Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence

Welcome to this episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni, and I lays seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Ray Bernard joins Blonde Intelligence to unpack his remarkable 30-year musical journey and the evolution of his distinctive sound—a personal fusion of roots, soul, and reggae that defies traditional genre boundaries. With candid reflection, Ray reveals how his approach mirrors a growing trend among independent artists who create their own musical categories and cultivate dedicated audiences outside mainstream expectations.The conversation explores how musicians adapt and grow with age—developing improved skills while facing new challenges in capturing audience attention. Ray's pragmatic embrace of technology stands out as he shares how he incorporated AI vocal processing in his latest self-produced album "And the Horse You Rode In On" when collaborators weren't available, demonstrating how established artists can leverage new tools to overcome creative obstacles.We delve into the pandemic's silver linings for introverted creators, the democratization of music production through affordable technology, and the persistent value of professional studio environments. Ray offers heartfelt advice to emerging musicians about early business education, marketing experimentation, and the critical importance of persistence through discouragement. His story illuminates the evolving indie music landscape where authenticity, adaptation, and community knowledge-sharing create pathways to sustainable artistic careers. Whether you're a musician seeking guidance or a music lover curious about the behind-the-scenes reality of independent artistry, Ray's insights offer valuable perspective on crafting a meaningful musical journey beyond mainstream constraints.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host, Ms. Roni, and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Maxx Osama takes us behind the curtain of his dual life as both a culinary creator and musical artist in this captivating episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle. The Tennessee-based independent musician opens up about how his early passion for poetry evolved into hip-hop artistry, creating a foundation for authentic storytelling that defines his sound today."I cook on beats and I cook in restaurants," Maxx shares with refreshing candor, explaining how he balances his day job at a buffet-style restaurant with his true calling as a musician. With over 100 professional releases under his belt, his prolific output comes from a place of genuine creative urgency – often recording two to three tracks daily when inspiration strikes.The conversation dives deep into the evolving landscape of hip-hop, where Maxx navigates the delicate balance between lyrical complexity and mainstream appeal. He thoughtfully addresses how today's music industry often feels "more like a popularity contest than a talent contest," yet remains committed to versatility without compromising his artistic integrity. His recent singles "Third Degree" and "My Story" showcase this adaptability, with the latter evolving into an ongoing series born from personal loss and emotional expression.What stands out most is Maxx's global perspective on artistic collaboration. Having worked with producers and artists from Australia, the UK, and across the United States, he embraces the borderless nature of modern music creation. His involvement in "The Heist" – an ambitious project bringing together 20 artists through Shadow Works Entertainment – demonstrates his commitment to community and creative partnership.Whether discussing the challenges of capturing audience attention in the first few seconds of a track, the implications of AI in music production, or the authenticity behind rap beefs, Maxx offers nuanced insights that will resonate with creators and music lovers alike. Search "Maxx Osama" on any streaming platform to experience his music, and reach out for collaborations regardless of genre or geography – this is an artist genuinely open to connection and creative exchange.Support the show

Welcome to Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host, Ms. Roni, and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. What happens when you finally stop trying to fit in and embrace your true calling? Gospel artist Miss Lady Michelle's powerful testimony on this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence reveals the freedom that comes with authentic expression.Michelle's debut album "Misfit" chronicles her journey from outsider to empowered artist who found her voice after surrendering to her true purpose. "The music that comes through me is God-breathed," she explains, describing how years of trying to conform to industry expectations gave way to divine inspiration once she embraced her authentic calling. The seven-track album, which serves as a soundtrack to her book "Nobody's Daughter," offers listeners an intimate glimpse into her transformation through struggles with rejection and belonging.Throughout our conversation, Michelle shares profound wisdom about creative integrity, explaining her willingness to walk away from studio sessions when recordings don't match her vision. "Though I paid for studio time and I put money into making the song, if it ain't right I ain't putting it out," she insists. Her approach to social media emphasizes genuine connection over promotion, creating space for followers to understand the experiences behind her music. Perhaps most inspiring is Michelle's perspective on uniqueness: "Can't nobody beat you being you... They can try to emulate your style, but they'll never be you." Her journey reminds us that our greatest strength comes not from fitting in, but from embracing what makes us different.Whether you're an independent artist seeking your authentic voice or someone struggling to find where you belong, this episode offers the spiritual rope of hope you've been searching for. Listen now on all streaming platforms and follow @BlondeIntelligence for more inspiring conversations with creators who are carving their own path.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host, Ms. Roni, and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Ever wondered what happens when musical passion meets life's unexpected turns? Lindsey Ferguson's story captivates as she reveals the winding path that led to her debut album "Being a Girl" on this episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle.Lindsey takes us from her early songwriting days at age 11 through her music business education at NYU, where she gained crucial knowledge about distribution, royalties, and promotion strategies that many independent artists miss. She offers a fascinating comparison between the New York and Los Angeles music scenes—noting that while both cities overflow with talent, LA's physical spaciousness creates more opportunity for meaningful artistic connections and collaborations.The heart of our conversation unveils the deeply personal journey behind "Being a Girl." Lindsay's album chronicles her evolution from struggling with dating in New York City to completing her master's degree during pandemic isolation (celebrating her virtual graduation alone in her childhood bedroom) to falling in love with a producer who taught her production skills over Zoom. That creative partnership blossomed into both romance and artistic collaboration when she moved to Los Angeles, forming "Ned and Wendy the Band" with her now-fiancé.We dive into the tension many artists feel between creative authenticity and marketing demands. Lindsey candidly admits that social media pressures initially deterred her from fully committing to music, though she's now reluctantly embraced platforms like TikTok while maintaining her artistic integrity. Her approach balances building a genuine online presence while acknowledging the practical necessities of music promotion.Listen to "Being a Girl" on all streaming platforms and follow Lindsey's musical journey on Instagram @lindseybinsey95 or YouTube at Lindsey Ferguson Music. Whether you're an aspiring musician or simply love hearing stories of creative resilience, this episode offers both practical wisdom and heartfelt inspiration. Remember to follow me @BlondeIntelligence or hit me on the website for questions, scheduling, or to cop your merch at www.Blonde-Intelligence.com.Support the show

Celebrity relationships often live and die in the public eye, but what happens when love and business are deeply intertwined? On this episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence, we dive into the fascinating intersection of personal relationships and professional careers in the entertainment industry.The spotlight falls on three high-profile Black celebrity couples experiencing public breakups: Cardi B and Offset, Remy Ma and Papoose, and Teyana Taylor and her husband. Each relationship represents a different dynamic in how couples market themselves and how their personal disputes affect their professional lives. Cardi's explosive reactions to Offset's spousal support requests have generated both sympathy and criticism, while Remy and Papoose's seemingly perfect union has crumbled under public scrutiny. Meanwhile, Teyana Taylor's established solo career may have protected her from the worst professional fallout of relationship drama.What emerges is a compelling study of how these relationships function not just as personal connections but as business ventures. We explore fan reactions through social media posts that largely support these women standing up for themselves after trying to protect their partners. The recurring theme across all three situations is captured in the phrase "you never miss your water until your well runs dry" – a painful lesson these celebrity couples seem to learn too late.For anyone fascinated by celebrity culture, relationship dynamics, or the business of entertainment, this episode offers thoughtful analysis of how public breakups can either damage or sometimes even enhance a personal brand. Subscribe to Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence on all platforms and visit www.blonde-intelligence.com for merch and more content exploring the ever-changing landscape of the music industry.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence.  Am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. What drives celebrities to air their personal grievances on social media? The recent public drama between married rap couple Remy Ma and Papoose offers a fascinating window into this modern phenomenon.Behind the carefully cultivated "Black Love" image they've presented for years lies a more complex reality now playing out across social platforms. The episode dives deep into the psychology behind these public disputes, examining how insecurities, financial motivations, and the desire for narrative control all contribute to celebrities sharing private conflicts with millions of followers.When Remy makes statements suggesting she's "not one of those skinny bitches" who rely on looks rather than talent, we glimpse the potential insecurities fueling her public responses. The disconnect between her supportive words and contradictory body language in interviews with Papoose reveals subtle tensions that fans have picked up on for years. Is this simply a case of displaced anger, or a strategic move to reinvigorate public interest in her career?The discussion explores how social media has fundamentally transformed celebrity relationships with both fans and each other. The immediacy of these platforms allows for real-time narrative control but also creates new pressures and pitfalls. When public perception suggests one partner "dated up" while the other "dated down," how does this affect the relationship's power dynamics and individual self-worth?Join us for this thought-provoking exploration of celebrity culture, social media strategy, and the complex motivations behind public displays of private conflicts. Catch Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence on all podcasting platforms, predominantly on YouTube, and visit www.blonde-intelligence.com for merch and more information. Follow me @BlondeIntelligenceSupport the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence,.  I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Dive into the dark side of the music industry as we examine the far-reaching implications of the Sean P. Diddy Combs trial. This pivotal case forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about power, abuse, and accountability that have long lurked beneath the glamorous surface of the entertainment business.We explore how disturbing testimony regarding physical and psychological abuse highlights pervasive power imbalances that silence victims and perpetuate cycles of harm. The psychological impact extends beyond direct victims to fans experiencing betrayal, business partners facing reputational damage, and young artists questioning whether the industry is worth entering at all.The normalization of controlling behavior and substance abuse creates a toxic environment that undermines creative authenticity and personal safety. Yet this watershed moment also presents an opportunity for meaningful change. We discuss potential reforms including stricter safety guidelines from record labels, improved mental health resources, and a fundamental cultural shift toward transparency and accountability.Most importantly, we examine whether this case will become a turning point for the music industry—one that finally acknowledges the human cost of unchecked power and prioritizes ethical considerations alongside commercial success. The answers will determine not just the future of individual careers but the very soul of music as an art form.Subscribe to Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence on all podcast platforms to join the conversation about creating a more equitable, safe, and creatively vibrant music industry for everyone.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. The rhythm of innovation pulses through every moment of our conversation with Houston-based producer and DJ John Lacey. Beginning as a traditional drummer under the guidance of respected jazz musicians, Lacey's musical journey represents the fascinating evolution many modern musicians experience—the dance between acoustic foundations and digital possibilities.Lacey takes us through his transition from acoustic drums to the MPC, explaining how his initial reluctance toward technology eventually blossomed into a distinctive production style. "Being as how I'm such a rhythm-based artist, a lot of the times the rhythm comes first for me," he reveals, sharing insights into his beat-making process that seamlessly blends his drummer's instincts with sample-based production techniques.What truly sets Lacey apart is his revolutionary approach to DJing. Rather than traditional turntables, he performs with MPCs—one controlling DJ software and another for live finger drumming performances. This innovative technique creates shows that are visually captivating and musically complex, offering audiences something far beyond typical DJ sets. As a member of Houston Bass Runners competing in the National Beat Battle Association, Lacey consistently pushes the boundaries of what's possible with digital music tools.Perhaps most refreshing is Lacey's pragmatic approach to his craft. As a father of two young children, he balances artistic passion with financial responsibility, refusing to undervalue his work in an industry where artists are often expected to create for free. "Family is completely and utterly first for me," he emphasizes, reminding listeners that sustainable creativity requires setting boundaries and recognizing your worth.Whether you're a producer looking for technical inspiration, a musician navigating the balance between tradition and technology, or simply someone who appreciates honest conversation about the realities of creative work, this episode delivers genuine insights that will resonate long after the final beat drops. Subscribe now and discover how rhythm, innovation, and family values come together in the world of John Lacey.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Race play allegations involving Shannon Sharpe have sparked crucial conversations about racial fetishization, consent, and accountability. Sharpe's case exemplifies how public personas can mask troubling private behaviors, creating cognitive dissonance for fans who struggle to reconcile the beloved "Unc" with someone engaging in activities that dehumanize and commodify racial identity.The podcast delves deep into what race play actually entails - sexual fantasies emphasizing racial stereotypes that strip away dignity and humanity. We explore why this practice is particularly problematic within Black communities, given the historical context of systematic oppression and ongoing struggles against racism. When prominent figures like Sharpe engage in these behaviors, they inadvertently normalize fetishization of race and reinforce harmful stereotypes many have fought to dismantle.Beyond the surface-level discussion of consent lies a more complex examination of power dynamics. The significant financial transactions reported in Sharpe's case raise serious questions about whether true consent exists when economic leverage and age disparities are involved. As we analyze the red flags in Sharpe's past behavior and commentary, including provocative humor that desensitizes audiences to issues of respect, we ask harder questions about accountability. What responsibility do public figures have when their private behavior contradicts values of dignity they publicly espouse? And how do we move forward with conversations that address not just the what of these allegations, but the deeper why and the broader impact on racial stereotypes within our communities?Subscribe to Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence on all podcasting platforms and social media for more thought-provoking discussions that challenge us to examine our culture with deeper understanding and compassion. Visit www.blonde-intelligence.com for merch and to join the conversation.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite crainial repertoire. What does it really take to make it as an independent artist in today's music landscape? Killer D joins us to share his raw, unfiltered journey from the projects of Louisiana to the competitive Houston music scene.Born with natural artistic talent but initially too shy to showcase it, Killer D reveals how he transformed from writing poetry in closets with egg cartons on the walls to commanding stages with confidence. His story is one of persistent evolution—holding onto a hook for ten years until finding the perfect beat for his club hit "Pop It," which unexpectedly gained radio play across multiple states including Georgia, Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.The conversation dives deep into the creative process behind making authentic strip club bangers, with Killer D explaining the cultural context that makes his Louisiana-influenced sound distinctive. We explore the crucial difference between being an entertainer versus a performer, witnessing firsthand his ability to captivate audiences even when performing acapella. His practical approach to reading crowds before determining setlists demonstrates the adaptability essential for lasting success.Perhaps most valuable are Killer D's unvarnished insights into industry relationships. From the importance of proper collaboration paperwork to navigating local gatekeeping, he shares wisdom earned through both success and setbacks. "Artists need DJs," he emphasizes, detailing how building relationships with everyone from club owners to waitstaff creates the network necessary for independent advancement. His experiences highlight how regional scenes can simultaneously support and limit emerging artists.Ready to hear what authentic music hustle sounds like? Listen now to gain practical wisdom from an artist carving his own path on his own terms—and catch his single "Pop It" while you're at it.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host, Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Producer and artist 705 takes us on a fascinating journey through his musical evolution, from his childhood in Lagos, Nigeria to becoming a rising star in London's vibrant music scene. With a sound he describes as "Afrofusion," 705 seamlessly blends hip-hop, R&B, and Afrobeats to create something uniquely personal yet universally appealing."It's a fusion of everything," he explains, detailing how Western influences like Biggie Smalls and 112 mesh with African icons like Fela Kuti in his music. This cultural hybridity shines through in tracks like "Filmtrick," where English rap meets Yoruba lyrics over infectious production. What stands out most is 705's commitment to musical authenticity in an increasingly artificial landscape. When discussing the rise of AI in music creation, he stands firm: "The human mind is smarter than AI. AI is supposed to help you, not do it for you."Throughout our conversation, 705 shares valuable insights about the music industry – from his preference for genuine collaborations over paid features to the evolving importance of visual branding. His business philosophy echoes that of his musical hero 50 Cent, focusing on longevity and authentic storytelling. "Music should have a purpose," he insists. "You shouldn't just make noise in people's ears."As 705 prepares to release new summer-ready tracks that further explore his Afrofusion sound with Yoruba rap elements, it's clear we're witnessing an artist who honors his roots while boldly pushing forward. Find his music on all streaming platforms under "705" and follow his journey on social media @705beats.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. What happens when media representation collides with the lived reality of Black women in America? In this powerful exploration, we dive deep into the damaging disconnect between how Black women are portrayed and who they truly are.The recent controversies surrounding Tyler Perry's comments about relationship standards and the shocking use of monkey imagery on Love & Hip Hop serve as our starting points. We unpack why these incidents matter deeply and how they fit into a broader pattern of disrespect toward Black women. When Beverly Bond founded Black Girls Rock in 2006, she recognized a crucial need to counter negative stereotypes with empowering images of Black women—a mission that remains urgently relevant today.The statistics tell a story rarely reflected on screen: 64.1% of Black women hold bachelor's degrees, 71.5% have earned master's degrees, and 63.8% possess PhDs. Beyond academia, Black women have pioneered medical technologies, contributed significantly to internet development, built successful businesses, and patented groundbreaking software. As one powerful quote reminds us, "To be Black and a woman is to wake up every day in your body to be policed about your skin, about your gender and even your own existence—and that loving yourself is a protest."We challenge the notion that Black women should accept being called dehumanizing names or settle for partners who contribute minimally while expecting maximum appreciation. The reality shows and music videos frequently shaping public perception represent only a fraction of Black womanhood, not the accomplished, educated leaders who deserve full respect and equal partnership. Join us as we advocate for authentic representation and recognition of Black women's true brilliance and contributions. How will you help change the narrative?Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. What happens when artistic influence crosses into imitation? This week's episode dives deep into the controversy surrounding Drake's "Nokia" release and the allegations that he borrowed concepts from another Canadian artist without proper credit. The timing couldn't be more ironic as Drake battles Universal Music Group over his own artistic rights while potentially undermining those of others.We explore the fascinating contrast between Drake's approach and DaBaby's recent freestyle, where the latter paid respectful homage to Kendrick Lamar while maintaining his unique voice. DaBaby's performance showcases how artists can honor their influences without sacrificing authenticity – incorporating complex rhyme schemes and storytelling techniques reminiscent of Kendrick while infusing his own experiences and perspective.The episode examines the unwritten codes of hip-hop culture: when is sampling and referencing acceptable, and when does it cross ethical boundaries? As Kendrick himself stated, "You're not a rap artist, you're a scam artist" – a cutting critique that forces us to question the difference between inspiration and appropriation. We dissect Drake's seemingly contradictory actions, from his emotional vulnerability in lyrics to what critics perceive as calculated controversy, and consider what these actions reveal about artistic identity in today's music landscape. Whether you're a dedicated hip-hop head or simply interested in the ethics of creative expression, this episode offers rich insights into how authenticity shapes our perception of artists and their work. Listen now and join the conversation about what true artistic integrity looks like in modern hip-hop. Remember to follow me @BlondeIntelligence or @rroneiceSupport the show

When celebrities clash at a funeral, who gets hurt the most? Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I'm your host Ms. Roni, where I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. The recent passing of R&B legend Angie Stone should have been a moment for unified grief and celebration of her artistic legacy. Instead, it became the backdrop for yet another chapter in the ongoing Tyler Perry and Monique saga that has left many fans questioning what happened to basic funeral etiquette.Tyler Perry's decision to highlight Angie's disputes with Universal Music Group over royalty theft during her memorial service struck a discordant note in what should have been a harmonious tribute. While advocating for justice has its place, a funeral represents sacred ground where the focus belongs squarely on honoring the departed. Rather than sharing meaningful stories about Angie's musical contributions or personal character—like her powerful impact during a performance in Pine Bluff that reportedly coincided with a rare day of peace—Perry veered into territory many found inappropriate for the occasion.Not to be outdone, Monique took to social media to voice her dissatisfaction with Tyler's behavior while simultaneously reigniting their personal feud. Though she offered praise for Angie's talent, her timing and platform choice further complicated an already delicate situation. Both figures' actions serve as a sobering reminder of the responsibility public figures carry, especially during moments of collective mourning. Their conduct raises important questions about the boundaries between personal vendettas and public respect, particularly when a community is processing grief.Have you noticed other instances where celebrity conflicts overshadowed important moments of remembrance? Share your thoughts and join us next week for more cultural commentary that matters on Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with me, Blonde Intelligence, where I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire . What happens when a software engineer from India decides to follow his musical passion to Los Angeles? For Atul, it meant creating a unique blend of electronic pop that defies traditional genre boundaries.This week, we dive deep into Atul's fascinating ten-year journey since relocating to LA, where he's been performing along the Sunset Strip and developing what he calls "ecoustic electronic pop" – a distinctive fusion of acoustic instruments, electronic production, and catchy pop sensibilities. Atul shares the inspiration behind his upcoming releases, including a freedom anthem encouraging listeners to break free from life's constraints, and "Dancing in the Moonlight," a carefree track celebrating living in the moment.We explore how his background in computer science unexpectedly led to music, and how performing alongside musicians from various genres has expanded his artistic horizons. Rather than chasing mainstream success, Atul focuses on creating meaningful connections with listeners who truly resonate with his sound. His approach to music distribution reflects the modern streaming landscape – choosing to release singles every few months rather than traditional albums.Whether you're an aspiring musician looking to find your unique voice or simply love discovering fresh sounds that blend cultural influences with contemporary production, Atul's story offers both inspiration and a glimpse into the evolving world of independent music. Listen now, follow @AtulMusic on social platforms, and stream his music on Spotify, iTunes, and YouTube by searching "Atul Music" or "Atul Emotions." Follow me @BlondeIntelligenceSupport the show

The hip-hop landscape is shifting beneath Drake's feet. What happens when one of music's biggest commercial stars finds himself increasingly at odds with the culture that helped elevate him? This episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence pulls no punches as we dissect the fascinating tensions between Drake and the hip-hop community.At the heart of this cultural conversation lies authenticity—that precious currency in hip-hop circles. Drake's tendency to "cosplay" different identities, switching accents and styles depending on who he's around, has many questioning his artistic core. We explore how this chameleon-like quality, while showcasing versatility, raises legitimate concerns about genuineness in a genre built on keeping it real.The musical boundaries Drake crosses—blending pop, R&B and hip-hop—have broadened his appeal but alienated purists. As one critic memorably described it, Drake creates "target music"—something pleasant to shop to rather than art addressing real struggle. This perception stands in stark contrast to artists like Kendrick Lamar, who many believe has "annihilated Drake in every form of hip-hop." We examine how this competition plays out in an ecosystem where battles have historically operated without rules, and whether Drake's more emotional approach contradicts hip-hop's combative traditions.Beyond the music itself, we tackle the thorny questions of cultural appropriation and collaboration. Does Drake elevate the artists he works with, or simply absorb their styles before moving on? Has he benefited from Black culture without properly acknowledging its origins? From Megan Thee Stallion to Rick Ross, we highlight the growing chorus of voices challenging Drake's place in the culture.Ready for a thought-provoking deep dive into hip-hop's evolving landscape? Subscribe to Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence on your favorite podcasting platform and join the conversation about authenticity, cultural ownership, and what it truly means to contribute to hip-hop culture.Support the show

Trade wars have far-reaching consequences beyond what makes headlines, and the music industry stands particularly vulnerable when international relations sour. Looking at potential tensions between the United States and its neighbors Canada and Mexico, this episode examines how independent musicians and the broader music ecosystem could face serious challenges from trade disruptions.For independent artists already funding their careers out-of-pocket, tariffs on imported instruments and equipment would immediately squeeze already tight budgets. The recording gear many musicians rely on crosses borders multiple times during manufacturing, with each crossing potentially adding costs that ultimately land on creators. Beyond production, the vital lifeline of touring faces existential threats—not just making international performances less profitable, but potentially restricting artist movement altogether.The digital side of music won't escape unscathed either. Streaming platforms facing increased licensing costs across borders would inevitably pass those expenses to consumers, potentially reducing subscriber numbers in an already price-sensitive market. Meanwhile, the rich collaborative tradition between American, Canadian, and Mexican artists—which has historically produced innovative sounds and genres—stands to diminish as creative partnerships become logistically and financially challenging.Using coffee as an illuminating parallel, we explore how deeply trade policies penetrate everyday life and creative industries. Just as most American coffee is imported, making it vulnerable to trade tensions, so too are countless materials and services musicians depend on to create and share their art. The lesson becomes clear: when borders harden, culture suffers. For music to thrive, the connections between nations must remain strong and cooperative.Want to understand how global policies affect independent artists? Follow Indie Artist Music Hustle on all podcast platforms and social media, and support the show by grabbing merch at www.blonde-intelligence.com.Support the show

In this compelling episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle, which has been previously aired,  we delve deep into the stark contrasts between how society views Black women and their authentic selves.  We were inspired by the Kendrick Lamar Super Bowl Performance and how he depicted and showed respect for the Black woman. Our host, Ms. Roni, leads an enlightening discussion about the concept of "Black Girl Magic" and the need to dismantle harmful stereotypes that persist in the media. We explore narratives surrounding Black women's strength, intelligence, and resilience while unpacking recent controversies that highlight the challenges they face.Throughout the episode, listeners will be empowered to challenge their own perceptions and engage in meaningful conversations about respect and dignity for Black women. We reflect on statistics that reveal the true accomplishments of Black women, emphasizing that they are not defined by societal labels but celebrated for their rich stories and achievements. Join us as we navigate through crucial conversations about identity, protest, and the urgent need for societal change. Get ready to be inspired, motivated, and challenged. Subscribe to stay engaged, and don't miss your opportunity to leave a review or share with your friends!Support the show

What happens when YouTubers turn their cameras on each other in a game of digital courtroom drama? We tackle the complex motivations and far-reaching consequences of this growing trend. From Scruface to Danni Robertson, we uncover the layers of accountability, rivalry, and the intoxicating allure of exposure. This episode examines how this phenomenon festers a toxic environment, affecting both the mental well-being of creators and the quality of content they produce. We'll also discuss the pervasive undercurrent of cancel culture, exploring how commentators may exploit past missteps for engagement and relevance.But it's not all about controversy; we also shine a light on creativity at its finest with a gem for music lovers. Introducing the "Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence" podcast, where we spotlight unique indie talents shaking up the music scene. Available across all major platforms and featuring live streams, this podcast is your ticket to discovering fresh sounds and the intriguing stories behind the artists. Whether you're a fan looking for the next big thing in indie music or just curious about the creative hustle, this is your go-to resource for musical inspiration and insight. Tune in, and let the indie revolution begin!Support the show

Can a Super Bowl halftime show spark a cultural revolution? Kendrick Lamar's 2025 performance might just do that. With a bold use of red, white, and blue, Kendrick flips the script on traditional American symbols, turning them into a powerful commentary on the Black experience in America. By weaving in evocative lyrics and stunning visuals, he artfully challenges us to confront racial injustice and recognize the vital role of Black history within the broader American narrative. We unpack the layers of symbolism, from the commentary on unity and pride to the complex dance with figures like Uncle Sam, all of which make this halftime show more than just entertainment—it's a call to action.From our personal vantage point, we revel in the artistry that earned this show a solid 9 out of 10. But the excitement doesn't end there. We venture into the intriguing dynamic between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, suggesting a musical tête-à-tête that adds another layer of intrigue to the performance. Before we close, we throw a spotlight on "Indie Artist Music Hostel with Blonde Intelligence," a podcast that champions emerging indie artists and is a must-listen for anyone eager to discover their next favorite musician. Come along as we celebrate the intersection of music, culture, and the powerful messages that resonate long after the final note fades.Support the show

Asher returns to share his journey as an independent artist facing the rapid technological changes of the music industry. Discover how he balances the allure of advanced tools like AI while staying true to his artistic roots. Asher opens up about the intricacies of collaboration, revealing the necessity of producing fully-realized tracks to engage other artists meaningfully. Delve into the potential pitfalls of AI, and learn about the tightrope walk of maintaining artistic integrity amid evolving industry practices.This episode also brings you behind the scenes of a captivating collaborative project with renowned artists like Ginny and Johannes. Asher recounts navigating record label complexities to secure Ginny's participation, known for her work alongside big names such as Dave Matthews and Jay-Z. With contributions from the talented drummer Johannes and Lucas Sater from the Pentatonix, this musical endeavor is filled with rich, creative synergy. Asher shares reflections on past collaborative challenges, emphasizing the importance of respecting each partner's creative vision and celebrating the diversity of genres he's excited to explore in upcoming projects.Support the show

DJ Akademiks finds himself at the center of a storm, raising questions about the ethical responsibilities of media influencers. This week on Indie Artist Music Hustle, I, Ms. Roni, tackle a deeply unsettling incident involving Akademiks' conversation with a 15-year-old boy on Twitch. The discussion highlights a worrying disregard for appropriate boundaries and opens up a broader conversation about the potential legal repercussions, including grooming and sexual misconduct charges. In the background looms another shadow—allegations of misconduct involving his ex-girlfriend, suggesting a broader pattern of troubling behavior. The episode features insights from YouTuber Scru Face, who has firsthand accounts from the young man involved, urging listeners to critically evaluate the roles and responsibilities of those in influential positions.In navigating the murky waters of public opinion, Akademiks' PR tactics come under scrutiny. His approach, marked by deflection and a failure to address the heart of the allegations, raises further doubts about his accountability. As we explore the implications of his defense mechanisms, particularly his attempts to manipulate public perception by aligning himself with figures like Drake, the conversation expands to the larger role media figures play in shaping narratives. Join us for a candid examination of influence, responsibility, and the legal landscape in this complex and disturbing scenario.Support the show

Kendrick Lamar isn't just calling out Drake—he's dissecting the very foundation of his fame. Does Drake's quest for validation reveal a more fragile empire than we think? Join Ms. Roni on this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence as we navigate Kendrick's lyrical deep dive into Drake's emotional landscape. From the "crown built on sand" metaphor to the transactional nature of friendships in the spotlight, Kendrick paints a vivid picture of what can happen when ambition collides with introspection. We uncover how Kendrick's astute observations challenge the authenticity of Drake's artistry, questioning whether his style is more cosplay than cultural appreciation.As the episode unfolds, hear Kendrick's sharp critique of Drake's competitive tendencies and the moral dilemmas that come with them. Through Kendrick's thought-provoking predictions, we explore the dangers of fame indulgence, painted as a race that can't be won. This narrative isn't just about dissecting one artist's journey; it's a broader commentary on the pitfalls of celebrity culture. Ms. Ronnie and Kendrick reveal the duality of Drake's public bravado versus his private insecurities, offering listeners a multilayered view of identity struggles in the music industry. Don't miss this incisive exploration of fame, ambition, and the poignant reality behind the curtain.Support the show

What happens when male artists go beyond lyrical battles and exploit personal lives to outmaneuver their rivals? Tune in to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence, where Ms. Roni takes you on a deep exploration of the cutthroat tactics prevalent in the music industry. We unpack how figures like Drake use allusions to infidelity and personal jabs as strategic diversions, reflecting insecurities masked by toxic masculinity. Through these actions, we uncover the underlying psychological issues and societal implications, shedding light on how such behavior perpetuates cycles of disrespect and aggression.Join us as we dissect the consequences of bringing innocent parties into industry feuds and how these tactics affect personal relationships and public reputations. We analyze DJ Akademik's controversial defense of Drake and the moral complexities that arise when involving oneself in conflicts against respected figures like LeBron James. This episode challenges listeners to rethink the construction of male identity through domination and control, urging a shift away from these harmful dynamics towards a more respectful and emotionally intelligent industry culture.Find everything Blonde Intelligence at www.Blonde-Intelligence.comSupport the show

Ever wondered how a childhood dream transforms into a successful fashion empire? Join us on Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blind Intelligence as we sit down with the visionary Tiffany Robinson, aka Tiff Marie, the renowned CEO of Rockstar 86. Tiffany takes us through her inspiring journey from the runways of her imagination to the esteemed pages of CIE Fashion Magazine. Discover the divine sparks that fuel her creativity and hear firsthand how her experiences on the fashion tour circuit, along with overcoming the challenges of COVID-19, have shaped her illustrious career. Tiffany's roots in Shreveport, Louisiana, have not only influenced her design aesthetic but also ignited her passion for empowering the local youth with fashion and entrepreneurial skills, with aspirations of opening a dedicated outreach center.The episode offers a spotlight on the magnetic interplay between fashion and music. Tiffany shares invaluable insights on the critical qualities of successful models, beyond beauty and size, emphasizing the indispensable nature of a positive attitude and professionalism. We demystify the demanding work of designers and the expectation for celebrities to honor this craft by purchasing rather than borrowing creations. The conversation extends into the dynamic realm of music videos, where fashion and set design craft compelling visual narratives. Join us for an engaging exploration of how style shapes stories, and how Tiffany Robinson gracefully navigates these interconnected worlds.Support the show

Imagine being 14 years old, innocently playing with a toy gun, and suddenly finding yourself in a potentially deadly encounter with law enforcement. This week on Blind Intelligence, I'm Miss Ronnie, and I invite you to listen to the profound personal stories of DJ Thinking 808 from Houston and rapper King Cooper from Memphis as they share their intense and eye-opening experiences with police during their youth. These narratives reveal the stark realities of racial bias and early police encounters that haunt many Black men. We delve into the systemic issues underscored by statistics from the National Juvenile Justice Network, highlighting the urgent need for reform in how youth of color are treated within the judicial process.Navigating conversations about police violence within Black communities is complex and emotionally charged. We offer guidance on how parents can approach these difficult discussions with their children, from teaching young kids about the role of police to talking with teenagers about racial injustice and implicit bias. Deborah Davis joins us to share her unsettling story as a mother grappling with distrust towards law enforcement after her teenage son was approached without her consent, adding another layer to this multifaceted issue. Tune in for an episode that aims to foster understanding and provide practical advice on addressing these crucial topics with the next generation.Support the show

Curtis Murphy takes center stage on this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blind Intelligence, sharing his inspiring journey from a teenager with a passion for songwriting to a budding country artist rooted in Arkansas's rich musical landscape. At just 16, Curtis began channeling his innate sense of rhythm into creating music, and now he's ready to let the world hear his unique sound. His latest track, "Arkansas Memories," paints a vivid picture of his upbringing, filled with the warmth of family and the outdoorsy charm of hunting and fishing that Arkansas life offers. We explore Curtis's shift from rock to country, a transition that pays homage to his past while paving the way for new artistic expressions.Staying true to his roots, Curtis opens up about the profound influence Arkansas's culture has had on his music and why he remains loyal to his home state despite the temptations of Nashville's bustling music scene. The episode reveals the deep connections and personal experiences that shape Curtis's artistic identity, from cozy acoustic jam sessions by the fire to the possibility of future recordings with his friend Dalton Kennerly in Nashville. Tune in to uncover the heartfelt tales behind Curtis's music and the undying love for his home that continues to drive his ambitions.Support the show

Discover the vibrant journey of the Identicals, a dynamic musical duo hailing from Lagos, Nigeria, now making waves in the U.S. music scene. Their fascinating story, marked by a record label discovery back in 2000 and their evolution into independent artists, is a testament to their dedication. Terry and Kenny, who also excel as tech operators, share how they ingeniously blend Afrobeat with American influences, drawing inspiration from their Nigerian heritage and legends like Michael Jackson. Their latest single, a refreshing narrative on love and respect, breaks away from conventional music themes and showcases their collaboration with a talented Afrobeat producer from Lagos, available now on major music platforms like Spotify.The episode delves into the crucial role of social media in music promotion and how platforms like Facebook and Instagram have been instrumental in expanding their reach. We discuss the challenges posed by COVID-19 and balancing their careers as essential workers while remaining committed to their music. The Identicals emphasize the importance of compelling music videos, exploring innovative production options, including collaborations with film students, to bring their music to life visually. Their commitment to creativity and strategic promotion offers invaluable insights into navigating the modern music industry.Support the show

Can the music industry survive the scandals that are shaking its very foundation? Tune in as we explore the seismic shifts of 2024, unraveling the complex controversies that have left the entertainment world on edge. From the provocative Club Shay Shay interview with Katt Williams, which has opened a Pandora's box of long-buried industry issues, to the fallout from explosive lawsuits against Sean "Puffy" Combs, we are witnessing a redefining moment for music legends. We'll dissect Kendrick Lamar and Drake's intense rivalry, where Kendrick's calculated maneuvers have stirred the hip-hop community and challenged Drake's cultural foothold. Let's not forget Lil Wayne's controversial antics and the media's role in fueling these public dramas to captivate fans.As the smoke settles, new battles emerge for artists like Drake, who is caught in a tense legal standoff with UMG and Spotify, risking the very fabric of his industry alliances. We'll look at Psychic Salon Bella's bold prediction about Jay-Z's potential decline, stirring speculation about the future of hip-hop royalty. Meanwhile, Kendrick Lamar's collaboration with Tyler the Creator signals a hopeful resurgence of West Coast solidarity. As artists rally for transparency and social justice, 2025 may just usher in a new era of accountability, with social media as the catalyst for change. Join us for an episode packed with revelations and insights that signal a transformative time for the music industry's biggest players.Support the show

Is Jay-Z's empire on the brink of collapse? This week, join me, Ms. Roni, on Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence, as we unravel the complex relationship dynamics in the music industry and how they could be affecting the public images of giants like Jay-Z and Sean "Puffy" Combs. We dive into the speculation surrounding their connections—are they true friends, or is it all for show? These perceptions not only impact their reputation among fans but could also influence their collaborative projects. We'll explore how past rivalries, like the Kendrick versus Drake saga, have forced fans to take sides, potentially reshaping the music scene.The discussion takes a sharp turn as we address the legal battles threatening Jay-Z's Roc Nation, including the looming lawsuit from Buzbee's Law Firm. Could these legal challenges jeopardize his financial standing and tarnish his brand? We'll analyze the potential fallout from these legal disputes, with a keen eye on the implications for Jay-Z's business practices and public perception. Additionally, discover the contractual woes facing Jay-Z and Beyoncé's UK-based ventures and how such disputes can disrupt their operations and image. Tune in for a compelling conversation on the high-stakes world where music, fame, and legalities intersect.Support the show

Can high-profile figures like Jay-Z and Sean "Puffy" Combs truly maintain their iconic statuses amidst grave accusations of sexual assault? We're diving into the unsettling allegations stemming from a 1999 party that could potentially redefine the public personas and careers of these music titans. Join me, Ms. Ronnie, on Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blind Intelligence, as we navigate the intense public discourse around these charges, the legal complexities, and the broader societal implications for survivors of sexual assault. The episode offers a raw examination of the emotional toll on the alleged victim and questions the accountability that should be demanded from those in power.Explore Jay-Z's strategic legal maneuvers and the controversial steps he's taking to control the narrative, including his lawsuit against attorney Tony Busby. We'll dissect the ethical considerations of these high-stakes tactics and the intense media scrutiny they've ignited. With Rolling Stone's coverage only adding to the fire, we examine how these legal battles could impact not just Jay-Z and Combs, but the music industry as a whole. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on justice, accountability, and the shifting sands of public opinion in the face of such serious allegations.Support the show

Bella and the Vertigo Waves take center stage in a fascinating conversation about their journey from a solo act to an electrifying band with a sound that's hard to pin down. Imagine blending the essence of 80s pop with the raw intensity of 90s grunge, topped off with a hint of metal. That's what Bella and her band bring to the table, as they discuss the unique influences each member contributes. The twist? Bella's boyfriend plays a pivotal role both on and off stage, adding layers of complexity to their creative and personal dynamic. Get ready to explore the evolution of a band that started as a solo act in 2017 and transformed into a full-fledged band by 2019.Through the creation of two distinct albums, Bella and the Vertigo Waves share their artistic journey and personal growth. Their debut album, "Aligned," is a poignant reflection of navigating mental health and trauma. In contrast, their latest album takes on a more mature sound, drawing inspiration from iconic rock legends. The conversation dives into the intricate balance of maintaining a personal relationship while working together professionally, underscoring the importance of communication and understanding within a partnership. And with Bella's father on lead guitar, the layers of both familial and professional collaboration become even more intriguing.Creating an album during the COVID-19 pandemic posed unexpected challenges and triumphs for Bella and the Vertigo Waves, offering a testament to resilience. Imagine nurturing a project like raising a child, as the band navigated remote collaboration and the absence of live feedback. This emotional rollercoaster brought a deep sense of accomplishment as they finalized and shared their labor of love with the world. From the cathartic nature of songwriting to the profound pride in their finished work, this episode captures the steadfast spirit of artists forging ahead in uncertain times.Support the show

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Today I am going to touch on a few things related to payola and how this practice keeps emerging artists from fully being discoverable. Support the show

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Music artists should register their music rather than rely on personal friends for management because registered music provides legal protection and establishes ownership. This ensures that artists can receive royalties from their work and have a clear record of their creations. Additionally, professional management offers industry expertise, networking opportunities, and a structured approach to building a brand, which friends may not possess. By choosing to work with professionals, artists can focus on their creative process while their management team handles the business aspects of their career.Remember to Like, Share, and SubscribeSupport the showhttps://rumble.com/c/c-6858269https://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to this episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. Recently, Metro Boomin has faced shocking allegations that have stirred considerable debate in the music community. Reports surfaced alleging that he was involved in a series of incidents relating to personal disputes that escalated into public altercations. These allegations have raised questions about his conduct and the impact it may have on his career and collaborations in the industry. Remember you can catch Indie Artist Music Hustle on all podcasting platforms, on social media, and obtain merch at www.Blonde-Intelligence.com#BlondeIntelligence #IndieArtistMusicHustle #MetroBoominBeefs #JustShutUpAndMakeBeatsSupport the showhttps://rumble.com/c/c-6858269https://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Consent in the Entertainment Industry is often murky due to the power imbalances present. Individuals seeking to break into the industry may feel pressured to engage in activities they are uncomfortable with, fearing repercussions on their careers. As highlighted in an article from Rolling Stone, many artists report feeling coerced into compromising situations, often equating career advancement with compliance. This is particularly relevant with Combs, where allegations suggest a pattern of manipulation that exploits the ambition of young artists (Smith, 2023).Support the showhttps://rumble.com/c/c-6858269https://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite crainial repetoire. This week I am going to touch on the situation with the alleged side chick friend that disrespectfully tried to confront Mendeecees in front of Yandy from the Love and Hip Hop Atlanta Franchise. There were mixed reviews on Yandy getting in the girl's face potentially having a physical altercation. I will say, in this case Yandy should have smacked her ass down to the ground. Remember you can catch us on all podcasting platforms and streaming live on select social platforms. Remember to Like, Share, and Subscribe.Support the showhttps://rumble.com/c/c-6858269https://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

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Join us on the Indie Artist Music Hustle Podcast for an inspiring interview with Katina Harper, a dedicated real estate agent based in Little Rock, Arkansas. Katina has partnered with a local bank to facilitate various home buying programs aimed at helping individuals realize their dreams of home ownership. In this episode, she will discuss essential tips for home buying and share insights specifically tailored for independent music artists, highlighting how they can also achieve the American dream. Don't miss her special event, Lunch and Learn, taking place on Saturday, October 19, 2024, at the Roberts Library on Clinton Ave in Little Rock from noon till 2:00 pm. For more information or to reach out, you can email Katina at KatinaSellsRealEstate@gmail.com.https://rumble.com/v5j1m3e-artists-your-music-can-buy-a-home-talk-real-estate-with-little-rock-realtor.htmlSupport the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to That Blonde Broad Podcast. I am your host Ms. Roni and I still give you exquisite crainial repetoire. This week I watched some Love and Hip Hop Atlanta reviews. The two reviews that stood out to me was from Voodoo Doll TV and On The Rocks with Jayda from YouTube. What stood out was the commentary on Kendra, both interesting. This is what sparked my thoughts.Support the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to another episode of Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. I just want to know if anyone else is experiencing PTSD from all this shit with Puffy?Support the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite crainial repertoire. This week I am going to speak briefly on some parenting issues in the Entertainment Industry. The first and second stories stem from an episode of Love and Hip Hop Atlanta with a focus on Rasheeda Frost and the effect of parenting on her step daughter. I will also briefly discuss the discord between Boosie and his daughter over some words he spoke about her during an interview. Remember to Like, Share, and Subscribe.Support the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

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Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give exquisite cranial repertoire. This week I am going to touch on the abuse that woman face by men who have some form of power in the industry. The latest episode and arrest of Sean Combs put abuse by men in the industry front and center once again. People talk about what happens to women but seem to be desensitized to the actual acts of abuse and what kind of help is for them being in the entertainment industry. Remember to Like, Comment, Share, or even Disagree with Ms. Roni's Blonde IntelligenceSupport the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. This week all I have to say is WTF Shannon. I also speak briefly on why I felt Lil Wayne's response was inappropriate for the situation. Remember to comment and subscribe.Support the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence. I am your host Ms. Roni and I always seek to give you exquisite cranial repertoire. This week I am going to touch on some of the ways DJ Vlad has seemed to rub the culture the wrong way. Things such as his questioning, the illegal topics he likes to discuss, and his perceived lack of respect of the actual culture. Listen and leave your throughts.Support the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3

Welcome to this week's Indie Artist Music Hustle with Blonde Intelligence, I am your host Ms. Roni, and I always seek to give exquisite cranial repertoire. This week I am going to give my thoughts on how the treatment of passengers on flights should be addressed in the Presidential Election. These thoughts stems from the mistreatment of rapper Juvenile when he was forced out of first class while traveling to a show and other airline horror stories. I am also going to give my thoughts on why Steve Harvey is totaled bothered by what Katt Williams revealed in an interview on Club Shay Shay. Remember to Like, Share, Comment, and Subscribe.Support the showhttps://www.Blonde-Intelligence.comhttps://youtube.com/c/IndieArtistMusicHustlewithBlondeIntelligencehttps://chrt.fm/track/GF3B5B/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/feeds.myhost.com/my.mp3