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Shugsline is a moniker of Black brilliant, Gender-Variant, Bassist, Band Leader, Composer, Producer, Poet-Extraordinaire Sweet Corey-Bey.  

A Native of Gorgeous Prince George’s County, their music is a soulful blend of jazz, R&B and funk. Perhaps best known for their work with funk-soul outfit Black Folks Don’t Swim? their works have been featured in the Hirshorn Museum, Makers Lab Blk in Space, Slut Island Festival 2020 and more.  Across disciplines, their work explores art as a tool for liberation at the site of the Black Queer body.

Club Queen Records is a women focused digital record label that distributes exclusive music releases by women and serves as a  premier platform for women of color in hip hop, pop, dance and rnb genres.

Singer. Songwriter. Vocal Coach. 
Soulful Sounds of Inspiration.

Black Queer Led Trans-genre Purveyors of funky soulful sounds. We're here cause are ancestors were here.

The inspiration, that made Macy sing the blues. 
Vocal Visionary 
Queen of Soulful Bounce
Baltimore saved me, Itta Bena Made Me 
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Born and raised in Washington, DC, BM emerges following an eight year prison sentence. The ex- felon re-connects with the world as a fully committed entrepreneur and artist, with noteworthy collaborations and live performances alike creating unstoppable momentum.
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In June of 2022, BM graduated from Georgetown University’s Pivot Program, placing third in a pitch competition and taking home $3k to kickstart her own label WILDCHILD RECORDS LLC. She was later featured on Fox5 News for her achievements in light of a heavy prison sentence, and more recently The Washington Business Journal is compiling a front page story to publish in December.
‘My City’ was launched in July, with accompanying visuals made with BM’s 14 year old daughter. To follow, ‘YouLMD’ (You Let Me Down) brings a deeply moving single, with a feature from Michael Huntley. The song explores growing up with an absent father and a drug-addicted mother. Though BM did eventually reconnect with her father, the disappointments of the past would soon reincarnate, and ‘You Let Me Down’ became an inevitable title for the future single.
Inspired by the need for positive change in underprivileged communities, BM continues her climb as performer and influential figure, creating waves for both her fearlessly unique fusion of styles, and her unwavering devotion to the cause.

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