Lucky Charms is the kind of mix where balance is key—and where one finds balance, one gets what Salt Lake City-based, North Carolina bred, hip hop duo Nostalgic90s call lucky. In their work together, confidence in each other breeds compliments of one another’s skills. “If he’s coming with the crunchy part I make sure I come with the marshmallow,” states Apaullo. Together they also find inspiration in nostalgia, hence the name, but more for nostalgia-as-style, the kind perfected by acts like The Cool Kids, whose old school, puffy jacket hip hop is in tribute to just that kind of music, made well before their own time. But more than that, Nostalgic90s resonates with the way their predecessors bounced off of one another endlessly. And on EPs like Carolina Blues, they show that they just might be the new cool kids of the 2020s. The duo also draws on influences like a Tribe Called Quest, in particular the boom bap of Q-Tip that doesn’t really sound like boom bap, and to the mix there’s also an appreciation for Lil Wayne, the melodic R&B of Janet Jackson, and Andre 3000’s eccentricities. But besides other artists, one of their biggest influences is their North Carolina roots. Carolina Blues is deeply influenced by the place that the cousins grew up. In their video for “Corolla,” they capture everyday life there. “You don’t have sidewalks in North Carolina. So we spent all our time just driving around playing music, being around contrary groups and getting them hooked to who we are,” says Lane.

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BBX , is an American singer/songwriter . Born and raised on the outskirts of Richmond, Virginia, where at an early age she discovered her love for the arts. Soon there after, it was her voice and deep passion for music and the art of singing that intrigued her more and more. In 2003 at age 12, she took after her grandmother, Elsie May Early (Stylist Guru/Singer), and began to sew her oats out into the fashion world by auditioning for agencies and strutting the catwalk.  BBX's love for music as a whole had outweighed all of her other first loves. She naturally obsessed over multiple genres of music from Classic R&B, Country to Rock and Pop. Influences by the ranges of talented artist such as Stevie Wonder, Micheal Jackson, Whitney Houston, Selena, Jimmy Hendrix all the way to Bob Marley, Rihanna and Beyoncé.  BBX's love for singing first started with the children's church choir at the age of eight. Often shy of her voice and what people would say , she sang in the shower to practice or in any quiet room with high ceilings to belt out notes in secret. The inspiration is endless when it comes to her writing about life's troubles, the struggles of love and the positive factors in life. Her talent for writing was also discovered by her summer school teacher in third grade. A shocked young BBX never thought her words could move people in the way it did and she continued to grow in music. The camera adores her so modeling is still a continuous relationship! Today, we see a growing artist that is eager to have her voice inspire the world and to touch the hearts of many.

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