Kirby Jackson, up and coming teen sensation with is soulful RB voice. 

I Just Wanna Be Kirby Jackson (produced By City of Chattanooga)

Introducing 15 year old Rauelle, our youngest artist with STARS of Chattanooga. 

She is Beautiful by 15yo Rauelle

Pashin sings he latest song on STARS of Chattanooga part 2. 

Everyday by Pashin (produced By City of Chattanooga)

Sweet sounds of Roddie, one of our mentors from the STARS of Chattanooga Program

Black And White by Roddie

Put your hands up. Its time to fly high with the Billups Family. 

Flyin' High Tha Billups Family

Sweet sounds of one of our pros from East Brainerd Center...Amber Hope. 

Forever Or Never by Amber hope

Strong words from a poetic hip hop artist in Chattanooga. 

I'll Die by Peezy P

Just as much hope as there is...perfect title "Make it Thru" from Ajai. 

Make It Thru Ajai (produced By City of Chattanooga)

T-Rollin, our youngest STAR at just 14 years old, but with powerful lyrics about crime he has seen. 

Pain by T-Rollin (Produced by City of Chattanooga)

This year the group of nearly a dozen come together for "Ain't No Looking Back", putting all their talents together for one final song. 

Aint No Looking Back Stars Of Chattanooga Phase 2.0 (produced By Coop Da Beatman)

Young lady from Chattanooga in Chattanooga Parks and Recreation's Prevention and Youth Development Program. 

Here are the lyrics: 
Name of Song: STOP THE VIOLENCE
 Name of Artist: Roddie 

Verse 1: You're smart, but you're not wise/Keep your head in the blue skies/You got love, but you'd rather fight/Guns shoot everything in sight /Innocents are suffering/'Cause of the trouble you are bringing/Bad influences are killing /Can I change the world by singing?

Pre-Hook: Oh God, please save us/Oh God, please help us/Oh God, please forgive us/Oh God, give us love

Hook: Can we stop the violence? Can we stop the heartache? Can we stop this war? Can we stop the hating? /Can we stop the violence? Can we stop the heartache? Can we stop this war? Can we stop the hating? The shooting, the hurting, the fighting, the pain/ the murders, the lying, the killing, the gangs/The shooting, the hurting, the fighting, the pain/the murders, the lying, the killing, the gangs

Verse 2: You're smart, but you'd rather drink/Shots affect the way you think/You can swim, but you'd rather sink/into the evil that others bringing/Innocents are suffering/because you've had several drinks/drink and drive, you start swerving/your life is slowly ending.
Pre-Hook: Hook:

Verse 3: It's on the news/It's everywhere/we're about to lose/ This is hell/It's in our hearts/It's in our soul/hate tears apart/our every home/Why are we killing each other?/We all are sisters and brothers

Hook:
Ending: You're killing our generation/Oh God, help this nation


Stop the Violence - Roddie

Pashin, a young man from the City of Chattanooga's Prevention and Youth Development Program...

Gravity - Pashin

"We wasn't meant to be". A simple statement can have lasting effects on someone. Broham Gett'um knows. The words say it themselves. Check out another classic from Prevention and Youth Development recording studios and the STARS of Chattanooga

Meant 2 BE by Broham Gett'um

You got style, you got your OWN style, that's swagg. Idivividual personality is how its done. Gkay rhymes tell the story, Cooking UP Swagg Goo. 

Swagg Goo by Gkay Ft. T-Rollin

THESE ARE YOUR STARS OF CHATTANOOGA. This hit features all the artist from the STARS of Chattanooga Program who wrote, produced and recorded their POSITIVE songs with the City of Chattanooga's Gang Task Force and the City of Chattanooga Parks and Recreation Department. These STARS are making a change! For more information on the STARS program call, 423-643-6800. 

Straight 2 Da Top by STARS of CHATTANOOGA

The Stars of Chattanooga, a youth development group, created in fall of 2012 by the Department of Youth and Family Development (formally Parks and Recreation), has provided exposure and opportunity to over 30 artists as young as 8 years old, who have written, recorded and produced their own music of choice. Several artists began simply with a piece of paper and an idea, before producing their own song. 2013’s inaugural CD featured songs, ranging from those written about violence that the artists had seen themselves, to social issues and lyrics of confidence. 2014’s CD will be released at this year’s Riverbend performance and features similar messages, including a compilation song, mixing acoustic, blues, R&B, dance and hip hop, highlighting unity between the artists.  
Each song was carefully screened, making sure lyrics were not offensive, and each artist is required to follow a set of rules while a part of the program. These rules include intolerance of misconduct, attendance, respect for others and respect for oneself, among others. Members of the 2013 inaugural Stars of Chattanooga, along with Power 94’s Big Tula have served as mentors to the incoming artists.
The program serves as both an educational and possible career development path. 

STARS OF CHATTANOOGA

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