Jonathan P-Wright

stupidDOPE.com — We're 100 deep poolside at the SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills, California, watching the Superbowl. Half-naked beautiful people eating Kobe beef sliders, chilled tiger shrimp, southern fried chicken wings, waffles, mac and cheese, and imported blue crab cakes. Gold bottles bearing the Ace of Spades logo, Ciroc, and D'USSÉ decorate every table.

Hypefresh — Driving 100 miles per hour in my convertible Aston Martin DB11 on the 405 Highway blaring "WOAH" by Black Rob is a hip-hop energy rush. Weaving through traffic on Friday night in California is always stressful. Playing classic rap songs keeps me calm during the two-hour traffic jam.

Clout News — Miami Beach is so beautiful at 1am in the morning. The Fontainebleau's King Bedroom Suite offers 270-degree views of the Atlantic Ocean and sparkling Biscayne Bay. Room service delivered a tray of blackberries, raspberries, non-fat vanilla Greek yogurt, and a bottle of Deleon Tequila.

The Ritz Herald — Women in 2021 are at the forefront of entrepreneurship, social justice, racial corporate relations, self-empowerment, and political action change in America. Black women are undisputed leaders in a "Man's World," and their impact reverberates globally. Black women voices in 2020 amplified to unthinkable heights and attracted Corporate America revenue. Wallstreet...

stupidDOPE.com — I ain't never heard a bad BLXST record! For the past 18 months, BLXST has been arguably the hottest and most in-demand artist. BLXST was born with a sonic Midas touch for music. Everything he writes, produces, and releases possess an incomparable euphoria and emotional texture.

Elucid — Elucid Magazine is a new force in Fashion community. We unite the city's leading visionaries and artists under one editorial roof. We care about fashion and new innovation, what's working and what isn't. These are the stories we deliver every week through our print magazine, newsletters and website.

HipHopSince1987 — LYRICS BELOW ARE FROM THE TRACK 'PRESSURE' Ayy, I ain't heard one bad Blxst song Gevity, gon' last long He the new Nate Dogg He the West back bone I was just broke last year, now the cast gonе Back was on ropes last year but we back on Thought

HipHopSince1987 — God Don't Make Mistakes, the new album from Conway The Machine, will be available on Friday (Feb 25). As his updated tracklist shows, God Don't Make Mistakes will include 12 tracks plus appearances from Benny The Butcher, T.I., Lil Wayne, Beanie Sigel, Rick Ross, Anderson .Paak, and Westside Gunn and more.

Bleu Magazine — Co-Founders Archie Clay III and Tajh Crutch Reinvent Black style and Black History with BRIMS Words by Taylor Edwards Interview by Jonathan P-Wright Archie Clay III and Tajh Crutch are about more than success, they are about setting the standard for their families.

Elucid — Photo provided by: SIR POLAR BEAR (@sirpolarbear.yohda) * Instagram photos and videos Life is full of changes, and navigating these transitions is one of the most challenging parts of being human. When you undergo these changes, it takes more than courage; it takes vulnerability, open-mindedness, and humility to make it through.

Elucid — Photo provided by: SIR POLAR BEAR (@sirpolarbear.yohda) * Instagram photos and videos Life is full of changes, and navigating these transitions is one of the most challenging parts of being human. When you undergo these changes, it takes more than courage; it takes vulnerability, open-mindedness, and humility to make it through.

Hip Hop Weekly — Life after death Preston Dent is one of the most innovative minds in music and film. Preston Dent's life journey includes death, betrayal, incarceration, self-preservation, self-education, and visionary innovation. The United States grew out of the belief that it could help people see their own potential and achieve their highest standard of living.

One West Magazine — Music marks time. The United States of America is divided, and its soul is on trial. It does not matter your pigmentation; the voiceless is now loud and speaking pain into change. People understand that everyone's life matters; however, 'Black' lives are targeted, hunted, and killed inhumanely.

The Ritz Herald — Dreaming is a luxury everyone can access, but not everyone can afford it. Dreams paint exquisite images of inspiration, aspiration, opulence, and hope. However, unfulfilled dreams are converted into nightmares which can alter a person's entire life. Staring into the mirror of promise and survival is a cold reality. Chasing...

lincolncitizen.com — Desarae Dee is a musical phenomenon hailing from Toronto. Her record 'Holiday Soul' is trending on TikTok, and she has quickly become a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. Desarae's style can best be described as a mix of R&B, soul, and pop. She has a unique...

The HYPE Magazine — Experiencing the feeling of supremacy is an indescribable emotion. When you finally attain something you’ve been working towards for so long, it’s natural to feel a sense of relief and accomplishment. However, that feeling is amplified tenfold when you become the best at what you do. Maneuvering through doubt and uncertainty without blinking defines ‘Championship DNA’. Living in a world of supremacy means a person possesses an unnatural appetite for winning championships and not playoff games. Chasing a vision can feel like you’re always striving after the wind. Securing supremacy in rap culture is a mythical process. So many elements are described at the moment and are esoteric. Acquiring supremacy requires creating light when darkness looms large and leading when others want to retreat. Hip-Hop is based on the art of storytelling, and rap culture is a microcosm of society. Hip-Hop icons speak a decoded language that allows them to communicate their feelings of supremacy to the masses. Big Head Bandz continues to carry the torch of rap brilliance in 2023. Big Head Bandz embodies supreme cadence and storytelling on ‘Champ Is Here’. Flowing effortlessly and writing powerful lyrics are his strengths. Any person who has felt the need to be at the top will resonate with the lyrical wordplay of Big Head Bandz.