Podcast appearances and mentions of lea anderson

In this episode of The Truth In This Art, I had the pleasure of speaking with horror scholar and freelance writer, Lea Anderson. Lea's work, especially at the intersection of Black feminism and monster theory, brings a fascinating and unique perspective to the genre. We dive into her FANGORIA column Eaten Alive, where she explores the devouring Other in horror, film, myth, and literature. Lea also shared her academic background and how Black feminist thought shapes her approach to analyzing horror films. We talked about the role of monsters in storytelling, touching on everything from Gremlins and Blade to the deeper human experiences that horror can reveal. This conversation was truly thought-provoking and offered an intriguing look into how horror helps us explore societal fears and tensions. If you're into the art of fear and cultural critique, this episode is one you won't want to miss!  This program is supported in part by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.If you have a story about art, culture, or community in Baltimore, share it with us at rob@thetruthinthisart.com for a chance to be featured on "The Truth In This Art" podcast. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the arts and culture podcast scene and showcase your insights on "The Truth In This Art" with Rob Lee.Follow The Truth In This Art on Twitter, Threads, IG, and Facebook @truthinthisart Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.About "The Truth In This Art"Hosted by Rob Lee, "The Truth In This Art" podcast dives into the heart of creativity and its influence on the community. This arts and culture podcast from Baltimore highlights artists discussing their ideas, sharing insights, and telling impactful stories. Through these artist interviews, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the creative economy and artistic life in Baltimore. Support the show:Merch from Redbubble | Make a Donation  ★ Support this podcast ★

This week Dorothy Dubrule catches up with Dana Bassett and Duncan, about “Being Work” her new book of essays on the performer's experience performing art. Essays written by effie bowen, Casey Brown, Dorothy Dubrule, Jessica Emmanuel, Paul Hamilton, Allie Hankins, Kestrel Farin Leah, and Mireya Lucio. Brilliant Illustrations by Eileen Wolf Echikson. Dorothy Dubrule is a choreographer and performer based in Los Angeles. Her choreography is often made in collaboration with people who do not identify as dancers and has been performed in theaters as well as bars, clubs, galleries, sound stages and sports arenas. She has performed in the work of artists, choreographers and directors such as alexx shilling, Alison D'Amato, Lea Anderson, Melinda Ring, Milka Djordjevich, Narcissister, Tino Sehgal and Zoe Aja Moore. Dorothy received an MFA from UCLA's Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance and has been the director of Pieter Performance Space since 2017. Prior to moving to LA, she danced with DIY performance collective Club Lyfestile and comedy fly-girl crew Body Dreamz in Philadelphia. A board member of Grex, the West Coast Affiliate of the AK Rice Institute for the Study of Social Systems, Dorothy organizes workshops and writes about issues of social identity and power as they arise in art contexts. Following the publication of her essay, "What I'm Doing When I'm Selling Out," on SF MoMA's Open Space, she is currently working with 53rd State Press to edit a collection of writing by performers who have been contracted by visual arts institutions to work in live exhibitions. https://cargocollective.com/dorothydubrule https://insert.press/products/being-work https://apnews.com/article/moma-marina-abramovic-nude-imponderabilia-b3443d3706d2a46bdd02b4f08895e1d5 https://eileenechikson.com/about Artwork by Eileen Wolf Echikson

SEASON 20 BEGINS!!! We meet ICON of film and Hollywood costumes SANDY POWELL OBE!!!! We discuss her love of art, collaborating with legendary queer artists/creative minds Derek Jarman and Lindsay Kemp, a 25 year collaboration with choreographer Lea Anderson, and how art informs her costume design. Sandy is a multi award-winning Costume Designer who has won three Academy Awards, three BAFTA Awards for Best Costume Design, plus the recent honour of BAFTA Fellowship 2023, and a Costume Designers Guild Award.Londoner, Sandy, studied at St Martins School of Art and the Central School of Art and Design where she specialised in theatre design. She started her professional career in fringe with the National Theatre working on numerous productions including Orders of Obedience and Rococo. She went on to design sets and costumes for productions of Lumiere and Son, Bright Side and Culture Vulture. As a student and one of the leading lights of the international theatre scene she most admired was Lindsay Kemp, the gifted director, designer and performer. On impulse she spoke to him on the phone and said how much she wanted to work with him. After seeing samples of her work he asked her to join him in Milan as costume designer for his theatre company. During her 3 year spell with him she worked on Nijinsky which was a study of the start and madness of the great Russian dancer. She also designed the costumes for The Big Parade, a tragic- comic homage to the silent screen, and the stage and screen versions of A Midsummer Nights Dream. In 1985 she rapidly established herself in the world of video working on many pop promos with director Derek Jarman and with him on his film Caravaggio, and Zenith's For Queen and Country.Born in 1960, she was raised in south London, where she was taught to sew by her mother on a Singer sewing machine, and began experimenting with cutting and adapting patterns at a young age. Educated at Sydenham High School, she went on to complete an Art Foundation at Saint Martins in 1978, and in 1979 she began a BA in Theatre Design at Central School of Art and Design (now Central Saint Martins.)In 1981 she withdrew from her degree to assist a costume designer who worked for a fringe theatre company called Rational Theatre, and also began a long collaboration with Lindsay Kemp designing for him in Italy and Spain.In 1984 when, after a spell as a costume designer on music videos, she moved into the film industry. Her break came when the film director and stage designer Derek Jarman appointed her costume designer on his film, Caravaggio (1986), starring Tilda Swinton and Sean Bean. To date, Powell has worked as Costume Designer on over 50 films, including Orlando (1992);The Crying Game (1992); Interview with the Vampire (1994); Michael Collins (1996); The Wings of The Dove (1997); Hilary and Jackie (1998); The End of the Affair (1999); Gangs of New York (2002); Far From Heaven (2002); Sylvia (2003); The Aviator (2005); The Departed (2006); Shutter Island (2010) Hugo (2011) The Wolf of Wall Street (2013); Cinderella (2015); Carol (2015); Mary Poppins Returns (2018); and Living (2022). She has earned 76 award nominations and won 27 awards in her career, including Academy Awards for Shakespeare in Love (1998) and The Aviator (2004), a BAFTA Award for Velvet Goldmine (1998), and both an Academy Award and a BAFTA Award for The Young Victoria (2010).Follow @TheSandyPowell on Instagram.Thanks for listening!!! This season is shaping up to be one of the most fascinating so far!!! Thanks for listening. Follow us @TalkArt for images of works we discuss in today's episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Orrow Bell is a London based dance artist. They make, perform, work as dramaturg, facilitator, and curator. Orrow's solo works have toured widely. As a performer, they worked with Tino Sehgal, Hussein Chayalan & Damien Jalet, Lea Anderson, Maresa von Stockert, Alessandro Sciarroni and Chiara Frigo amongts others. To me, Orrow is a quiet strength. The kind of strength that radiates from people who are fully, rootedly, themselves.  Together we talked about queerness, failure being a systemic bullshit, lycra and blank on stage, the cosmos, being a recovering perfectionist, putting care alongside actions…. It is a dense and rich conversation you are about to listen to, it is bound to question your perspectives and angles… I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did! 

We talk to Fangoria columnist Lea Anderson about their deep love of horror, from AI and its relation to the Haitian roots of zombies to pod favorite film Abby to the changing landscape of filmmaking. Plus, we get into the writer and actor strikes! Interpreting art! Being a creative and getting by! And so much more! Read Lea Anderson's writing for Fangoria: fangoria.com/authors/lea-anderson/ Follow Lea Anderson on Twitter @leaanderson and on Instagram @arachleaa And catch Monika and the whole BoC team talking Abby on Episode 140: It's Halloween again! You can follow Bitches on Comics on Instagram and Twitter @BitchesOnComics and you can follow our hosts: Sara Century: @saracentury (Instagram and Twitter), S.E. Fleenor: @se_fleenor (Instagram and Twitter), and Monika Estrella Negra: Instagram and Twitter. Follow our Sound Editor Kate on Twitter. Show us some love by giving us a 5-star Review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, PodChaser, or wherever you get your podcasts. Support us by joining our Patreon Community. Keep in touch with us and see what we're up to by visiting our website: BitchesOnComics.com And check out our new narrative horror podcast Decoded Horror Channel which includes Graveyard Orbit, Tales of the Sapphire Bay Hotel, and more! Bitches on Comics is a Queer Spec project. Check out our other projects! Learn more about Queer Spec at: QueerSpec.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Enough is never enough! This week, Peaches and Michael are enjoying a heaping spoonful of creamy goodness in celebration of 1985's THE STUFF! In addition to discussing their fascination with this foodie fright's branding power, our hosts delve into the legendary legacy of STUFF creator Larry Cohen. Joining the conversation is celebrated screenwriter and producer Mike Zara, whose lifelong love of this cult classic continues to influence him today. Then, acclaimed writer Lea Anderson stops by to shed some light on THE STUFF's critique of capitalism and the inherent truth of slime. From the ice cream industrial complex to rotating rooms, this episode has it all! Go!Check out Lea Anderson's Fangoria article -  "Be(ware) The Swallowing: Goo is Gonna Get You in The Blob and The Stuff"

Happy Birthday to Frederic Franklin, Loyce Houlton, June Finch, Lea Anderson, and Darcel! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dawn-davis-loring/support

EPISODE LINKS Sonia Sabri Company (@soniasabrico) • Instagram photos and videos Sonia Sabri Company (ssco.org.uk) SHOW HIGHLIGHTS (0:02:03) 2022 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony (0:03:54) A Camp for Kathak (0:08:11) Catering to varying experience levels of dance (0:12:11) How do you teach differently compared to how you were taught (0:18:54) The issue of students dropping out of Kathak in high school (0:27:06) Outreach and Education: Teaching audiences about dance (0:35:01) Making your content specific to your audience (0:39:38) What does it mean to collaborate? (0:49:02) Building relationships with dancers (0:56:02) Hiring dancers for Sonia Sabri Dance Company (1:04:34) Performing kathak for 10,000 people: WOMAD (1:06:47) How would you like to be remembered? BIO She also runs Kathakaars, a creative forum for aspiring dancers providing vocational training and offering a range of performance and choreographic opportunities to create a legacy of high quality artists Sonia Sabri is UK's leading Kathak dancer, amongst the brightest and most inspirational of British born dancer-choreographers working in the twenty-first century. Creating work that spans from the presentation of classical roots of Kathak to explorations of contemporary approaches, her productions reflect an appreciation of Western and Eastern cultures. She has created a fresh, unique style of Kathak by reinventing it from within, by pushing boundaries and generating work that is original in concept and exciting and relevant to today's audiences. As a dance artist, she is acclaimed for her enchanting stage presence, grace and musicality that enthral audiences both nationally and globally. She has secured an international reputation for collaboration across dance styles and art forms including work with pioneers Sarvar Sabri, Arlene Phillips CBE, Sir Trevor Nunn, Richard Alston, Lea Anderson, Shobana Jeyasingh, Nitin Sawhney, Rose English, Jonzi D, Jatinder Verma to mention a few. As well as touring with work created in Britain across the world she has been supported and commissioned by UKTI and British Council and independent bodies to create new work and lead meaningful learning and participatory projects. One of many highlights include her work in the Emirates touring with Kathakbox; leading movement based workshops and residencies for women only groups and especially from orthodox backgrounds; residencies with children with learning difficulties, and creation of new dance and live music works with girls. Sonia is the first female artist and female led dance company to have toured the Emirates and other parts of the Middle east. Sonia's art is the seed of all her outreach work in the community for different groups including women, young people and children, mothers and daughters, young families, elderly people through to working with women of mental and health concerns many of which referred by GPs. Some examples include working with women in some of the deprived areas in the country using movement and music as a way to share their personal experiences as a way of therapy. Providing a safe environment, emotive language of art and with Sonia's sensitive and sympathetic nature (derived from her personal experiences), women unveiled their inner most thoughts, challenges, concerns and broken dreams. Through carefully considered and bespoke arts programmes, residencies and workshops, Sonia has enabled many women to transform their lives. Some examples include - many have gone into education; have built confidence to communicate with their families about their inner most feelings / concerns which otherwise they feared to voice; change their lifestyle towards positive mental and physical health; build friendship circles to empower other women. Some who had lifelong dream to dance, sing, or play an instrument were provided a platform to do so and have now gone on to seek vocational training to develop their talent with some now performing in community and professional settings. Sonia has also trained library workers in community libraries and in health centres how to use the toolkit of Kathak dance and offer emotional and physical wellbeing, build child and parent relationships, and approaches to communicate with women of culturally sensitive backgrounds who often felt detached from main stream society. Where ever Sonia has delivered and continues to deliver these programmes, there is a legacy of empowered women who are now helping other underrepresented women.  Sonia works with women and girls of all backgrounds and experiences and many are from the muslim community. She is considered a role model nationally and not exclusively for the South Asian community given the ground-breaking work she has developed through her artistic practice. There are very few women of her faith and cultural heritage and a proud British Indian leading the way for the future generation. In addition, Sonia is a teacher of Kathak and regularly undertakes various workshops, lecture- demonstrations and residencies in both national and international venues. She is accredited by the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD). Recently she was commissioned by BBC Young Dancer 2017 as one of the mentors and choreographers for the grand finals.

In this episode, I discuss the following horror hot topics - Bitch Ass - a new masked Black serial killer movie Scream 6 release date and casting updates Who turned down a role in Scream 4 (2011) Resident Evil's new Netflix series Sarah Michelle Gellar appoints a new Slayer (and she's of color!) Then, I discuss the racial sins of Tim Burton and Black gothic subculture in horror films and beyond (timestamp 28m25s)   Visit www.brotherghoulish.com for more horror tea and to support the show!   Links - MASTER Is About More Than White Terror: An Interview With Mariama Diallo by Lea Anderson, Fangoria - https://www.fangoria.com/original/master-is-about-more-than-white-terror-an-interview-with-mariama-diallo/ Tim Burton On The Lack Of Diversity In 'Peregrine' by Rachel Simon, Bustle - https://www.bustle.com/articles/186641-tim-burton-explains-why-miss-peregrines-home-for-peculiar-children-features-a-predominantly-white-cast 

Lea Anderson joins the podcast to discuss her studio practice, that uses a wide range of materials and processes to create variety of 2D, 3D, and installation based works.

Episode 270: Lea Anderson joins the podcast to discuss her studio practice, that uses a wide range of materials and processes to create variety of 2D, 3D, and installation based works. Lea Anderson      @leaandersonart on IG The post Lea Anderson appeared first on Studio Break.

On this episode I am joined by Singer/Songwriter and performing artist Lea Anderson. Born in Washington DC, raised in South Carolina now residing in New York, Lea's goal is to conquer the music industry note after note. Categorized as R&B SOUL, it is without a doubt that Lea Anderson has what the music industry has been waiting for. Through her own rhythm and blues, Lea aims to create an intimate connection between herself and anyone who has come in contact with her fluid soprano sound. Versatile, she can be acoustic, with a piano, supplemented with tracks, or with her four piece band. No matter the set up, Lea  is always equipped with a flute, which was handed down by her Mother. Lea is a member of Actors Equity Association, and some of her favorite past performances include HAIR, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime and Smokey Joe's Cafe. Now a staple of New York's live music scene, Lea has played venues from The Apollo, Rockwood Music Hall, Joe's Pub at the Public Theatre, The Duplex, Duane Park, as well as the Make Music NYC just to name a few. In March 2019, Lea independently released her first album entitled (Pronounced Lee Deluxe). Her LP was recorded and mastered by Grammy nominated and recipient of 16 Billboard Awards, D-Moet. Lea is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, INC. We discuss how growing up in the 90's taught us we can do anything, taking this time during a pandemic to heal through the arts, and how artists should take their heads out of the sand and live full lives outside of their craft.Get in touch:Lea AndersonWebsite: https://www.iamleaanderson.com/Instagram: @iamleaanderson Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LeaAndersonMusicAyana Major Bey Website: www. ayanabey.comInstagram: @ayanambeyRate and Review this podcast:Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-artist-pivot-1455741Apple Podcasts: Just scroll down to the rate and review section on the podcast page *******Host & Exec. Producer: Ayana Major Bey Editor: Kieran Niemand 

On this episode I am joined by Singer/Songwriter and performing artist Lea Anderson. Born in Washington DC, raised in South Carolina now residing in New York, Lea's goal is to conquer the music industry note after note. Categorized as R&B SOUL, it is without a doubt that Lea Anderson has what the music industry has been waiting for. Through her own rhythm and blues, Lea aims to create an intimate connection between herself and anyone who has come in contact with her fluid soprano sound. Versatile, she can be acoustic, with a piano, supplemented with tracks, or with her four piece band. No matter the set up, Lea  is always equipped with a flute, which was handed down by her Mother. Lea is a member of Actors Equity Association, and some of her favorite past performances include HAIR, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime and Smokey Joe's Cafe. Now a staple of New York's live music scene, Lea has played venues from The Apollo, Rockwood Music Hall, Joe's Pub at the Public Theatre, The Duplex, Duane Park, as well as the Make Music NYC just to name a few. In March 2019, Lea independently released her first album entitled (Pronounced Lee Deluxe). Her LP was recorded and mastered by Grammy nominated and recipient of 16 Billboard Awards, D-Moet. Lea is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, INC. We discuss how growing up in the 90's taught us we can do anything, taking this time during a pandemic to heal through the arts, and how artists should take their heads out of the sand and live full lives outside of their craft.Get in touch:Lea AndersonWebsite: https://www.iamleaanderson.com/Instagram: @iamleaanderson Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/LeaAndersonMusicAyana Major Bey Website: www. ayanabey.comInstagram: @ayanambeyRate and Review this podcast:Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-artist-pivot-1455741Apple Podcasts: Just scroll down to the rate and review section on the podcast page *******Host & Exec. Producer: Ayana Major Bey Editor: Kieran Niemand Support the show

East Coast singer-songwriter Lea Anderson joins us to chat about her latest single "On My Birthday," the lessons that the pandemic had brought forth regarding her musical endeavors, and the fulfillment that positivity can bring to one's overall life. Special shout-outs to Black Heart Coffee Co. in Lake Balboa, CA and Common Good Harlem in Harlem, NY for providing us with caffeinated goodness! Thank you for all your love and support! Stay caffeinated everyone! www.croonersincoffeeshops.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/crooners-in-coffeeshops/message

For today's episode, I will be interviewing the wonderful singer and songwriter, Lea Anderson, who uses her music to heal people and spread love to the world. If you are interested in learning more about how Astrology can help you in your every day life and how using compass directions can increase the power of your prayers (no matter which religion you belong to), this episode is for you! Lea's Happiness Technique: Using compass directions and landmarks to increase her prayers and visualisations In today's episode we will be talking about: 02:02 The heart opening kundalini Mantra & what it means 02:45 The card of the day - Hardship 03:26 Incorporating Astrology into daily life 10:45 Retrograding Planets - how knowing which planets are retrograding helps to be more prepared 12:45 Lea's love filled morning ritual 15:30 Oracle Cards - How to created your own card deck to guide you through your day 17:50 Happiness Technique: The prayer directions - explained 22:27 How Lea uses music to help people heal For more information on Lea Anderson & her music: https://www.instagram.com/iamleaanderson/ https://www.iamleaanderson.com https://www.youtube.com/user/MusicByLyricLea For more information on Miko and the Opportyounity Life Program: www.opportyounity.life www.instagram.com/opportyounity www.facebook.com/opportyounity About the Opportyounity Trip to India: www.neuewege.com/ing40 I am always looking for inspiring content for this podcast and love to hear your feedback. Also don't hesitate to message for personal requests or questions. If you enjoy this Podcast, make sure to click the subscribe button or leave a review. Thank you very much for your time and support ❤

This week on Dad Hats & Bow Ties we talk ASAP Rocky, Trump, and R. Kelly. Lea Anderson drops in to make it a threesome! This is Dad Hats and Bow Ties.

Nous recevions la présidente l'Association pour l'Information et la Prévention de la Drépanocytose : Jenny Hippocrate Fixy, accompagnée du responsable du pôle communication : Milan Corazza. Ainsi que le rappeur américain Frank Knight, premier artiste à se mesurer à la rubrique Show Me What You Got! La drépanocytose ça vous dit quelque chose ?   La drépanocytose est une maladie chronique de prise en charge lourde dont le handicap croît avec l’âge.Elle est liée à une mutation d’un gène de l’hémoglobine qui provoque anémie et fatigue. Les crises effroyables, impact la vie personnelle et professionnelle. Elle peut imposer le recours aux antalgiques puissants comme la morphine. Depuis maintenant 30 ans,  l'APIPD lutte afin que le combat contre la drépanocytose soit reconnu comme une priorité par les gouvernements. Pour informer le grand public, récolter des fonds afin d’aider les malades et faire avancer la recherche, l’association organise le concert de solidarité Drepraction. Rendez-vous au Zenith de Paris pour 3H de show, le dimanche 28 octobre 2018 avec Kalash, Admiral T, K-reen,Keblack, Chilla, Dosseh, 13 Block et bien d’autres...   Show Me What You Got !   Mak Paro présente la rubrique Actus et rumeurs et SWYG! reçoit le rappeur Frank Knight avant la sortie de son nouvel album G.P.K. (Ghetto Psalms of The Knight) le 19 octobre et son concert du 18 novembre au Pianos à New-York. Dans cette rubrique les protagonistes ont 10 min ... et pas une de plus !10 min pour nous faire découvrir son entreprise, son association, son art, ses convictions ...10 min pour nous montrer ce qu’ils ont dans le ventre ! Spécial guest pour cette première, la chanteuse américaine Lea Anderson.   Emission STREET DIAMOND du (13/10/2018) Animateurs: Mak Paro, Kelly, Mlle AC, Manu Dorlis, Maïty Freeman, Kenny, Laurie Pezeron, Sharone Omankoy. Radio RGB 99.2 FM et streetdiamond.fr. Abonnez vous aux podcasts de Street Diamond sur Itunes, Deezer, Spotify, etc... Street Diamond tous les samedis de 19H à 22H en direct. Facebook: Street Diamond (le samedi de 19h à 22h sur RGB) Photo : Dorlis Photography

Listen as I welcome Lea Anderson — from the new R&B ballad ‘HOPELESSLY LOYAL’ —to Nastaljiik Thoughts to get her opinion on topics such as does money matter in a relationship? How important is dress and grooming on a first date and more...

BIO: Categorized as real R&B, it is without a doubt that Lea Anderson has what the music industry has been waiting for. Through her own rhythm and blues, Lea Anderson aims to create an intimate connection between herself and anyone who has come in contact with her fluid soprano sound. Versatile, she can be acoustic, with a piano, supplemented with tracks, or with her four piece band. No matter the set up, Lea Anderson is always equipped with a flute, which was handed down by her Mother. Lea Anderson’s music is a timeless entity providing us with sounds enlaced with heartfelt melodies, strong vocals and lyrics that tell the story of her past heartbreaks, current happiness, new found self-love, and hopes for equality.Born in Washington DC, raised in South Carolina now residing in New York, Lea Anderson’s goal it to conquer the music industry note after note.  As a member of Actors Equity Association, Lea Anderson mastered orchestration, harmony and melodies through Musical Theatre.  Through the wonderful world of theatre, Lea Anderson performed favorite shows including HAIR, Little Shop of Horrors, Ragtime and Smokey Joes Cafe.  Now a staple of New York’s live music scene, Lea has played venues from The Apollo, Rockwood Music Hall, The Shrine, The Duplex, So Far Sounds, Duane Park, as well as the Make Music NYC just to name a few. She’s worked with underground hip hop favorites such as John “JR” Robinson, J Rawls, and Uni-G. Through hip hop, Lea Anderson mastered the art of story telling which is evident in her songwriting ability.Her music has been compared to the sounds of Whitney Houston and Anita Baker with reminisces of Aaliyah. In 2016, Lea Anderson independently released her first album entitled (Pronounced Lee).  Her EP was recorded and produce by Grammy nominated and recipient of 16 Billboard Awards, D-Moet