East Coast Lyricist, Jaypassion drops her latest project, “100 Proof”
Jaypassion is not just an artist. She’s an all-around dope, laidback, authentic, and thorough individual. Jaypassion graduated from grad school and is very successful in her career. “I work in the social services field because I want to give people the help I didn’t have coming up!” She grew up in the very hardcore streets of Philly. Section 8 housing, absentee father, low income, and all the other fixings contribute Jaypassion has so much to speak on, being a triple minority. “I’m Black, I’m Lesbian, and I’m a woman. My songs are not for money and fame, I have something to say. I hope to reach someone who could be motivated and inspired by hearing.”
“I’ve been writing lyrics for a long time, it’s not what I do -it’s just a part of who I am and how I express myself” ~Jaypassion
Jaypassion is not a rookie to life or music. “If you want to hear something solid and “100 Proof” – look for me! Something thought-provoking and motivating-look for me!!”
Be sure to connect with Jaypassion on social media and digital platforms.
CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
Oakland – native singer, composer, actor, and drummer, Bennie S. Rodgers II – professionally known as Rojo. Avenue (Ro.Ave) – is no stranger to the music industry. Over the past decade, the multi-talented artist has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the music industry, including Mariah Carey, BIGBANG, Keri Hilson, BLACKPINK, and more. 
“I don’t know if I can change the world but I have high hopes of putting a new spin on the culture.” ~ DCM
In 2018, Yung Tilla’s mixtape “Playboi Color” debuts and shows off his talented ability to blend Rap and R&B. Looking to grow off the success of his first release, he gained recognition from his Sophomore mixtape. “Can’t Stop Me Now” released in 2019. It propelled him to opening performances for several big artists such as “Blueface, Fivio Foreign, and Pnb Rock”. Records such as “Party House”, and “Dangerous” are fan favorites as they gained over half a million combined streams across streaming platforms.
Swazey went viral in a mistaken identity debacle with local neighborhood police officers in Washington DC. During the police harassment incident, he ran and hopped the fence back and forth acrobat style. The viral video is called “You Can’t Catch Me, Boy.” After the viral video, he was invited on the MTV show “Ridiculousness” and his viral video was a segment on the show. In 2020, he was featured on the MTV spinoff show of “Ridiculousness” called “Disturbed in 2020.” 
The Jacksonville, Florida native began singing at a young age. He was able to find his voice through music and to escape the seriousness of the world around him. His music seeks to uplift others so that they too can rise like a phoenix from every obstacle and circumstance they face.
platinumpromo 