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“The depth of my thoughts and words have no measure”
“Justin Wilson is a thought-provoking author known for his poignant poetry and short stories that explore real-life experiences and challenge societal narratives. His writing encourages meaningful conversations and introspection, particularly around the often-toxic discourse between genders. Justin’s debut, *From The Pews*, and his follow-up, *Courageous Vulnerability*, have been praised by mental health professionals for their honesty and depth. His poem ‘Simp’ was featured on Dr. PGB Hudson’s blog and discussed by a podcast panel, solidifying his voice in contemporary literature. Inspired by his faith and family, Justin’s work aims to foster understanding and positive change in today’s divisive society.”
“Underground Hip Hop is the foundation of Hip Hop”
The Hood idol hip hop culture awards recognizes artists, music industry professionals, community leaders and small businesses for their contributions to the hip hop culture and the community. This show is always an amazing production produced by Lex Luga. Get your tickets now on sale at http://www.hoodidolawards.eventbrite.com
“I not only dreamed my dream, I am living my dream”
Brian was born and raised in Flowood, Mississippi. His family has always been around music. Brian even has the support of his two brothers Brandon, and Blair Ballou. Brian’s grandparents were musicians too, and music teachers. Brian’s father’s dad was a piano teacher, and his mom’s mother played piano for her church. Growing up Brian and his three brothers enjoyed Motown, Soul and R&B.
Many musicians inspired Brian including Luther Vandross, Jimi Hendrix, B.B. King and many more. When Brian’s mom would take him and his brothers to school growing up, she always listened to Kixie 107.5. Sam Cooke was also a huge artist that influenced Brian’s musical taste. Especially, his widely known hit “A Change is Gonna Come”.
The first guitar Brian picked up was a Blue and White Fender that he got for Christmas. It was one he always wanted because Brian wanted to play like Jimi Hendrix. As soon as he became better, Brian started going to the Thursday night Blues Challenge at Frank Jones Corner in Jackson, Mississippi. The number of talented Blues Musicians that passed through just pushed Brian to be better. As a matter of fact, Brian and his younger brother even got to play a few songs with Grammy Award winner Bobby Rush.
Over the years, Brian started becoming more and more involved in the music scene in Jackson, Mississippi. Brian even got the opportunity to play in the Delta Hot Tamale Festival in Greenville, Mississippi. Brian now owns nine guitars and he has a single out called “Broken City”, and currently wrapping up the next one.
Brian is on the C-spire commercial advertising the Blues Trail here in Mississippi.
Known to most as “The Publisher” Mr. Kelly Cole is a 2X #1 Best Selling Author, Speaker & Entrepreneur. Born in the most notorious housing project in the world “Cabrini Green” in Chicago, IL, He went from working at Wal-Mart and Blockbuster to owning one of the fastest growing book publishing companies in the US. http://www.publishingadvantagegroup.com
Kelly has authored and published over 50+ paperback, audio, and e-books to date. Kelly has been seen on NBC, FOX, ABC, Yahoo Finance, The CW, Gospel Updates Magazine, A Magazine & more. In 2014 he was even elected into the GrindMoves Hall of Fame.