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  THREE VISIONARIES. ONE FREQUENCY. A GLOBAL REVOLUTION. The Sasha Santiago Radio Show — broadcasting in partnership with iHeart Radio — is poised to become the Internet’s next great media empire, driven by three of the entertainment industry’s most formidable power players. A New Frequency for a Global Generation The entertainment world is witnessing the convergence of three legendary careers, one visionary artist, and an unstoppable media platform. The Sasha Santiago Radio Show — launched on iHeart Radio and streaming globally — is more than a radio program. It is a cultural movement, a brand ecosystem, and the next chapter in a story written by three titans who have shaped the music industry for a combined total of nearly 100 years. Dan Rush, CEO of PPV Live (Pay-Per-View Live Events); Livio Harris, CEO of Who’s Harris Entertainment, Co-CEO of Velocity Entertainment/Velocity Music Publishing, and President of New Peak Entertainment; and Mac G, known internationally as GetEm...

Montgomery, Alabama soul singer Kevin KHULE Harris presents his new single "Mood 2" featuring Jeter Jones, produced by Marcus Bell and Timothy Ellis. "Mood 2" is the lead single from This Is Khule, Harris's new album released on Soul 1st Records featuring Jeter Jones, an eight-track set that also includes "Lights on Lights Off," "Number One Girl," "Mood," "Grown Woman," "Water," "Trailride Takeover," and "Celebrate." The song follows a weekend night from the pregame to the hotel party to the after party around a chorus about Southern Soul dancing, with Harris writing the chorus and first two verses and Jeter Jones, the Mansfield, Louisiana artist known as "Da Kang of Trailride Blues," writing and singing the third. Born and raised in Montgomery in a family of singers, Harris worked as a background vocalist on country, pop, R&B, and hip-hop records and on Motown tribute recordings...

"My Boonoonos" is the new anthem you need to hear from 3x Grammy-winning producer, artist, and New Orleans legend Deezle, featuring Southern bounce icon Hotboy Ronald. "My Boonoonos" fuses sultry R&B crooning with raw New Orleans bounce, turning a late-night passion into an explosive club anthem. Built on a driving bassline and slick synth chords, the track captures that electric tipping point where romantic devotion meets an uninhibited party atmosphere. Hotboy Ronald injects signature NOLA heat, crashing through with relentless hype ad-libs and a rapid-fire verse that instantly shifts the track into high gear. His gritty, call-and-response flow creates a dynamic push-and-pull against the silkier vocals, resulting in a high-energy hybrid that feels tailormade for Southern dance floors. Deezle , born and raised in New Orleans, is an acclaimed producer and R&B artist who has worked with acclaimed artists such as Drake, J-Lo, Nicki Minaj, and Chris Brown ...

Jasper Boyz , the viral brother trio, are heading to their biggest stage yet ! Fresh off winning TikTok Content Creator of the Year, they'll perform at the LA Clippers game against the Phoenix Suns on MLK Day, January 18, 2027, at the Intuit Dome in front of 18,000 fans, in a show directed by Destiny Frye. Right now they're out on their Pop Out Tour , hitting Southern California schools with an edutainment run focused on anti-bullying, entrepreneurship and community (see dates below) It all lines up with their new single "New Chick" featuring R&B singer Lani Love and rapper Nova Starr. It's a bouncy, 2000s-inspired R&B and pop-rap record that follows their viral hit "Badyana." With more than 1.5 billion streams and views and over 2.3 million followers, these three are proving that clean, feel-good content can move Gen Alpha culture in a big way. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/ channel/ UCJHdD6iYqzFpJMipWanCS-g TIKTOK  INSTAGRA...

Claes Kasper Bang, based in Copenhagen, presents his new single "Waiting for the Count-In." "Waiting for the Count-In" follows "Bring Me Back" as part of a forthcoming EP releasing under Bang's long-running independent music project This Is Not America. Born in Odense, Bang is an actor, musician, songwriter, and composer who began making music on his computer in 2002, taught himself piano and guitar, and adopted the alias This Is Not America in 2008 — drawn from the David Bowie song — after Danish radio had a standing policy of not giving airplay to actors. His debut album Dislocated arrived in 2010, and his catalog includes collaborations with Marina Schiptjenko and Charlotte Munck; early singles "Don't Come Crying," "Shameless," and "Run" received substantial Danish radio support before broadcasters identified him as the musician behind the project. Bang is the winner of the European Film Award for Best Actor for The...

Michael Jones, who goes by the family given name Lil Mike is a Hip Hop Artist was born and raised in Anderson Indiana. Making his debut as an up and coming artist, the Indiana native quickly took a strong passion to music at the age of 11 or 12. He soon surfaced his unique and experimental sound with Hip Hop. With influences like 50 Cent, Lil Wayne, Andre 3000, Tupac, Eminem, Notorious B.I.G. and Kendrick Lamar and more to follow, there’s no doubt that this fresh new artist is making a way for himself and is surely one to look out for. As an authentic artist Lil Mike’s goal is to not just make music, but to make memorable messages. Writing with a competitive spirit and eagerness to inspire, Lil Mike’s lyricism and soothing messages in his records are sure to never go unnoticed when it comes to any audience, from inspirations to write from the streets/community he comes from along with being real with himself. His latest release, “Talk Heavy” is a hip hop single featuring T.G.I.FREE, bl...

  For the people who don’t know who Boobie Blood is, how would you introduce yourself, and what should they know about you as an artist? I’m primarily a freestyle artist who lets lyrics flow organically from the soul rather than scripting them, though i pivots to conscious themes when i sit down to write. My gritty, realistic music is heavily shaped by my real-life experiences in the streets and my time in prison. Growing up in Minnesota, how did your environment and the people around you influence the person and artist you’ve become today? It influenced me a lot, I learned to grind early in my life as a kid I use to hustle, so all the grind helped me understand how to get money for my work, and the fake people I grew up around and the real keeps me on my toes, so it made me smarter Where did the name Boobie Blood come from, and what’s the story behind it? Boobie is my nickname, blood is family, behind the name, when I became part of the family the word was spreading fast, t...