I am a public speaker, podcaster, and artist specializing in hip-hop, reggae, and spoken word, hailing from Nashville, TN. My latest EP, R.B.G, stands for Rise. Build. Grow, and aims to inspire communities to embrace health and wellness through lifestyle, leadership, and art.

My debut book, "Blkblood Vol.1 (From Prison To Prayer Through Poetry)," is now available on Amazon, featuring my most chaotic experiences and cherished memories expressed through poems, images, and quotes. As the CEO and Founder of Recycle & Reinvest, I lead a local non-profit that cleans up low-income neighborhoods in inner-city Nashville while mentoring youth in leadership.

Having overcome challenges like homelessness and prison, I am dedicated to using my experiences to guide and uplift others. I joined Big Brothers Big Sisters in 2021, where I serve as a Big Cousin, helping youth build confidence and prepare for their mentoring matches.

My colleagues describe me as a forward thinker, a creative leader, and a relentless worker. As Executive Director of Recycle and Reinvest, I believe that engaging vulnerable youth in environmental improvement fosters their confidence and pride. Since 2018, we have revitalized over 50 neighborhoods and mentored more than 30 youths.

Recently, I was honored with the HOME TOWN HERO AWARD for my commitment to giving back to those in need. I attribute my success to the unwavering support of my family. Outside of my professional endeavors, I host the Blk Blood Voices podcast, focusing on Environmental Justice Healthy Hip Hop Culture, and start-up business owners.

Each day, I wake up grateful for the grace of God and remain committed to a life of continuous improvement. As Marcus Garvey said, “With confidence, you have won before you have started.”