Charm La’Donna is an artist and choreographer whose work with Kendrick Lamar, Madonna, Rosalia, and more has made her a sought after name in the industry. We spoke with her about her path towards becoming a musician herself, and the trust it took to be vulnerable enough to begin releasing her own work.

Felton Brown is the VP of Creative Services for Dreamville Ventures, responsible for the album covers of J. Cole, Revenge of Dreamers 3, and more. We spoke with him about his journey to find his role at the intersection of music and art, the power of collaboration, and what he wants his legacy to be.

Steven Othello Brown is an artist and creative director whose visionary ideas have shaped the careers of DRAM, Big K.R.I.T., Deem Spencer, Mickey Factz, and more. We sat with the New York local to learn more about how he continues to redefine himself.

Matt “Matt FX” Feldman is an artist, independent supervisor, and food critic/content creator working to make true strides in his industries. We talk about motivations, Asian American representation, and what inspires him to be better.

Dante Jones is the powerhouse producer behind the R&B duo THEY. With sounds that incorporate rock, punk, pop, and traditional 90s R&B, Dante has honed his craft through determination and dedication.

Eric McNeal is an artist whose medium is clothes. From visual identity for fashion brands to the world’s biggest red carpet moments, Eric discusses his commitment, vulnerability, and who he does this for.

Chris Chambers is the Founder of The Chambers Group, a PR agency whose strategic use music and fashion is a clear indicator of the knowledge and vision of Chris himself.

Terrence “Punch” Henderson is the President of Top Dawg Entertainment whose artistry, business strategy, and self awareness have helped him shape careers while remaining true to his own vision.

Kota the Friend is a independent artist and creative making waves in the music industry for his honest, clear, and confident rhymes.

Jessica Willis, independent stylist based in New York, recounts the trajectory of her career — from working with a costuming collective for Lady Gaga to being on set with Solange — and the importance of Black visibility in fashion.

Shareen Taylor, A&R at RCA Records, talks to us about her personal power, her journey from assistant to A&R, and the places women that women in music are going.

Jasmine Martin, founder of 5735 studios, speaks on how depression and a commitment to creativity allowed her to see herself for the first time.