Madison Hunt

Apr 4, 2024 | grownmag.com | Madison Hunt

What’s truly mesmerizing about music is its boundless capacity to transcend barriers. It speaks a universal language, and is a shared sanctuary for people of every age and race. Yet, the narrative of country music has long been confined to a singular dimension, where Black representation is notably absent. In recent years, however, we’ve witnessed a stirring transformation in the heart of the countryside, not without its share of obstacles.

Oct 11, 2023 | grownmag.com | Madison Hunt

As we say farewell to the RENAISSANCE World Tour, it’s clear that over the span of a year, Beyoncé has made history, bringing together so many people from all walks of life into an unforgettable celebration of music, culture, and Ballroom excellence. I can remember the moment her first single, Break My Soul, dropped in 2022 when I immediately got a phone call from my mother, claiming she wanted to go to her tour.

Oct 1, 2023 | grownmag.com | Madison Hunt

As we say farewell to the RENAISSANCE tour, it’s clear that over the span of a year, Beyoncé has made history, bringing together so many people from all walks of life into an unforgettable celebration of music, culture, and Ballroom excellence. I can remember the moment her first single, Break My Soul, dropped in 2022 when I immediately got a phone call from my mother, claiming she wanted to go to her tour.

Aug 18, 2023 | grownmag.com | Madison Hunt

We’re exiting our  Miranda Priestly aka Devil Wears Prada era, and the AFTERPARTY has made sure of it. No more gatekeeping, or unnecessary exclusivity – this intentionally curated event was made for fashion-forward artists and creatives alike to intentionally network with other Black women and men. And the women didn’t come to play. Two women, Sarai Thompson and Jodi-Ann Scott, crafted this space after noticing that there wasn’t enough Black women representation in the field of fashion.

Jul 20, 2023 | grownmag.com | Madison Hunt

When Beyoncé’s RENAISSANCE dropped earlier this year, a queer-euphoria took over. Trans women, ballroom culture, and the queer community were called to the FRONT. In this metallic-studded era, an ambiance of hope and forwardness to a community that endured so much strife in the last few years. Artists’ like Honey Dijon and Shea Diamond have never been needed more, with so many rights of the LGBTQ+ community being taken away.