Meet Fat Jesu$ - the A&R machine driving Miami's underground music scene to new heights. Born and raised in Carol City, William Walker, aka Fat Jesu$, has always been passionate about music. Growing up, he was heavily influenced by the sounds of trap legends like Gucci Mane, Waka Flocka Flame, and 1017 Brick Squad.

Fat Jesu$ began his career as a freelance promoter, working tirelessly to shine a spotlight on local Miami talent. In 2014, he took his love for music to the next level by creating his own mixes on SoundCloud, showcasing the best and brightest of Miami's burgeoning underground scene. His raw talent quickly caught the attention of the music industry, and he was soon noticed by mixtape powerhouse MyMixtapez.

Since then, Fat Jesu$ has become a force to be reckoned with, releasing 18 mixtapes in his first year alone. His projects feature a who's who of the underground music scene, including Major Nine, Soulja Livin Tru, Denzel Curry, Ski Mask The Slump God, XXXTentacion, Ice Billion Berg, Krissy Celess, Bushy B, and more.

In 2017, Fat Jesu$ founded his own record label and released his first self-titled EP. His goal is to prove that Miami is not just a vacation destination, but a breeding ground for raw talent and the next class of global entertainers. His unwavering dedication to showcasing Miami's finest talent has paid off, with over 30 million streams to date on platforms including Spinrilla, SoundCloud, and MyMixtapez.

As an A&R machine, Fat Jesu$ has become an essential figure in Miami's music scene, helping to cultivate and curate the sound that is taking the world by storm. With his finger on the pulse of the underground music scene, he is poised to be one of the driving forces behind the next generation of hip hop superstars.

Meet the Real Miss BabyDee
A ‘Real Southern Girl,’ straight from the rural hoods of Wilcox, Alabama, The Real Miss BabyDee is primed to join the upper echelon of provocative female rappers currently dominating the charts and ‘The Culture.’ Now, a longtime resident of Dallas, Texas, BabyDee has been swarming the marketplace with several breakthrough singles and colorful videos containing some very fun and memorable hooks like her debut, “Tip Me While I Twerk”; its breakout follow-up and fan favorite, “Passed Around”; “White Teeth,” with a remix featuring Dem Franchise Boyz; the Alabama street anthem, titled “Yeah, Yeah”; “Dawg Ass Bihh,” which went really big in the ATL – sampling, Gucci Mane’s “Street Nigga”; and her newest single,“Catch Up,” projected to be a signature hit for this artist who writes ALL of her own lyrics. With plans of taking her show on the road, BabyDee has a string of performances lined-up for the Spring/Summer of 2025. She’s already done several club dates in her hometown of Dallas, at Austin’s recent SXSW Conference, in Houston, Alabama and Atlanta.
BabyDee, born Derrica Hicks, grew up in very humbling circumstances. Raised by her grandmother, BabyDee lived in a very tight-knit house along with multiple siblings and cousins. “There was at least 8-9 of us, probably even more than that,” she recalls. “My grandma was the wisest woman I knew. She raised me from the age of four up until I was 20 years old. I struggled through high school in that small town. We were poor and, personally, I was troublesome. I fought a lot. I barely made it through high school, and then I got pregnant during that time as well.”
BabyDee moved to Kentucky to live with her mother for a spell. From there she landed in Dallas to be near her father. That certainly was a turning point for her. BabyDee had a talent for braiding hair, a skill she learned from her grandmother at an early age. She saved up enough to open her own salon, called, “I Am Dee Stylist Beauty Suites.” She leased the building which had five suites that she rented to other hairstylists, beauty professionals, make-up artists, and massage therapists. But doing music was the longtime goal for her. Seeing some of her favorite female rappers like Lil Kim and Lauryn Hill become superstars, BabyDee wanted to make a career of it, too. Next door to the salon was a recording studio, where in 2023 she met up with producer/engineer Six 7 On The Beat. Together they’ve collaborated non-stop to create the many records and singles that her fans are enjoying today.
BabyDee is gearing up for the release of an EP to drop in the Summer of 2025. Anchored by the single, “Catch Up,” the EP will contain more new music and some of her previously released songs. In keeping with her hairstylist brand, she plans on introducing a wig-line as part of her growing Merch packaging. “I know about hustle, and hard work,” Miss BabyDee says. “What’s going to separate me is my authenticity. I’m a new sound, and I’m putting on for the Deep South. I come from, Wilcox, one of the poorest counties in the United States,” she continues. “I know a lot of rappers have their rags to riches story, but I really do come from little to nothing. Everything we ate came out of our backyard. We had to go to the church to refill jugs of water just to drink and to bathe in. Already, I feel like I made something outta nothing, and with zero resources. So, whatever I put my mind to I know can achieve it. I really know how to survive!”
For more info, visit - IG: @Realbabydeeeee * TikTok @realmissbabydee

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