man, they're all the rageSecond movement, the soft, slow, romantic middle — nighttime on the beach:On that summer night, with your tender touch and kissI am falling in love…with you.Finally, “the reprise,” he calls it — the music back on the road, barreling down the highway, but this time the vibe is the time, the era:Can't we just stay free and young, playing our guitars?'Cuz at the battle of the bands tonight, we're taking off for MarsThe YouTube video tells the story visually. The tribute extends to the instrumentation. He wanted '60s-period instruments to produce '60s-period sound.“One of the problems nowadays is it's recorded digitally, and digital doesn't let you get some of the sounds that you could get if you were doing it reel-to-reel like in 1967. So, what we used were all vintage instruments.”Working with David as arranger and musician as well as co-writer and producer, the song became a reality.  “I'm the lyricist and the concept guy who started this project, but I decided not to sing on it because it wasn't going to come out the way I wanted.” What he wanted was authenticity, which is why he recruited as vocalists the Croome brothers, Patch and Liam, from their band, Daring Greatly.“I wanted younger voices who are brothers to get the harmony that only siblings can do, like the Wilson brothers did back then,” said Mike. He said that people who previewed the song told him it sounded like a “1967 hit that never got released.”“That encouraged us to create a video and a Netflix-series type script, and that led to a soundtrack album to go along with the script.” “We Were Golden” has evolved from tribute song to story to a full-blown project involving not only music but television — a streaming series or movie telling the story of “a group of college kids in 1967 who also were in a band,” to quote the elevator pitch for the script.The key parts of the story are the band members, the innocence of their lives in Orange County in the '60s, and the effect of the Vietnam War on them and their generation. The storyline moves to 2017 when the band reunites for “one of the concerts that they never got to do — a true homecoming.” A Mikey's In The Mustang concert will be filmed this spring.Mikey's In The Mustang is on a roll. They are not trying to turn back some cosmic clock. They are bringing something precious from that time into this one.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

About Gaby Casadesus Born Gabrielle l'Hôte, she studied at the Paris Conservatory with Louis Diémer and Marguerite Long and was awarded the first prize in piano at age 16. She met Claude Debussy at this time, as he was the judge for one of her competitions. Gaby later won the Prix Pagès, which was the most prestigious award in France at the time for which women were eligible. In 1921, she married the pianist Robert Casadesus and with him formed the Robert and Gaby Casadesus duo. The duo made many recordings of the four-hand piano repertoire. However, Gaby was also a significant soloist. She knew Maurice Ravel, Gabriel Fauré, Florent Schmitt and Moritz Moszkowski, and her interpretations were aided by their guidance. Her repertoire also included Felix Mendelssohn, whose music she effectively championed, and the keyboard composers of the Baroque era. As a teacher, Gaby Casadesus taught in the US, at the Salzburg Mozarteum, at the Académie Maurice Ravel in Saint-Jean-de-Luz and most notably at the American Conservatoire at Fontainebleau. Among her notable pupils are Donna Amato, David Deveau, Rudy Toth, and Vladimir Valjarević. After her husband's death in 1972, she worked with Grant Johannesen and Odette Valabrègue Wurtzburger, to found the Robert Casadesus International Piano Competition which ran from 1975 to 1993. Casadesus died November 12, 1999, at age 98 in Paris. She is buried with her husband and son, Jean in Recloses, department of Seine-et-Marne. About Thereselink to buy book -- https://www.amazon.com/Robert-Gaby-Casadesus-Piano-Recital/dp/B00000DSHBCasadesus Rawson Daughter of the late French pianists Robert and Gaby Casadesus, Therese Casadesus Rawson received a Ph.D. in French language and literature from the University of Pennsylvania in 1977. She has taught French, Humanities, French Diction and French vocal repertoire to singers at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia for nearly 30 years. Besides teaching and performing—she is a soprano focusing on Bach and French repertoire--Therese Casadesus Rawson is also active as a lecturer in a variety of topics pertaining to French culture, music, literature, painting, culinary arts. She has been and continues to be involved with French or Franco-American cultural institutions. She was President of the Alliance Française de Philadelphie for nearly 10 years, and has been President of the Fontainebleau Associations for 25 years: the stateside support group which helps organize and finance the summer Music and Fine Arts program at the Château de Fontainebleau. Therese's involvement with the Fontainebleau Schools is steeped in the legacy of her famous parents, Robert and Gaby, and her brother Jean, who were themselves devoted to the Fontainebleau Schools, teaching extensively at the Conservatoire Américain (the music side of the program). Remarkably, Robert and Gaby succeeded in running the program in New England during World War II and Gaby continued to teach until her passing in 1999 at the age of 98. The French Government awarded Therese the Palmes Académiques in recognition of her teaching activities, and, in 2001, she was named to the rank of Chevalier des Arts et Lettres on account of her efforts on behalf of Franco-American cultural affairs. Meosha Bean Films on Plex https://watch.plex.tv/person/meosha-bean Shout out ATL link -https://shoutoutatlanta.com/meet-meosha-bean-filmmaker-actor/ Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/n-l-holmes/https://www.nlholmes.com/A Nun-Turned-Archaeologist's Journey into Ancient EgyptHolmes brings decades of expertise as both an archaeologist and professor to her writing, blending historical precision with captivating storytelling. Her novels immerse readers in worlds where explosive political shifts, dramatic family conflicts, and shocking scandals unfold against the backdrop of societies in flux.Drawing from her own fascinating journey, Holmes offers a unique perspective on history and storytelling, sharing insights from her life and work, including:The surprising decision to leave the convent after two decades to pursue archaeology.The compelling connection between historical fiction and today's political and cultural shifts.Behind-the-scenes revelations from the reign of Akhenaten, father of King Tut, and the turbulent dynamics of his kingdom.“These books breathe life into a long-gone era that resonates in startling ways with our own,” Holmes explains. Her stories echo modern themes of power, rebellion, and cultural upheaval, offering readers not just a captivating escape, but a deeper understanding of the timeless forces that shape human nature.Whether you're drawn to mysterious assassinations, forbidden love affairs, or political revolt, Holmes's work offers an unmissable journey through history. With vivid characters and meticulously crafted settings, her novels deliver a front-row seat to the intrigue of ancient Egypt—and a lens through which we can reflect on our own world.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://tonimmir.com/about/BioToni M. Mir is a music composer nominated for a Goya in 2020. His pieces include soundtracks for movies, documentaries, commercials and television series.Due to his many creative accomplishments, he is now a celebrated member of the European Film Academy, the Spanish Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences, and the Catalan Film Academy.His passion for music was revealed in his early childhood, when he started playing and discovering harmony through an old piano in the family house.  This playful way of learning has defined his very own style, striving to create a singular language, leaving academic standards behind.Composing, for him, is a way to translate stories into feelings, and to infuse fictional universes with a touch of color and emotion that can only be achieved through music.Toni is the soul and founder of Trafalgar 13 Music House(2004), an independent music lab situated in the heart of Barcelona, Spain -now with a branch office in Los Angeles-, home to numerous original soundtracks for award-winning films along with commercial melodies for prestigious brands.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.instagram.com/Blacq_Prodigalhttps://linktr.ee/BlacqProdigalhttps://www.facebook.com/BlacqProdigalhttps://www.youtube.com/@blacqprodigalhttps://www.tiktok.com/@blacqprodigalhttps://x.com/BlacqProdigalBiMultitalented singer, musician, and producer, Blacq Prodigal gifts listeners with his latest single,"For What You Have Done," featuring Tiffany Andrews & The Unit. Through his music, Blacq Prodigal welcomes listeners to the church community and the fulfillment of having a true connection with God.Hailing from Punta Gorda, Florida, Blacq Prodigal delivers thoughtful, soul-awakening balladsfor all to enjoy. His talents reach beyond singing into the realm of songwriting, production, andbusiness management. A producer and owner of his production company, Church Boy Ent.,Blacq Prodigal is no stranger to working hard for a cause he believes in. “Everyone has differenttalents and gifts,” shares Blacq Prodigal. “I let my team use their talents in the best way theycan.” Alongside the musicians under his wing, Blacq Prodigal connects churches and events withmusicians to enable people to praise and worship anywhere.Blacq Prodigal's music is not only a lifelong passion but also his calling. “I was born into musiclike I was born into church,” shares Blacq Prodigal. “My mom sang, and my dad was a musician.Both are pastors at our church. I taught myself to play drums, bass guitar, lead guitar, and pianojust by being in church all the time. My father moved me around learning all the instruments.”Despite mastery of many instruments, Blacq Prodigal lets the message lead the way in hissongwriting. His approach to writing always begins with the lyrics. Empowered with bothwritten and musical talent, Blacq Prodigal finds that music flows naturally once the words areon the page. Through every song, he seeks to remain authentic to a higher calling. “I writewords because it's a personal conversation with God,” shares Blacq Prodigal. “My music is amessage that's given to me.”“To me, it's a love ballad to God,” Blacq Prodigal explains. “How I'm thankful for all the thingshe's done—good or bad. It's always been a learning experience. He'll bring me through thoseexperiences by living life.”Blacq Prodigal wants listeners to know that being in love with God isn't a bad thing. “I'mthankful for what he's done,” explains the artist. “People want him to do something for them.I'm thankful for what he's already done.” The single is a ballad focusing on the entirerelationship with God. His words both guide listeners to another way of life and reflect on hisown experiences.Working with Tiffany Andrews, the featured artist on his single, was “a dream come true” forBlacq Prodigal. “It was amazing working with her,” he shares. “Four years ago, I told my wife Iwanted to work with her on this.” Call it manifestation or divine intervention, Blacq Prodigalwas blessed with the opportunity he had hoped for.Up next for Blacq Prodigal is the upcoming single “Goodbye to the Game.” The ballad reflectson Blacq Prodigal's time on the streets and how he's long since moved forward. During his timein prison, Blacq Prodigal was able to develop his vision for this project. “I wrote the balladbecause it's part of my life,” he adds. “I'm not afraid or ashamed of it. By being able to relate tothe streets and in church, I'm trying to be the bridge that brings people back to God. If I canreturn, everyone can return.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.youtube.com/@Jerykomusichttps://www.jeryko.com/InstagramBioSometimes music is more than just a listening experience, inspiring us to connect withsomething deeper.Such is the case with the music of rising artist Jeryko, whose debut full-length album invites listeners to explore their own sense of meaning and wonder. Known for his sold-outperformances at New York venues like Gramercy Theater and Music Hall of Williamsburg,Jeryko has cultivated a local US and international fanbase from places like South Africa,Europe, and Australia. His signature style blends neo-Hasidic spirituality with contemporarysounds. In collaboration with producer Prince Fox, his new album is being released track bytrack, starting with the singles “Walk Away” and “Dreaming.”The latest single, “Dreaming,” captures the heart of Jeryko's artistic vision: what he calls thesecond coming-of-age. This pivotal life stage, as he describes it, involves moving beyond theinitial transition into adulthood to seek a deeper purpose, forge meaningful connections, andembrace a connection with something higher than ourselves. “It's about committing to a life withmore depth—asking yourself, ‘What am I here for?'”Musically, the single balances dreamlike airiness with grounded determination. Ethereal beatsand layered guitar melodies point to the higher aspirations of Jeryko's dreams, while gritty bassand drum breakdowns reflect the earthly resolve needed to achieve them. The lyrics underscorethis duality:“Dreaming / Head's up in the clouds / I'm just dreaming / They tell me to come down / Allthey know is what they tell themselves / But I'm still dreaming in the clouds / Not comingdown.”With influences like Kings of Leon, Chance the Rapper, and Mac Miller, Jeryko's sound defiesgenres while staying deeply rooted in his faith. His spiritual and artistic direction drawsinspiration from pioneers like Hasidic reggae star Matisyahu and Christian rapper Forrest Frank.Similarly, Jeryko is bringing Jewish-inspired music into the global mainstream. Producer PrinceFox, known for his work with Bebe Rexha and Hailee Steinfeld, contributed his expertise to theproject, helping Jeryko craft a polished yet soulful sound.Jeryko's creative process is inspired by Jewish mysticism, particularly the idea that everymoment and creation has its own melody. “When I write,” he explains, "it feels similar to an actof prayer, because you& trying to communicate the most real things in your heart and connectwith something much bigger than yourself." Whether composing alone or improvising with anaudience, this philosophy drives his artistry and creates a sense of connection in his music.The theme of a second coming of age resonates deeply with Jeryko's personal journey. Afterearly experiences and a career behind the scenes in the music industry, working in labels andmanagement, there was a moment when something clicked. His passion for creatingmusic—and inspiring others—ultimately drew him back. “When you have so many people in oneroom listening to you,” he says, “you have an incredible opportunity to share a positivemessage. I think a lot of artists miss out on that opportunity.” Jeryko wants to leave his listenerswith meaningful takeaways they can carry into their own lives.Jeryko's music is available on all major streaming platforms. Listen to now on Spotify, and learnmore about Jeryko's journey on his website.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

http://www.willpreston.com/SpotifyTiktokhttps://www.facebook.com/willprestonmusichttps://twitter.com/thewillpreston?lang=enBioInternational R&B artist Will Preston invites listeners to explore a deeper facet of love in his latest single, “Merry Go Round.” With 20 years of singing and performing under his belt, Will welcomes fans all over the world to a new chapter of his career.2024 is the year of Will Preston. From launching his first clothing label, My Best Interest Apparel, to releasing his new single, Will has taken personal setbacks as an opportunity to work even harder this year. At the beginning of 2024, Will unexpectedly lost his father, who was a devoted supporter of Will's career. “It was ammunition to keep me going. My father would've been proud of what I've accomplished this year,” shares Will Preston. Now, approaching the tail-end of 2024, Will is excited to share his latest release, the single “Merry Go Round.”“Merry Go Round” is an introspective look at the darker side of love, the push and pull of wanting someone you know isn't good for you. Instead of walking away, the narrator (through the voice of Will) explores the complexity of wanting to move on while also wanting to stay on the ride that is love. It's a tune to which many can relate. Few are lucky enough to never know the pain of holding on to a relationship that has long been dead and only hope is left to keep it alive. Then there's the rest of us, who hang to Will Preston's every lyric in mutual understanding.“Merry Go Round” opens with dreamy, upbeat vibes, slowly introducing Will Preston's smooth vocals into the mix. His voice carries emotion and depth that add a layer to the story. Combining his signature smooth R&B vocals with a pop twist, Will Preston breathes new life into the single, showcasing his vocal strength and versatility. By infusing his signature ballad style with a tinge of pop, Will is able to speak to wider audiences with his latest single.Since the release of his last single, Will Preston has taken time to reflect and write. “Coming through the end of COVID, there was a lot of downtime in the music industry. This created the perfect opportunity to dig deeper into concepts and topics. I wanted to explore love from the standpoint of a toxic love situation. It's a different side of love we don't often think about, and taking a break from performing during COVID gave me a chance to ponder deeply into the notion. There are so many facets of love to explore,” explains Will.As for his clothing line, Will Preston is excited to embark on a new creative journey. “I know music, but fashion is a different world for me. You can try to apply the same formulas, but it's different. Yet, like my music, I strive to make something high quality that I would be proud to wear. I translate the same energy of making music to my clothing line.”Much like making music, Will finds that he can convert a vision or sound into a finished product in his fashion venture. “It's a different way of seeing the world through a creative lens. You just can't put words to it,” he adds.Next year, we can look forward to Will Preston commencing a new chapter. Not only will he be releasing his new album (before his birthday in April), but he will also be focusing on live performances and engaging with fans on tour.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Beyond the Pokédex The God Keep Series Instagram@kelsiumeko @curtis.McgannBio Kelsi Umeko is a Japanese American actress, producer, writer, director. She currently is the host, “Maple” , on a show for Pokémon called Beyond the Pokedex. Kelsi wrote , directed , produced and starred in the feature film Second Chance , alongside her husband Curtis McGann. She is currently in preproduction on multiple narrative film projects that will film in 2025. Kelsi is a homeschool mom to her sons Kiyo, 11, and Paxtin, 4. Kelsi is also a deacon at her church and she is the youth group leader. She loves the outdoors, has an obsession with plants, and loves spending time with her family. BioCurtis McGann is an American actor born and raised in the Midwest. He grew up down the street from Notre Dame in South Bend, IN. Curtis played rugby and qualified to compete on the national team but decided to join the US Army ROTC program, and swore in as a cadet at the University of Hawaii Manoa instead. Beyond the Pokédex https://www.youtube.com/playlist?app=desktop&list=PLQWzKIaERiry_z8QRCLMutrN-KIs61EmSThe God Keep Series https://www.youtube.com/@UC_oMySIMCpf-0WUm4Mn403gBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Instagram TiktokBioRose Prince is an artist who thrives on the emotional authenticity of his music. And,through his own emotional authenticity, he hopes to find relatability with his listeners.His new single “Freak” is one that compiles a series of late night adventures he's had inhis life. He hopes it reminds people of their own exciting nights out.“I'm picking up diamonds and curating certain experiences from my life. I want to say it'slike a dark dream…somewhere between fantasy and reality. It's not like my life is likethis every day…but I wrote this song because I've been there.”Written over the course of years, “Freak” is a song Rose Prince hopes people queue upin their pre-game moments, add to their *spicy* playlist, or blast through bass-boostingcar speakers on the way to the afterparty. As a songwriter who always writes withintentionality, he wants the lyrics of the song to resonate with people. He also wants thesong to give people confidence in their “carpe diem” moments. Through the song'sentrancing production, heavy bass and overall mystical sound, the dreamlike state Rosewas going for is strong throughout the entirety of the track.“When people hear this, I want them to be like ‘Oh wow, this is hard.' I want them to feelthat way about the beat and the lyrics.”Rose Prince is an artist that doesn't only create or listen to music but absorbs it. Whenlistening to his favorite artists, lyrics and production stand out to him clearly. He admiresartists like The Weeknd, A$AP Rocky and Metro Boomin, who are all known forimmersive sonic cohesion in their music. The emotional resonance he has with lyrics ofhis favorite songs is the blueprint for the effect his own music is written to have.“I write the music I want to hear.” The song “Freak” is a track whose lyrics paint specific pictures in the listener's mind. They take the person hearing Rose Prince's words to the moment he was in and the mindstate during those events.“There's no limit to what you can write. Lyrics are pure emotion turned into words andyou take that emotion and build whatever you want with it.”For Rose Prince, the sounds around the lyrics are just as important. Rose oftenenvisions melodies and sounds in his own head and works with producers to bring thefull concept to life. Sometimes, the producer brings something different than what hehad in mind and the end result is one that is even greater than what he envisioned.Collaboration is something he embraces and he's well aware of the positive results itcan create. “I'd say my strength is in songwriting…I want to find producers who can take my visionfor a song and craft a professional quality production…I'm not willing to sacrificequality…I think combining skill sets is important as a creator.”While “Freak” sits in the lane of electronic, pop, rap-signing, Rose plans to go forsomething completely different with his next release. However, the intentionality with themusic remains. By having such a diverse interest in the multi layered beauty of music,Rose Prince is able to take inspiration from his influences and craft something that bestreflects who he is. He knows that no matter what he writes, they will be his words andthey will be expressed in the way that he wants them to be. The emotional resonanceand relatability will remain at the forefront as he crafts his story his way.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

InstagramVimeoBioMercedes Arturo is a multidisciplinary artist from Argentina, currently based in Los Angeles. Born in Patagonia, she has lived in Argentina, Chile, Spain, Germany, and Switzerland.Her artistic journey began in theater, specializing in wardrobe and stage design. She worked on around 20 plays in Buenos Aires's off circuit and the San Martin National Theater. She also designed the wardrobe for Disney's "Topa in Junior Express," touring across Latin America.Arturo studied Film Direction at ENERC in Buenos Aires and has written and directed short films, music videos, and VR experiences showcased at festivals like Sundance, Tribeca, and Venice. In 2024, she participated in the Rising Voices Programme, creating the short film "Back Home," which premiered at Tribeca.Her films "Traviata" and "First Tale" are part of the Cine.Ar catalog, with "First Tale" also available on Thirteen.org (PBS). "Traviata" has won multiple awards and represented Argentina at international events.Her visual works, including sculptures and installations, have been exhibited at venues like the National Academy of Fine Arts in New York and Frieze Art Fair LA. Themes of secrets, confinement, and life as a foreigner are central to her work.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.esinaydingoz.com/Instagram BioEsin Aydingoz is a versatile composer and conductor from Turkey, working across animation, film, TV, video games, and stage musicals. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, she served as Assistant Chair of the Screen Scoring Department.In 2024, Aydingoz was Grammy-nominated for her cello arrangement of "Paint It Black" for Netflix's "Wednesday," reaching #1 on the Billboard Classical Charts with over 37 million Spotify plays. Her score for "Black Barbie" premiered at SXSW, and her feature film "Simchas and Sorrows" earned her a David Raksin Award nomination. Her work is featured on major platforms like Netflix, Apple TV+, and Amazon Prime Video.Aydingoz has conducted tours with Disney Concerts, worked with the Royal Bangkok Symphony Orchestra, and created acclaimed arrangements for Disney. Her concert compositions have been performed globally, including at Carnegie Hall and the Louvre Abu Dhabi.As a mentor and leader in organizations like Sound Thinking NYC, the SCL, and the Alliance for Women Film Composers, Aydingoz is committed to enhancing the world through music.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

Spotifyhttps://tr.ee/GQeC5UDksbItunes:https://music.apple.com/us/artist/marcus-m-positive-parker/880849246"Grown Folk Business" Visual Albumhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reNDTDeKeA4Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/motivationalrapPersonal Sitehttp://MarcusParker.comGlowkeyringshttp://Glowkeyrings.comBio Entrepreneur, Innovator, and Founder of GlowkeyringsMarcus Parker, also known as "M-Positive," is a passionate entrepreneur and visionary with a keen focus on blending innovation with everyday practicality. At 50 years old, he is a proud husband and father of four, drawing constant inspiration from his family to drive his personal and professional endeavors.As the founder of Glowkeyrings, a groundbreaking concept in the 3D printing space, Marcus has created customized, glow-in-the-dark keychains that merge functionality with personalized design. This innovative product aims to add both utility and a touch of creativity to daily life.Marcus is eager to share his creation with others and invites individuals to experience a Glowkeyring firsthand. For further details, the attached flyers provide an in-depth look into the product and its unique features, offering insight into how Glowkeyrings can brighten up your everyday routine—quite literally.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

https://www.lorainelifecoaching.com/https://www.instagram.com/loraine_giyg/https://www.tiktok.com/@loraine_giyg?lang=enhttps://www.facebook.com/loraine.loozen/YoutubeSpotifyPortland, Oregon – Loraine, the multifaceted singer-songwriter originally from the Netherlands and raised in Belgium, is set to captivate audiences with her enchanting new single, "Magic Man," available now. The track is a potent preview of her upcoming EP, Power From Love, slated for release on January 3rd, 2025. Known for her unique blend of soulful electronic pop, Loraine's latest release offers a magical journey into the power of creation and self-transformation."Magic Man" is a reflection of Loraine's deep belief in the power to manifest and create one's own reality. "It's about magic," she shares. "We can create our own life. We can create our own world. We have the power to do that." The song was born out of inspiration from Loraine's time as a nanny for four young girls who loved fairies and magical worlds, combining this with her musical influences at the time. The result is an uplifting track that blends fantasy with a grounded yet whimsical message. Jokingly, she adds that her husband now is convinced the song is about him, which adds a fun extra layer of interpretation to the song…The song's evolution is just as fascinating as its message. Initially written over a decade ago, "Magic Man" began as an acoustic piece. Loraine explains, “I recorded the acoustic version... but working with my producer on all the electronic stuff... I wasn't sure at first. But then I grew into really loving it.” The electronic production adds a fresh layer to the song, transforming it into a soulful anthem about growth, nurturing, and patience. "It's just a lighter writing... not taking it too seriously either," she says, which adds a sense of fun and freedom to the track."Magic Man" is the second single off Loraine's upcoming EP Power From Love, which explores the concept of embracing one's personal power. Loraine describes the EP's theme as finding strength not in fear or anger but in love, stillness, and self-worth. "There is power in love, where you don't necessarily need to do much... it comes down to self-love," she explains, offering listeners a sense of calm and empowerment.For Loraine, music has always been a part of her life. Growing up in a musical family, she was immersed in music early on. “As long as I can remember, I was singing and doing music,” she shares, noting that her mother, a former elementary teacher, instilled a love for music through interactive classes. This early exposure to music paved the way for Loraine to develop a passion for singing and songwriting and, later, integrate her music into her career as a life coach. Through her coaching, Loraine uses music to help individuals process and transform emotions, promoting healing and self-empowerment.With influences ranging from Christina Aguilera to Taylor Swift and Banks, Loraine's musical style draws on a mix of genres, allowing her to create a distinctive sound that blends electronic beats with heartfelt lyrics. Her ability to draw on her own experiences and combine them with her love for music and coaching has led to a truly unique artistic voice.Fans can expect more from Loraine in the coming year as she continues to blend music with personal growth. Power From Love is an EP filled with empowering songs that encourage listeners to tap into their power and create their desired lives.For more information, visit LoraineLifeCoaching.com or follow Loraine on social media.About LoraineLoraine is a talented singer-songwriter and life coach based in Portland, Oregon. Originally from the Netherlands and raised in Belgium, she found her passion for songwriting after attending a workshop with European platinum artist Milow. With a background in orchestral music and a focus on electronic pop, Loraine's music blends soulful melodies with powerful messages of self-love, healing, and empowerment.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.

spotifyYoutubeFacebookInstagramhttps://www.tiktok.com/@alya.the.artistNo More Lonely Christmas, the new album from ALYA, which was just dropped, is a fulfilment of the artist's Christmas wish, embodied in the track that provides the name for the album.The eight tracks feature ALYA's versions of three classics, including a collaboration with Eric Clapton on “Silent Night,” and five original songs, including the title track, a fast, fun, hand-clapping, jazzy, pop love song.“We wanted to create something that would be an updated version of Mariah Carey's ‘All I Want for Christmas Is You,' which is a song I really love, a Christmas classic, but we felt like it's time for something new, fresh, cool, and ‘No More Lonely Christmas' is the song that came out of the thought.”Where Mariah's song is a wish for a certain someone, ALYA's song is the wish come true: I waited since foreverand now that we're togetherI feel the holiday cheerCuz I'll never be alone on Christmas“It was very fun to record,” she said. “There is a lot going on in the track.”Piano, horns, clapping, drums all combine in a happy, joyful celebration of love and the season.“It's just a very, very good feeling song. I had so much fun recording it, and I really hope that everybody else will feel the joy, feel the love that I put in the song. I really believe that it has all the chances of becoming a new Christmas classic.”The song is a perfect namesake for an album that carries the artist's Christmas hopes.“I wanted to put over so much love, so much good emotion, so much good energy that when you listen to the record you will feel like, no matter where you are, you are surrounded by your loved ones.”“Little Drummer Boy” and “I'll Be Home for Christmas,” along with “Silent Night,” are the album's three classics. Together, they constituted the EP she put out last year, Home for Christmas.They have been updated for the current album. This year's version of “I'll Be Home” features Indiara Sfair, “a wonderful musician from Brazil,” on harmonica.ALYA will live her Christmas wish on Monday in Los Angeles, when she will perform at the Good Shepherd Shelter for women and children who are victims of domestic violence. The children were asked to request gifts in advance, and they will get their wishes when ALYA distributes gifts.“I will be Mama Claus,” she said.Gifts will also be distributed to the mothers and staff and ALYA is providing a catered luncheon for the residents and staff.On December 19, she is streaming a live show from Burbank for STAGE.LIVE.BUY, a showcase for new artists modeled after NPR's “Tiny Desk” series.The day the album released she performed for a “Models in Comedy” Christmas special.ALYA was born and raised in the Soviet Union and, as a child, started classical vocal training. She immigrated as an adult to the United States in 2012 and began her career in music.“I dropped everything and started my life from scratch,” she says in her official biography. “I took the road less traveled, and that has made all the difference.”She has amassed millions of viewers on her social media platforms. Her single “Hope,” released earlier this year, went viral on TikTok, drawing more than a million views. As an artist and a philanthropist, she has been featured in Star, Us Weekly, In Touch Weekly and Life & Style.Beginning last year, she took her career further down the road less taken, putting out music at a much faster pace.“It takes a while to find the right people. It takes a while to find the sound that you really love,” she said, “and I'm just warming up.”No More Lonely Christmas is her first full length album. Next year, she will come out with more singles.“We will probably drop an album at the end of next year with a new sound, with new people.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/creator-to-creators-with-meosha-bean--4460322/support.