Emcee. Teacher. Mentor. Add-2 is the founder of Haven Studio which is a free studio for the youth on the Southside of Chicago, a teacher at YCA’s #Emceeworkshop and CommonGround. Each hat Add-2 wears allows him to connect with individuals on a different level.

Rapper, Mentor and Doctoral student Jabari ‘Naledge Evans’ has been active within the music industry for close to 20 years. From meeting Double-0 at University of Pennsylvania and starting Kidz in the hall, to coming up in the blog era, navigating the early social platforms and developing branded content, to now being enrolled as a PHD student at Northwestern in their Doctoral program.

Mother Nature is a duo of artists, educators, healers and black girl geniuses. On the music side their lyrics open your mind and push you to experience your ‘true godlike nature.’ While on the education side, they founded The Miseducation of HipHop, a program designed to focus in on community development rooted in mental health, HipHop scholarship and entrepreneurship.

Navarro is the founder of Loop Theory, where he manages and develops artists such as Brittney Carter, RYEN, Dre Izaya and many more. These last couple of years Navarro has put down his own pen, to help others pick theirs up and put them in positions to win.

Dig into more of Renzell’s last 10+ year run as he discusses getting into producing, 10 Day being his first major placement, the concept of SHAPES, having a personal/work relationship with Mick Jenkins, and developing an event for men to get together and share issues that they’re going through.

They Call Me Biz is a dedicated frontline worker committed to doing his job during COVID-19, despite the risks and hardships. But not only is he a frontline worker, he’s also a musician. Both careers allow for Biz to help people and provide inspiration through real life experience.

femdot. talks Delacreme Scholars - a scholarship to help black and brown students with funding for college, securing brand sponsorships, learning how to play the piano and much more.

L.A. talks about how he’s been handling the quarantine, making music, sticking to a routine, and things he’s learned over the last couple of months. Tune in and enter into his conscious mind.