Sultry East Coast Artist, Stormi Maya creates a “Body of Work” Experience
The Bronx, New York native, Stormi Maya is a female MC/rapper has a message to convey. The newcomer is 23 years old and is ready for the rap game. Bringing her truth to the forefront is the calm to the storm. Her style takes you back to the old school 80’s – 90’s era while adding a feminine conscious touch. While in the studio, Stormi Maya records tracks that empower women. Also, she spotlights the black struggle and sexism; as well as embraces her sexuality and emits positivity.
Originally, Stormi Maya’s career begins as a model, modeling for exclusive lingerie brands and Playboy for two years.
Stormi Maya started performing in community theaters around New York City. In time, Stormi decides to become a professional actress in theater, film, and TV. Stormi has performed in many off-Broadway plays around the country and has directed theater.
She is a recurring character (Yennifer Clemente ) on Spike Lee’s Netflix Season 2 how “She’s Gotta Have It.“
Additionally, Stormi can be seen in a variety of Indie films, multiple Netflix productions and “Mostly For Millennials” on Adult Swim. Stormi Maya is represented by her manager (music) Donald Robinson Cole.
“A woman knows her limits, a wise woman knows she has none”
Stormi Maya is definitely a triple threat and has entered the Hip Hop industry. During this short time of her career, Stormi releases her EP “Body of Work, “a collaborative project with producer Donald Robinson Cole aka Megadon. As a diverse artist, Stormi has tracks that make you want to raise a fist for change then grind to sexual temptations.
Look forward to seeing more of Stormi, she is working on releasing back to back singles all year.
For Features and Bookings: Stormimayamusic@gmail.com
CONNECT ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
Described as a cross between Common and Musiq Soulchild, with charisma that can not be defined comes Oakland legend, Jonah Melvon. Setting the tone for one epic year with 2 singles from his new album, ‘Rain Water Project.’ The soulful new singles, “What’s Good For You” and “Mom and Pops” come just in time for the first and most pertinent holiday of the year, MLK Day 2019. Both being huge grooves, “What’s Good For You” and “Mom and Pops” shine in Jonah’s ability to create rich experiences through his art, providing good ol’ soul food or soul music, as it is often called. “Mom and Pops” takes us to a hopeful time in the future where we as a culture support our own. While “What’s Good For You” meshes Spoken Word, Hip Hop and Soul Music into one dope recipe filled with food for thought.
