Artist Spotlight
Armani Jackson Drops a New Single “Haunted”

New single and visuals for “Haunted” from Alt Hip Hop / R&B singer and famed actor Armani Jackson, who is best known for his starring role alongside Vin Diesel in “The Last Witch Hunter”, Lionsgate’s “Cooties”, and his upcoming lead role as the character “Joey” in the much-anticipated TBS/HBO Max series “Chad”.
In “Haunted”, Armani Jackson opens about his ongoing struggle with sleep paralysis and feelings of devastating loss after a break-up. “I often suffer from something called sleep paralysis (a temporary inability to move or speak while falling asleep or upon waking which usually results in disturbing hallucinations during an episode) so I wrote this song about battling sleep paralysis while simultaneously battling the memories of a past relationship.”
The song features raw, complex emotions of melancholia and regret which he boldly shapes into smooth rhymes and complementary R&B beats and was produced by The Morgue (Trey Songz, Lil Yachty, Saweetie, Quavo, Rihanna).
17-year-old Armani Jackson spent the last decade performing alongside top names in Hollywood and building a solid resume for himself in television and film. Beginning at the age of 6, Armani’s charming appearance and the ability to perform across a range of genres, makes him a fan-favorite.
Armani is no stranger to the screen; he played Braden Morris, the “Bubble Boy” on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy in Season 10, played the lead role opposite Elijah Wood in the Lionsgate feature film, “Cooties,” and booked his second feature film role opposite Vin Diesel in “The Last Witch Hunter.” Armani then went on to get the lead role of Netflix’s Cary Fukunaga produced “Little Boxes.” In 2016, Armani was named by Indiewire as one of the Breakout Actors of the Tribeca Film Festival. His other acting credits include, “Real Husbands of Hollywood,” “Ready Player One” and will soon play Joey on the TBS/HBO MAX highly anticipated series, “CHAD,” which stars and was created by “Saturday Night Live” alumna Nasim Pedrad. Nasim and Armani previously worked together in the film “Cooties.”
Armani spends his free time developing scripts and concepts for horror genres, and psychological thrillers. He understands that there is a gap in the industry for films and shows to be created by teens, for teens. Armani hopes to create a space that allows Gen Z to pitch their creative concepts in collaboration with his own production company – Blue Velvet Productions. Armani’s aim is to create more visibility for youth creatives who don’t have the access or resources to share their innovative ideas.
While he’s created solid on-screen momentum for himself and his career, Armani has also been creating his own music. After delving into his musical talent last year, Armani has already produced a number of beautiful singles – his most recent being “Out Of My Brain”. The single “Out Of My Brain” is inspired by leaving a toxic relationship and focusing on what is good for one’s own mental health. Armani writes his lyrics from lived experiences. He does this to openly explain his songs’ meaning and aims to make them feel relatable.
As a young adult with a platform, Armani knows that he is in a position to provide a positive influence to his peers/generation. Armani is creative with his ability to connect with his expansive audience. He does this with integrity and authenticity, which will ultimately make him rise in a highly competitive industry.
Artist Spotlight
Noah Zayden releases a new single “Fuego”

With “Fuego,” Zayden turns the tables. It’s still personal, still vulnerable, but this time the narrative moves toward hope. Inspired by the realness of heartbreak and the fear of love lost, Fuego is like watching emotional armor slowly melt. The beat is subdued but warm, and his vocal delivery has a fragility that makes every line sound confessional.
It’s not only how to fall in love, it’s also how to learn to trust again after being burned. There’s something beautiful about that vulnerability, something powerful about electing to jump anyway. “Fuego” just speaks the truth. And in its simplicity, it glows bright.
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“I AM Good Enough” by TaniA Kyllikki evokes a soaring melodic anthem to liberate self-affirmation

TaniA Kyllikki has never been one to shy away from vulnerability as she demonstrates commendable resilience in her soul-stirring new single, “I AM Good Enough.” This composition serves as a melodic awakening and represents a multifaceted artistic interpretation of an uplifting ballad. At its core, it is fundamentally a deeply personal assertion of self-love and emotional rebirth that hits right.
From the outset, TaniA’s voice trembles sincerely, soaring effortlessly through a meticulously stripped-back arrangement that deliberately foregrounds her message to take center stage. Her angelic harmonies envelop the listener, creating a comforting and powerful embrace. The inclusion of collaborative vocal harmonies provided by her husband, Rynellton, introduces an intimate dimension, fostering a collective aspiration for healing that amplifies the emotional significance, enhancing the overall impact of the narrative.
Lyrically, “I AM Good Enough” addresses the psychological consequences of abuse and self-doubt, illuminating the often-silenced struggles of diminished self-esteem. The song conveys a message of triumph, encouraging a reconceptualization of self-worth. With every intriguing note, TaniA affirms that liberation is attainable when individuals cease to accept the false narratives that try to define them as not enough. TaniA channels her experiences into a performance that feels deeply empathetic and human, as though she’s singing directly to the parts of us we’ve forgotten how to love.
The unvarnished authenticity of “I AM Good Enough” distinguishes it within contemporary music. The fourth single from her forthcoming album, ‘Free-Spirited,’ is a pivotal reminder to confront and process past traumas while reclaiming one’s intrinsic worth. Through her artistry, TaniA Kyllikki elevates musicality beyond mere entertainment, forging potent anthems that are essential lifelines for the weary. For anyone seeking validation or needing a sign to love themselves a little more, “I AM Good Enough” provides the necessary and timely sonic remedy for healing. It’s a reminder that our scars don’t define us, and others don’t dictate our values.
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