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His experience and pain has become a flame giving him the fire needed to continue to become one of the best from Miami the world has ever seen. Much like his predecessors Trick Daddy and Rick Ross, Skeet is a verbal sous chef delivering up a palette of rhymes on a platter any listener (from the streets or not) can enjoy.
With songs like My Pain, Murda featuring Mike Smiff and Jumanji featuring Ice Berg on the Prince of Miami mixtape, Skeet shows he is ready go to the next level of the rap game.
“I’m proud of the buzz I’ve gained in such a little time,’ said Skeet. “I’ve been out for about 7-8 months and my mixtape has been going crazy! “

Self-proclaimed as the Prince of Miami, Skeet has learned from the best in the game. Inspired by the cockiness and character of multi-platinum artist Lil Wayne and being compared to the verbally energetic Meek Mill; Skeet weaves together street anthems and party hooks with seamless effort. 
“I want to be remembered as a legend, an artist in my own league. Everything you get from me is raw. Either I did it or it happened, “said Skeet.
Skeet stands bolding behind his words that hold weight to the newcomer in the rap industry. His words to his competition are summed up best in his song Murda.
“You think that he betta / whatever, whatever, whatever.”

𝔞 𝔪𝔲𝔰𝔢  ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆

Known for her excuse-free, self-rewarding work ethic, the founder, and CEO of 3K9 Productions is mastering the art of maintaining a successful career as an independent artist.

As a native of the Southside (Roseland area) of Chicago, Aina Brei’Yon personifies strength. Since her conception, she has made it very clear that boundaries do not apply to her. Early on in her career, she understood the importance of being true to who she is and embracing idealism. Her reality is defined by her beliefs; a message that transcends through her music. As the second to youngest of 10 children, self-expression and showing any type of emotion was simply non-existent in their family. She says, “I found an outlet with music at the young age of nine. Writing was the only way I knew how to express myself.”

As a creator of experiences, Aina’s talent of using her music to tell her stories has presented her with several opportunities to open up for acts such as J.Holiday, Talib Kweli, Soulja Boy, Keith Murray, Crucial Conflict, Sammie, and B2K. These days Aina shares the bill with HER, Rapsody, Miguel, NAS and a plethora of headliners as she performs at One Music Fest, SXSW and A3C Conference & Festival. Her audience consists of multigenerational like-minded male and female individuals who find themselves embracing the energy of Aina Brei’Yon.

" For me, Aina Brei'yon represents freedom. Freedom of being who you are and expressing what you're feeling at that moment without worrying about the next moment. Being raw and honest about who you are at that very moment and owning it", says Aina. 

Aina Brei'yon embodies the many levels of BEING who you are; freely.

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