I wanted to always be surrounded around vocalists so that I could grow as a singer, and that’s how RichGirl was conceived. But, it was because of that environment that inspired my dream of starting a girl group. I didn’t continue the journey as I was advised by my lawyer not to. They thought I was good enough to become a contestant, and I proceeded. I was in the early development stages, and sang the (The) Star-Spangled Banner as my audition. Diddy’s “Making The Band” - Although short lived, it was still your first big break, correct? So talk to me about this particular time at the very beginning of your career…

Your initial stint in the business came courtesy of P. It’s a vibe! I’m taking you through the emotions of a relationship the beginning, middle and end. This new album is a perfect marriage of Hip Hop and R’n’b. With that being said, how do you classify your overall sound and/or style? I was (a) rapper and spoken word artist years before I began singing. I always loved the feeling I got from listening to Hip Hop driven music.

When I was younger, I was highly influenced by rap artists Tupac, Biggie, (A) Tribe Called Quest…early Mary J. Now you are a native of Baltimore, MD, correct? So growing up in “Charm City,” who all did / do you consider to be your strongest influences? By MuzikScribe 0 An Exclusive Tête-à-tête w/Brave Williams

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