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A Vessel for Hip Hop, Culture, and Community, Built to Carry Richmond’s Next Wave
Hip Hop & Community, Music Eric Jackson Jr. Hip Hop & Community, Music Eric Jackson Jr.

A Vessel for Hip Hop, Culture, and Community, Built to Carry Richmond’s Next Wave

The rapper, entrepreneur, and newly certified counselor, Noah-O, hosted a powerful conversation on mental health and Hip Hop for Day 2 of Charged Up Fest. A dynamic panel of artists, educators, and activists, moderated by Micah "Bam Bam" White, gathered to explore how Hip Hop can be a tool for healing, truth-telling, and protecting mental health in our communities.

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Church Roots, Love, and Finding Freedom: Ronnie Luxe’s Journey of Love, Loss, and Legacy
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Church Roots, Love, and Finding Freedom: Ronnie Luxe’s Journey of Love, Loss, and Legacy

In a lively meeting at Seasons Restaurant, singer/songwriter Ronnie Luxe discussed her debut album "Hermit" with manager Torren Shanae, touching on love, astrology, and the Richmond music scene. Ronnie's journey from childhood dreams to music success highlights her experiences, influences, and aspirations for community impact through her art.

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