Most people say you can only be a master at one thing and most likely mediocre at everything else. What happens when you are a creative who has a knack for business and undeniable talent that has proven to be very successful? You get Natalie Lauren. As a small town country girl from Tulsa, Oklahoma, Natalie found her love for the arts in drawing, and eventually found her way to forming roots in the music industry. Natalie first found her talent working behind the scenes as a songwriter and has since achieved platinum-record success. She has penned hits for artists including Iggy Azalea, Chris Brown, Lecrae, Keke Palmer, Sho Baraka, and Christon Gray. She is a two-time Dove Award recipient from the Gospel Music Association of the United States for outstanding achievements in songwriting for Song of the Year for “I’ll Find You” by Lecrae featuring Tori Kelly, and production for Rap/Hip-Hop Album of the Year for Today We Rebel by KB. 2020 is shaping up to be a big year for Natalie, as she steps out on her own and releases music under her own name. Her funky and uplifting energy shines through on “Something Something,” her latest single.

Archie Boone was born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia where he currently lives and works. With any music whether it be rap, spoken word, or poetry, Archie’s main objective is to use his music as a platform to bridge self expression with social change. By combining humanitarianism with hip-hop culture, Archie has channeled a positive style of music through which he has been crafting songs, digital albums, and community projects that break through traditional boundaries and bring forth a fresh environment for neighborhood change. 

He is a freelance songwriter and is working on upcoming films, videos and collaborative projects that will take place around Hampton Roads, Virginia.

Archie’s work has been exhibited widely online  through Face Book, YouTube, Vimeo, Instagram, Christian Broadcast Network (CBN), and 700 Club’s Interactive, including two separate features that aired on international television networks.  His solo albums include a groundbreaking urban rap compilation called, “Fight or Flight” (2009), “Finding Archie (2012), as well as his most recent digital album collaboration with A-Rock Dasupa,  called “Made In Virginia” (2013); which has evolved into a dynamic  film score for “The ReUp,” a film documentary that follows a hip-hop competition designed to promote change in the 7 Cities area of Virginia.

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