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Sonta has a lot to get off her chest — and heart. Since racking up millions of YouTube views with the soulful singles “You Ain’t Shit” and “Who Is She,” the singer/rapper known for delivering R&D, which she describes as "rhythm and drill," is leaning into vulnerability and playing to her creative strengths. Raised on a mix of Mary J. Blige, Lauryn Hill and Jagged Edge,the Chicago-based songwriter is no stranger to exercising her romantic theories on men through songs. Her 2018 debut In My Feelings put her range of emotions and lyrical prowess on full display, while Hood Love: Vol. 1 was inspired by her first long-term relationship at 13 with a young boy, who was tragically gunned down in front of her. With new music on the way, Sonta is reintroducing herself. After being stuck in what she calls a “love loop” during quarantine, she is set on proving her music can’t be contained in one category. With her new music, Sonta is more determined to prove her supporters right than her haters wrong.

Hey I am deetheartist a artist in Portland Oregon but I’m from Minneapolis Minnesota St. Paul to be exact my music gives diverse as well as authentic music has been my whole entire life since I was 5 years old I grew up in church choir as well as I started rapping around 8 it has always been my escape for a while now I’ve debated on dropping my music on SoundCloud but here I am giving it a go because why not I hope you all enjoy my art 🖤🥀✨

Atlanta R&B recording artist. Singer of trending TikTok song "Love Me Later". Featured on Jerimih's hit song "All the Time" (feat. Natasha Mosley & Lil Wayne)

New Single "Hit A Wall" available now.

Alex Vaughn’s evocative R&B songs are written with richness, honesty, and a desire to always keep evolving. An unquenchable thirst for growth is what’s powered the Maryland singer/songwriter as she’s released songs like her February single “Mirage,” a hypnotizing reflection on a toxic situationship, her first release since signing with LVRN/Interscope in 2021. Since then, she’s continued to push herself. Her new project, The Hurtbook, seamlessly juxtaposes her classically trained musicianship with the raw expression she’s developed as she digs deep. Vaughn’s trajectory was always going to include music. As a toddler, she’d often sprint from the bathtub to her grandmother’s piano and around age five or six, her parents enrolled her in classical and jazz piano lessons. Still, her heart was set on R&B. In 2017, Vaughn began posting covers to Instagram and Twitter, which led to performances at notable venues such as The Kennedy Center and The Fillmore, and opening on national tours for K. Michelle and Eric Bellinger. During the pandemic, Vaughn joined LVRN’s Instagram Live talent show. She caught the label’s attention, and the following year, they formalized their belief in her. Now, with The Hurtbook, she’s using her platform to show her fans how far self-belief can go. “My fans will always know that I am a human being, so I’m scared just like you are,” she says. “I’m nervous like you are. I’m excited. I feel what you feel. I’m doing the best that I can with what I got.”

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