Wreak Havoc

Raised not by her parents but by her cousins due to her parents’ struggles with addiction, Destiny Jane grew up in an environment that demanded resilience from an early age. Branded as the “weird kid” in school, she found refuge in music—playing the violin, clarinet, and bass in both band and orchestra. While other kids were navigating their teenage years, she was enduring bullying, emotional isolation, and the unimaginable pain of sexual abuse by a family member from age 13 to 17.

Life dealt heavy blows early on. She wasn’t allowed to go out or own a cell phone until she turned 17, leaving her socially withdrawn and suffering from severe anxiety. That same year, overwhelmed by trauma and depression, she attempted to take her own life. But that dark moment became a turning point—her path toward healing, self-discovery, and spiritual awakening.

Music became her therapy. A place to express the pain, confusion, and buried hope she could never verbalize. She graduated two years early through homeschool and took on adult responsibilities far too soon, caring for her nieces and nephews and holding her family together through chaos.

At 18, another devastating relationship challenged her strength, but instead of breaking her, it sparked a transformation. She realized it was time to lock in and fight for the life she deserved. She began writing music as a form of survival. Even without proper equipment, she kept going—recording vocals with just headphones and a phone.

Her passion led her to Full Sail University, where she briefly studied and received the tools she needed to sharpen her craft. But life threw another curveball—family emergencies and homelessness forced her to drop out. Still, she never stopped. Music remained her lifeline.

Eventually, she found RPQ, a music label that felt like home, and connected with artists who shared her dream. Together, they formed a family built on creativity, pain, purpose, and perseverance.

Her journey is living proof that trauma doesn’t have to define you—it can refine you. If her younger self could see her now, she’d see a woman who turned pain into power, isolation into inspiration, and brokenness into beauty. She’d be proud.

im a young producer have always had a love for music and now here we are,

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Wreak Havoc

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