Hi my name is Brittany Williams and I am an Account Executive for HOT 97, WBLS and WLIB Radio stations in NYC. My father’s name is Tyrone Williams. He produced the first Hip Hop Radio show, “Mr. Magic’s Rap Attack”, started Cold Chillin Records and ...
I am Andrew Harley, the Midwest Regional Promotions Director for Roc Nation. My father’s name is Maurice Harley, the Senior National Promotions Director for Republic. I was definitely an industry baby. I would travel with my dad to concerts he’s w ...
My name is Monique Davis Cary and I’m an Independent Contractor /Emmy Award Winning Events & Talent Coordinator for The Office of Cable, Television, Film, Music & Entertainment in Washington, DC. My mom is the legendary Sharon L Heyward. ...
We are Madison and Maximilian Shelton, the children of Troy Shelton and siblings who work in the music industry through pathways of music video direction, editing, photography and content creation. We work with up and coming artists as well as creati ...
My name is Tyrone Williams and I work in Promotions (Fields Operation Coordinator) for Hot 97 and WBLS. My father is Tyrone “Fly Ty” Williams who’s prominent for producing the first Hip Hop radio show (The Mr. Magic Rap Attack show). I was definit ...
My name is Kiona Lewis and I am at Hitco doing National Radio Promotions. Both of my parents were in radio at one point, but my father Mike Kelly, is the one currently active. I was an industry baby without knowing I was an industry baby! I spent a ...
My name is Kahlil Daniel. My parents are Gwen Franklin and Doug Daniel! My mom has worked for Capitol, Mercury & RCA Records. My dad worked for Elektra, Arista & Interscope Records – both to name a few. I think I would definitely fit into ...
We are Victor Dyson, VP Director of Sales, The Carter Broadcast Group in Kansas City, MO and Vida Dyson Nash, CEO, RHM Mgt./UpLife LLC in Studio City, CA. Our father, Marv Dyson, former President/GM for WGCI/WVAZ-FM/Gospel 1390 AM in Chicago, IL. i ...
Yvette: My music industry journey started as a summer job at Columbia Records while in college as part of the coveted Sony Music Minority internship program. Upon graduation, I was hired as an assistant in their Publicity Department working with ...
Back in the late 1970’s, Dwight McKee was business manager for Edwin Hawkins, whose arrangement and recording of “Oh Happy Day” had become the biggest gospel “crossover” hit ever. Edwin, Walter and other members of their family formed the touring gr ...
