Rex Evans
Singer | Songwriter | Producer
 
Rex, born Rex Anthony Evans III, is an Atlanta native nurtured by southern culture. He is a multi-faceted artist whose niche is a unique approach to pop and soul fusion.  Being influenced by Prince, Cameo and The Weeknd, Rex creates music that speaks to cross generations and cultures.  He is melodically rich, lyrically prolific, musically rhythmic, and vocally hypnotic.  
 
“My mind moves very fast so I would get bored waiting on my favorite artists to release new music.  Out of frustration and cravings, a fire ignited in me to make great music.  It started in high school with me writing raps then borrowing my mom’s computer to make beats- because she always has the fly sounds. As I think back, since she is a seasoned musician, doing music comes instinctively and organically as any other common gesture I express. Now, I go into the booth, without pen or pad, allowing a natural, spontaneous flow of melodies and lyrics to come out. I’m extremely thankful for this endless treasure box.”
 
Rex grew up in the studio because his mother, Debra Killings, is a staple in Atlanta’s music scene.  She is a bass player and vocalist who has contributed to records by TLC, Monica, OutKast, Goodie Mob, Madonna, Aretha Franklin and Jay-Z to name a few. 
 
Rex writes, produces and sings all of his music with the exception of a few collaborations with, Dallas Austin, a music producer responsible for hits by Michael Jackson, Madonna, Pink, TLC and many others.

Rex Evans is a refreshing, emerging talent entering the music scene with a precise intention to deliver.  A millennial with substantive abounding content and one worth your attention.

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“One word to describe my art is quality,” said photographer Joshua Sowemimo, who has been shooting for the last five years, with his first real shoot occurring back in April 2014. Also on the rise as an artist manager, Sowemimo covers a variety of areas in the artist industry such as event photography, studio, concert, outdoors, and plenty more. Being published in Immersive Atlanta and also heading the first round of photography for the HEET ATL store relocation to Little Five Points in Atlanta, GA this year are accomplishments Sowemimo has added to his growing list of successes. “I feel someone else would describe my work as very clean and quality work,” he said, and it has shown nothing less. (For the camera lovers out there, Sowemimo uses a Canon 5d Mark IV and a Nikon D3!)

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