Jessica L. Dupree

Sep 12, 2024 | sheenmagazine.com | Jessica L. Dupree

“I don’t know where and when I wrote all these songs … I don’t really remember it all except I just know that I always wanted to write music…”The 2024 BMI R&B/Hip Hop Awards was held Thursday at the Fairmont Century Plaza in Beverly Hills for an unforgettable night of performances. They gave honor where honor was due – to some of the most deserving songwriters and music publishers in the industry.

Sep 7, 2024 | thisisrnb.com | Jessica L. Dupree

Boyz II Men lead singer Wanya Morris shares the story of how their biggest hit with Babyface “I’ll Make Love To You” Almost Didn’t Happen. If you asked singer-songwriter Kenneth ‘Babyface’ Edmonds how he ended up writing 125 Top 10 hits, 45 #1 R&B hits, 16 #1 pop hits, and contributing to more than 800 million records sold and over 800 billion streams he will tell you that he doesn’t even remember writing all of those songs.

Jul 17, 2024 | sheenmagazine.com | Jessica L. Dupree

Whether you choose to acknowledge it or not, life is full of lessons. Right now, the culture of music is not really geared towards personal growth and accountability, I want to bring back music that is good for your soul. – Fiona MeshaBillboard-charting recording artist Fiona Mesha continues her musical mission to create great music that will inspire and uplift others with new score Lessons.

Jul 2, 2024 | sheenmagazine.com | Jessica L. Dupree

YG Marley, Michael Blackson and Eric Bellinger joined 2024 BET International Nominees Bk’, Bellah, and Focalistic for the star-studded eventFor the 2024 Afr!Ca Haus Brunch, co-Founders Audu Maikori and Franklin ‘Twiz’ David had one clear cut agenda – To Unite Africans, Carribbens and African Americans culturally and empower each other. For decades, Blacks have been the creators of music, tv, and film content that radically impacted cultures not only in America but all throughout the world.

Jul 2, 2024 | sheenmagazine.com | Jessica L. Dupree

“I feel like right now it’s so important to have events like this because I don’t know if you’ve seen the discords where it’s like … this push to disconnect. I feel like we need to connect. We are powerful as a whole as Black people across the diaspora, I feel like this is amazing”– Angelica ‘Angie’ NwanduFor Black culture’s biggest month for music in the US it was a time to celebrate, elevate, and connect creatives, business executives, and politicians.