Millennial Soul with Hip-Hop Artist Bennu Byrd | Ep. 131
About this episode
Bennu Byrd discusses his innovative Millennial Soul sound and contributions to hip-hop music.
Bennu Byrd is a Washington, D.C.-born hip-hop artist, songwriter, and founder of Millennial Soul Records. She joins Erick for an electrifying conversation about music, identity, and fearless living. Bennu shares her journey from Clark Atlanta University to Las Vegas, including the creation of the Washington Mystics’ anthem, Fearless , and the Las Vegas Aces’ anthem, All In . She also discusses fusing hip-hop with go-go music, her music video Undressed , her decade in youth development, and the power of authentic Black queer self-expression. An inspiring listen for fans of Black music, LGBTQ+ artistry, and stories of resilience, creativity, and community. Rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , Acast , and YouTube . For more information, go to Our Black Gay Diaspora . Thank you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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