Cuee is a Black Trans recording artist, advocate, and influencer who has been making waves with his music and activism, His journey in music began with a deep-rooted passion for hip-hop, influenced by his experiences growing up in Chicago where he developed his unapologetic confidence, swag, and finesse. This is the same energy and authenticity you can find in his music, which explores themes of identity, resilience, love, joy, and self-acceptance. This commitment to honesty and personal truth resonates powerfully with his fans, particularly within the Black and LGBTQ+ community.

Dakota Bear is a Saskatoon-born, Vancouver-based Indigenous hip-hop artist and activist. His melodic rhymes carry stories of Indigenous peoples across Canada leaving listeners enlightened, inspired and instant fans of his music and message. His performances range from audiences of 30,000 (Global Climate Strike with Greta Thunberg, Downtown Vancouver, October 2019) to inspirational performances for youth in remote communities in Northern Canada. His work with Idle No More, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirited Peoples and the Global Climate Strike movement has intertwined his music with international social justice movements and connected him with fans across the country.

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Jacob Wysocki is a fine mist and comedian who is embarking on a journey of original parody songs.

503. Remixes based off suggestions. Making these helps my mental health❤️

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Infinity Song is a New York City-based soft rock band made up of four siblings—Abraham, Angel, Israel, and Momo Boyd. Known for their tight harmonies, dreamy lyrics, and sublime guitar riffs, they create a transcendent musical experience both live and in the studio.

Homeschooled academically and musically, alongside five other siblings, they were raised on classical, gospel, and jazz influences like Pat Metheny, Marvin Gaye, and The Winans Family. Their journey began when their father, John Boyd, moved the family from Detroit to NYC in 2006, where they performed everywhere—from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to Times Square, eventually making Bethesda Fountain in Central Park their home stage for 12 years.

After building a loyal fan base, the group caught the attention of JAY Z, who signed them to Roc Nation in 2016, advising them to stay true to their unique artistry. Their 2020 debut album Mad Love and viral videos earned them millions of views and celebrity endorsements. Now, with their latest EP METAMORPHOSIS and hit singles Haters Anthem and Slow Burn, Infinity Song is drawing comparisons to legendary ‘70s groups like Fifth Dimension and ABBA. With momentum building, they’re poised to leave an indelible mark on today’s music culture.

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