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Lady Love was born April 8th 1989 in Washington, D.C. Finding a love for singing at the tender age of 10 years old, she knew that she wanted to make a living with her voice. Her love for singing was passed down from her Grandmother and Mother.
Singing runs deep in her family roots. She used to walk around singing songs that tended to her emotion at the time. Music became her outlet and her peace of mind. She later developed a love for writing and started to work on perfecting her craft. Writing was not a problem, she would write about everything that happened in her life. When she got older and people started to learn about her singing abilities they would try to feature her on their mixtapes or singing hooks.
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It was never a problem because she knew God gave her a gift to share with the world so she did. In her senior year of high school she was voted most likely to become famous. She loves music and never puts anyone’s music before her own, but she has a passion for music from the 90’s.
Lady Love gets her inspiration to do music from not growing up with her real father in her life she feels that she has to prove to him what he missed out on how strong she is without him… how beautiful she became without him… how blessed she is without HIM!
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Lady Love sings with her heart and soul, which makes her voice strong and loud.
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“I’M STARTING FRESH with my music because of where I am in my life which is grown and sexy. I am singer and a songwriter. I sing because it makes me happy and it makes me feel free. I want people to listen to my music and hear the meaning of the song the vibe of the song connects t﻿o me as I sing. "Sing if though no one can hear you” my mother gave me a plaque that says that and I abide by that!”
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-Lady Love

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3 Dice Ceno, originally born Washington, D.C. and raised in Miami and South Broward, Florida, now resides in Maryland outside of Baltimore; while his name reflects the intricate wordplay and layered storytelling that defines his music. 
The "3" represents "understanding" in Islamic mathematics, while "Dice" is an acronym for "Dangerously Imbalanced Cording to his or her Environment," highlighting the harm of stereotyping and discrimination. This concept is explored on 3 Dice Ceno’s album The NOVEL: Book 1: The Hydrophonix, particularly the track “American Evil” 
"My style shows complexity in wordplay only to explain how words can carry more than one meaning depending on how they are used on boom bap beats.” Dice shared with the now-defunct Locked Magazine in 2019. 
Ceno's Hip Hop defies categorization, seamlessly shifting styles within tracks. His honest lyrics delve into cultural identity, urban life and finding joy while reflecting his diverse experiences.
"He sets the stage with an ethereal beat laced with virtual madman flows that any gamer would love. [In the second verse, he] switches on his Professor Jekyll & [Mr.] Hyde with tongue twister wordplay. It’s a dope 1x1 take on the music industry in a game-like setting.” UBO MAG (2023) described his style.
Since 2023, Ceno has released four projects: the mental health album Turning Numb Around: Brilliant Minds Understood By Nobody (2022), featuring 15 singles including “Pain” and “The Vent”; the EP The Art of Raw Format (2023), produced by DJ Hell RZA (London, UK), featuring the track “Raw Format,” a freestyle over Alicia Keys’ “Unbreakable” that also serves as the video for “Crowning Touch” and the single “Priest Of Rage” (2024), produced by Villians Productions. The Novel, Book I: Hydrobonix is slated for release in 2025.
Turning Numb Around (2022) explores mental health. “Pain,” co-produced by Ceno and Aaron Gallon (AKA Baby Rebel) (New Orleans), samples the 1972 The Dramatic’s song “In The Rain” and addresses depression and anxiety. It was co-written by Ceno and Baby Rebel and distributed by Symphonic Distribution. “The Vent” (January 2023) portrays life in New Orleans, exploring the cyclical nature of economic hardship and its connection to Hurricane Katrina and the legacy of slavery. It was co-written by Ceno and Baby Rebel and produced by Cash2Secret (French-based Hip Hop producer and emcee).
Ceno's hip-hop blends classic cadence with a modern edge, offering an alternative to mainstream trends. Despite challenges with live performance, he recognizes its therapeutic value and remains open to online opportunities. 
"The thing that makes me go out there [to perform] is the music. People tell me they enjoy my music.” He addresses mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and PTSD, in Turning Numb Around, creating relatable music for his listeners.” Ceno explains.
Ceno has performed with artists such as Keith Murray, China Mac, and Christopher Reeves at the “I Am Freestyle” concert in the Bronx; Erin Stevenson, JT Campos (“Queen of the South”), and Born Davinci (Cappadonna's artist) at a BET Awards show event in Los Angeles and opened for Cory Gunz in Washington, D.C. He has also performed at a private event for Birdman. His live performances are immersive storytelling experiences, captivating audiences with his energy, intricate flows, punchlines and compelling beats.
“Let’s start with workmanship as an artist…Ceno may just be one of the hardest working indie artists on the come up, in my personal opinion. I deal with tons of [entertainers] on a daily basis and he’s one of the most dedicated ones.” Noted Locked Magazine writer Promogoddess25.
Ceno is also a savvy businessman, tirelessly promoting his music. He is pursuing music licensing and seeking investors and sponsors to support his touring ambitions (U.S. and abroad). Sponsored by Clique Vodka (Baltic region of Latvia) and Cocoburry, a comfortable lifestyle brand, he welcomes interviews and media coverage