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Hailing from the vibrant streets of Westside Detroit, Jerald Rydell Johns Jr., known by his stage name Jay Beretta, is a lyricist whose roots run deep in the fabric of hip hop culture. At 32 years old, JB — as he's affectionately dubbed by close friends and affiliates — has cultivated a unique sound and perspective that pays homage to the influences surrounding him from a young age.
Born and raised on the iconic Seven Mile Road, Beretta’s upbringing was steeped in music. With his father, Jerald Rydell Sr., and mother, Glenda Marie Wardlaw Johns, instilling a sense of perseverance and creativity, he burst onto the scene at just 12 years old, fueled by an unrelenting passion for rap. It was a calling he answered with fervor, channeling his experiences and the dynamic environment of Detroit into his artistry.
A remarkable facet of Jay’s lineage comes from his God Sister, the late great Aaliyah, who not only introduced him to the world of stardom but also set a high bar for excellence. Growing up in her shadow, Beretta absorbed lessons from the early R&B and hip-hop legends that defined the ‘90s and early 2000s, shaping his artistry beyond the realm of mere musicianship. His influences stretch across various domains – from fashion to film, and activism to everyday life, creating a distinct blend that informs his lyrical narratives and visual aesthetics.
In a music industry often focused solely on sound, Jay Beretta stands out by offering a rich tapestry of storytelling sourced from his everyday experiences, challenges, and victories. His rise within the industry is not just a personal journey; it represents a broader narrative about the resilience and creativity of Detroit’s artists.
With tracks that resonate from the block to the stage, Jay Beretta is more than a rapper; he’s a voice for a generation eager for authentic expression and representation. As he continues to carve out his legacy, Beretta remains committed to inspiring others — proving that one can rise to greatness while remaining grounded in their roots. The Westside of Detroit is rich with talent, and Jay Beretta is poised to become one of its shining stars. Keep an ear out and listen closely; his story is just beginning.

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Born and raised in Detroit, hip hop artist and songwriter began her career as Aye Rome after moving to Chicago for college. 
Coming from a musical family, with a grandfather invested in the music industry, Aye Rome naturally gravitated toward music and the arts. Her work began with poems and short stories before transitioning into song writing. She focused on perfecting her craft by taking vocal and piano lessons. While in college she studied computer animation and visual effects. 
Inspired by greats such as Missy Elliott, Teyana Taylor, Kimbra, Janet Jackson, Lupe Fiasco, and Kendrick Lamar, Aye Rome released her first song, My City ft Tiye Stylez in 2015. Within the same year, she premiered her first two music videos, Kings Anthem and On Purpose, on HOTNEWHIPHOP. She has been featured on multiple blogs and podcasts, including Unsigned and UIC Radio. 
While it seemed that her direction was unclear, her career took off quickly. Although she took a break from music to recalibrate and find her voice, she has continued to gain support due to natural abilities and undeniable talents over the years. Aye Rome is now back and ready to take the world by storm with a vision that is true to her purpose with new music, new visuals, and even more creativity.

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