Te'a Milan may be relatively new to the music scene; however, the Atlanta native and indie artist is no stranger to music. Milan grew up listening to gospel and singing in the church choir. Growing up in a small town, she was exposed to various genres; however, she always had a thirst for soul-stirring music. Her biggest influences have been artists such as Patti LaBelle, Whitney Houston, Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, and Anita Baker. Like most of these artists, Milan has a soulful and smooth vibe to her sound. Whether she is belting out big notes or singing airy riffs, she has a unique sound reflective of her experiences, i.e. life music.

Milan is currently recording original music and completing her debut EP. She recently shared the stage with Angie Stone and was featured on a single with a RBC recording artist. Her new single, “Finally Figured It Out” is an anthem for anyone, especially women, who finally discovers his or her true purpose. Just as the lyrics of her song explicitly states, Te’a Milan has finally figured out she is right where she belongs, on stage sharing her music with the world.

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“I am a soldier. Although I’m no longer serving, I still see myself as a soldier, still honoring the red white and blue,” says Raymond when asked about his inspiration behind his latest single, Red White and Blue. “ I remembered the feeling of coming home from deployment, how overwhelming it was. I wanted to recapture that moment in this song.” Red, White and Blue is one of a long list of production accolades coming from the young singer. Hailing form the city of Dillon, South Carolina, Williams remembers his early inspirations growing up in the South. His grandmother introduced him to musical greats like Luther and Patti and he was instantly drawn to the music. His fascination compelled him to begin singing in the church, and later audition for talent shows around the city to test his skills., singing a myriad of gospel, and R&B tunes he’d fashioned together. RAYMOND WILLIAMS Discography 1. Red, White, and Blue 2. Red, White, and Blue Remix. His endeavors paid off, placing second in the Dillon County’s Got Talent Showcase. After a critique from Angie Stone’s Assistant manager, Williams dove into his music, and began performing all over the city to perfect his craft. Doing so has placed him in the path to work with local artists, including Pee Wee Clark, Rebekah Mashael, 220 Flame Squad, as well as Rhythm of Gospel’s Male Gospel Vocalist of the year, Maurice McZeke. While his current sights are set for the upcoming performance of his latest release at the USO this soon, he has plans to return to the studio to begin work on his upcoming album. “The music I grew up on—Melvin Waiters, Gladys Knight, Luther Vandross—they are true legends to me, legendary story tellers. I hope to capture the same power of the story in my music

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