Neon Jungle 4/22/23 (Exclusive Interviews)

Neon Jungle 4/22/23

Written by Cutty 

Robert's Basement

Robert's Basement came with high energy for the Neon Jungle crowd, and they gave us an exclusive on how they keep themselves so energized during sets. They also talk about how it feels to perform in Philly and how their music fits perfectly for the night. Their sound was very unique and was everything we wanted to hear. Come watch this exclusive interview below.

           

Old Soul 

Old Soul came all the way from Massachusetts to come perform for us in Philly and they gave us one amazing show. We were able to get some exclusive behind-the-scenes information about some of the songs in their set, which had everyone laughing. Their energy complimented the night perfectly. Come hear all of the inside jokes they talk about in their songs. Come watch this exclusive interview below.

           

Elephant Jake 

Elephant Jake was our headliner of the night, and they ended the night perfectly. They had the crowd on their feet throughout their whole set, and it was an amazing way to end the show. Their music is so different that you have no other choice but to love them. They explain how they make such timeless music in their interview. Come watch this exclusive interview below.

           

It Was Raining Cats And Wings At Neon Jungle This Weekend

Cats & Wings At Neon Jungle 

Written by Cutty 

This past weekend at Neon Jungle was a good one! The weather was out of control, but that won’t stop the Neon Jungle crowd from coming out and having a good time. We got to see some new bands from out of state, which is always a pleasure. One band came all the way from Massachusetts to be part of the night, while the openers came from Illinois. This week's bands consisted of Riddle M & Carter Ward, Robert’s Basement, Old Soul, and Elephant Jake. The people came for the music and wings, as Neon Jungle was gearing up for yet another good night. It’s always good to see familiar faces, as Animal Instincts came through to support the bands of the week. You could feel the community this past weekend; they came out and showed up for another night of great music, hot food, and Dirty Shirley’s at the bar.

The openers of the night started the night off right. Riddle M. & Carter Ward, who came all the way from Illinois, we're ready to show Philly something new. They both switched from vocalist to drummer throughout the set, which made their set so special. This two-man army had the power of a 5 person band. The people loved seeing these two talented artists on stage and gave them a warm welcome to Philly. The next band to hit the stage was Robert’s Basement, who was compelling, to say the least. The lead vocalist gave us a word during the performance that we had never really seen from a band; it was a dope moment for the crowd. Their music fits the rainy day vibes as they make more dark horror movie music. Out of all of the bands, they said the rain helped them the most because it spotlighted their kind of music. It made people feel like it was perfect for the night. They definitely complimented the night for sure.

A highlight band for us was Old Soul, who came from Massachusetts. They gave us some laughs and some rock and roll, for sure. They played real rock music, the most we’ve seen in a while. You could hear the lead singer screaming from upstairs; their energy was like no other and was perfect for this rainy night. They gave us some backstories on some of their songs, including one that included their landlord's dog, which had the crowd in laughter as it was a good comedy moment during this rainy night. They gave the crowd 110% on stage, and you could feel the sweat on their faces as they got off stage. You can tell they really enjoy making music for people and being different from other bands. It was a great sight to see, especially the first band from Massachusetts to hit Neon Jungle. Our headliner of the night was perfect who was Elephant Jake; they ended the night perfectly. Every member in the band brought out a different kind of talent, and the guitarist had his energy through the roof, which dripped into the crowd as everyone was rocking their heads for their set. This was their first time at Neon Jungle, and they complimented the space and the crowd as they felt at home and really connected with them. Their music was the perfect pick me up to end the night, as they were one of the most energetic bands of the night. The crowd gave them a standing ovation when they got off stage and ran upstairs to buy some merchandise. It was a perfect way to end this rainy night over at Neon Jungle.

Photos by @wesleyandproductions

Flocking Loud NYC On 4/20, Had Brooklyn Up In Smoke

Flocking Loud Had Brooklyn Up In Smoke

Written by Cutty

4/20 was celebrated heavily in New York City, and we took a trip down to Brooklyn to check out Flocking Loud, and the talent was in the building for sure. Music by Dj Blakfriday: he gave us the tunes we needed to hear. Even on a Thursday, the energy was lit like it was a Friday night; people came rolled up and smoked out. They were ready to celebrate the holiday, and the vendors in the building had edibles of all kinds. They had cereal, rice krispies, chips, and so much more. If you didn’t smoke, they definitely had snacks for you. Our judge of the night, Stunna Dior, had her hands full as everyone who hit the stage had a different skill level. There were trap artists, R&B artists, female artists, and of course, we had the spitters in the building who didn’t need a beat at all. It would be hard to choose who was the best of the night, but that's what made the night so good.

Starting out, we got to hear some real NYC sounds as we heard a couple of trap artists who gave us that pop smoke feel. We could tell they were easily influenced, and it's good to see his spirit is still in the NYC streets. A couple of artists who really stuck out to us trap wise was Ricky Savage; his sound was very NYC and gave us that real trap feel. We could see him going far on the NYC scene. Another artist who stuck out to us trap wise was Sayitaintron; after watching his soundcheck, we knew he was going to be special. He gave us that pain music and gave us situations that he survived to get to where he is today. His dedication to the music is inspiring, as he let the crowd know he took off work for the event, a true definition of chasing your dreams. We enjoyed both of their sets thoroughly and were very impressed.

We always love to see the ladies come out, show off, and keep up with the guys. Queen Ni came all the way from Jersey to show the boys that the competition was going to be hard for them. She had started the energy for the ladies as she is a dancer and artist, and she made sure to show off her moves as she hit a backflip right in front of everyone. She also had some really good music as she told the story of her friend, who passed away recently. Another all-star to hit the stage was Brazy Luca; she took the room by herself. Her energy was unmatched, as she came right at the crowd and let everyone know who she was. She left an impression on the whole room; we were all blown away by her. She has a bright future ahead of her.

We also got to see some music artists who could do it all, one of them being Neyquam, whose energy and performance impressed the whole room. He started with a turn up song to get the crowd off their feet, he went right into the crowd to make them feel him and ended his set with a song dedicated to his little brother, who is now incarcerated. Everyone in the room could feel the emotion behind the song, and if anyone had anyone incarcerated in their life, they related to the song. Then we also got to see an artist from Los Angeles, Marz Vader, who gave us a west coast feel in New York. It was dope to see a different style of music, and it still had people rocking in the room.

The people of the night who stuck out the most to us were starting with The Mixxy Gods; they reminded us of Wu-Tang as every member had their own flow and style that set them all apart, but the sound also collectively brought them all together. Every member of the group dominated in their own way, and we loved to see the energy they brought to the event. We are excited to see where they take NYC. Lastly, the headliner of the night, KP, was a beast. She shined loud and pride and gave us the energy we needed from a headliner. Her music was superior, and her energy was even better. She ended the show perfectly for everyone and was everything we needed to see from her. She definitely showed the artists in the room the energy you need in the music industry to survive and stick out differently.

Photos by @theofficialcutty

It Was A Female Rodeo At Neon Jungle

The Female Rodeo At Neon Jungle

Written by Cutty 

Neon Jungle had another fun filled night last Saturday, as it was the biggest we'd seen yet. We were not surprised by the bands that were in the building. A lot of people were anticipating this night for weeks, and the time has finally come. The bands of the night consisted of Harlee Torres, Jag, Animal Instincts, and the Dirty Crooks. This was a special night indeed, as it was the first time ever that Neon Jungle didn’t have a Moshpit session. The people were too busy locking in on the great bands of the night. Every band brought a different presence to the night, and the fans loved every single minute. Neon Jungle also debuted their wings, which the people loved and which sold out instantly. It was a great night to be at Neon as a lot of people from Temple came through to check out the bands of the night, and we could see a lot of people coming together and linking up with people they normally see while roaming the hallways of Temple. This was a night to remember forever.

The night started off right with Harlee Torres, who set the stage for the other bands as she was the only soloist of the night. The crowd loved how talented she was and was amazed by her sound. It’s rare that you can compete with bands when yours is a one woman band, but Harlee took the challenge, and the people reciprocated. It was easy to see that the Neon Jungle crowd was ready for a good night from the response they gave her. This was only the beginning of what has been called one of the greatest nights in Neon Jungle history. She ended her set with a performance of her new song on all streaming platforms "Call Me Again". Harlee was loved by the crowd at the end of her set and definitely gained some new fans from her set.

That was only the beginning of what was to come from this historic night. The band Jag was in the building and the crowd anticipated them all night, going around Philly and building up a loyal fan base; they had people locked in once they touched the stage. You can tell how organic their relationship is by how they play off each other. They don’t play like it’s a job; it’s a passion for them to make great music together. Their set was heavily favored from the beginning of the night as people from all over came out to see them play. They love performing because, as they said, they are holding out on dropping music; they want to see what the people love from them, and it inspires their set when it’s time to do a show. They gave us an exclusive that this summer could be the summer they finally let the music out for the people to enjoy, but for now, they like having people see them live and vibing out with the crowd. As they performed on stage, you could hear someone say, "We love you, Jag!" from the back. They gave us an amazing set, showcasing all of the members talents and giving them all a chance to shine. In the end, the people gave them a standing ovation and made sure to record the moment that this legendary band gave us.

The greatness was only to begin, as we had a band that really blew our minds. Animal Instincts was another highlight band of the night. With 5 members in the band, they came in heavy with the sound. The head singer was playing tambourine, and they had two saxophone players inside the band also. It was an experience like no other hearing the saxophone player do his solo; we complimented them after the set for being able to master a skill like that. The crowd was also heavily involved when they hit the stage, as you could hear people cheering from downstairs, song after song. It was something you didn’t expect, and they had everyone's mind blown. Their music being a mixture for everyone, we've seen people reacting all in different ways. It was our first time ever seeing two saxophone players in a band, and they created such a major difference in the sound that truly completed the band.

The night was mind blowing from start to finish. The headliner of the night, the Dirty Crooks, was a great way to end the night. They even rolled with the punches when one of their band members had to leave during the middle of the set. That didn’t stop them from rocking out with the Neon Jungle crowd; they did everything they could to pick up the slack and end the show right. The crowd gave them all of their energy as they waited all night to see them. It was a great way to end a historic night and exactly what the crowd was asking for. It was great to see them end the show right and with high energy despise the situation. It was a true testimony of dedication to the craft, and we enjoyed seeing it. It also capped off another amazing night at Neon Jungle. The crowd gave them a standing ovation at the end, letting them know how grateful they were to hear them play. You never know what’s going to happen at Neon Jungle.

Photos by @wesleyandproductions

It Was A Tristate Gathering At Neon Jungle This Saturday

Neon Jungle Tristate Gathering

Written by Cutty 

Neon Jungle Philly was the place to be this past Saturday. There were a bunch of new faces, and we were happy to see them leave with a smile. This week we had bands come all the way from New York, and they gave us that great NYC sound. The bands consisted of Droopies, Pelvi$s, Nowhere, and G.T. Arpe, who all brought a different style to the show. It was so amazing to see all of them, and the crowd enjoyed them even more. You got to also see people from all over the tri-state as they pulled up for this one. This was a historic night for Neon Jungle Philly. It was a lot of people's first time coming to Neon Jungle, and they were excited to see the bands of the night.

The band Droopies came in with a stellar performance, and people gravitated toward them a lot. Their guitarist could be heard from upstairs; if you were a fan of some good strings, this was the band for you to look out for. They hit us with a bunch of different styles during their set that we favored a lot. It went through your body when you heard them play, and the crowd loved that. This is a band that reminds you why you come to Neon Jungle; they had everyone on their feet and in love.

The band Nowhere was a crowd favorite of the night; they caught a lot of attention throughout the night. A lot of people were grateful for them to be there, as they have a variety of everything you're looking for in a band. Having a female in the band, they stood out for the night as she made her presence known on stage. With every other song, you could see someone new pulling out their phone. It was a great sight to see; people really loved the music they were playing. This was only the beginning of the excitement of the night.

This past Saturday set history for us because we got to see an older band like G.T. Arpe, who blew all of our minds. His music was so experienced that you could hear how long he had been doing this. He has a well-rounded sound, as he played two instruments while performing for the crowd. This is a talent we have yet to see at Neon Jungle. It set the crowd off when they saw just how much one man was doing all of this by himself. He makes it sound like there are multiple people in the band, but realistically, it's just one person who loves music.

The headliner of the night was some New Yorkers who came to show Philly how they get down. The band Pelvi$$ ended the night right; it was our first time seeing them, and we loved the music they played. They gave us all of their energy on the stage, and you could feel the crowd was very grateful that they took the trip down to Philadelphia. Their music electrified the room, and the crowd was rocking out to every song they performed. They set the night out right, as people gave them a standing ovation when they were finished. It was the perfect way to end the night on this special night at Neon Jungle.

Photos by @wesleyandproductions

Taste & Sip Social (Exclusive Interview W/ Monaya)

Taste & Sip Social 

Written by Cutty 

Monaya Cleveland has been making a name for herself for years. This year, she is ready to take it up a notch. Monaya believes in putting together high-scale events for creatives to be able to have a space to network. This Taste and Sip Social was no different. This was the first of the year, but we can see where this is headed. She makes sure to pick a beautiful venue that makes you feel welcome and has drinks and food available for you. Her goal is to bring more business-minded people together, so she wants them to feel catered to when they go to her events. She had a live band playing music for the people all night; it was soft but jazzy, and it kept you in a calm state. The people invited to the event all had their own specialties they could help someone with. Every person in the room was seen talking to new people, telling them about their businesses, and seeing how they could collaborate. Monaya is working on her new company and plans to reveal it very soon. She told us her passion is to help small businesses and creatives be able to find the connections they are looking for, and she plans to make these high scale events one way of making that happen. Her company, Nabi & Co., treated everyone at the event and let you leave with a gift from them. It was an amazing experience seeing this in the heart of Burlington, a city that is not much talked about. She is spreading light among the locals and changing the county one event at a time. Watch her exclusive interview below.

Monaya of Nabi & Co. 

              

New Wave Showcase (Exclusive Interviews)

 

New Wave Showcase 

Written By Cutty 

Za Mula 

Za Mula was one of the queens to perform during Women's History Month, and she was loved by the crowd. Za Mula is an artist from Philadelphia who also lets us know she is working on her first movie and gives us an exclusive on it. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Big Phish 

Big Phish has been on the Philadelphia scene for a while now, and he lets us know he is dropping more heat this summer. We were also able to get an exclusive about his set and why he performs a certain song for the crowd. Come find out what the song means to him. Watch this exclusive interview below.

              

Jok 

Jok talks about performing on her birthday and how much love she was shown at the new wave showcase. She also gives us an exclusive on her newest album set to release soon. If you want to know when it comes out make sure you check out this interview. Watch this exclusive interview below. 

             

Shammy Bedstuy Baby 

Shammy Bedstuy Baby is not new to his and hers lounge in Philadelphia. Coming from NYC, he shows a lot of love to the tristate area. He talks about the love he received from his performance and how the crowd gave him even more than he could have asked for! Find out in what way. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Rockstar Reeky 

Rockstar Reeky lets us know what this performance meant to him because it was different from others. He talks about just how far his team has come to be where they are now, and he also talks about his new ventures he started. Come find out this and more. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Yo Astro 

Yo Astro was one of the coordinators for the event, New Wave Showcase." He says he felt good about giving artists opportunities and also giving females opportunities during Women's History Month. He also lets us know when the next one is, so make sure you watch this to find out. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Mike Ways 

Mike Ways of WCMD has been putting together opportunities for artists for quite some time. His goal is to give the artist a platform to be able to express themselves, and he takes pride in knowing he is making a change in his community. Come hear what he has to say about the new wave showcase. Watch this exclusive interview below.

              

Neon Jungle Jersey Takeover Edition (Exclusive Interviews)

Neon Jungle Jersey Takeover 

Written by Cutty 

The Neverends

The Neverends band was the first band of the night, and they set the energy off right. People loved their set and matched their very high energy. We got to speak with them about their first time at Neon Jungle, and they had a lot to say. Come hear everything they said. Watch this exclusive interview below.

           

Holzli Band 

Holzli Band came to bring rockstar vibes to Neon Jungle. The band let us know they are working on a new EP and they wanted to debut a couple for the crowd to get their response. The crowd gave them the response they needed. Come see what the crowd has to say about their new music. Watch this exclusive interview below.

           

Heathmonger 

Heathmonger was a highlight band for us, mainly because one of their members was female and it was Women's History Month. This band had the complete package from top to bottom for us; the music had us all over the place emotionally. Come see what they have to say about their set at Neon Jungle. Watch this exclusive interview below.

          

Heavy Flow 

Heavy Flow Band was the headliner of the night, and they gave us a memorable finale. It was their first time at Neon Jungle, and they got nothing but high praise from the crowd. They are a two-member band with the sound of four members. Want to know how they do it? Watch this exclusive interview below.

         

Neon Jungle Jersey Takeover Edition

Jersey Takeover (Neon Jungle) 

Written by Cutty 

Neon Jungle is easily becoming one of the best things to do on a Saturday night. This Saturday night was a special one indeed as it was a Jersey takeover! Every band was from New Jersey; the bands consisted of Heathmongers, The Neverends, Holzli Band, and Heavy Flow. Every band had a different element to them that made the night so special. The best part for us was that everyone was from New Jersey, and the bands came ready to represent. The Neverends were the band that kicked off the night for us, and it was also their first time at Neon Jungle. They played some real rocking tunes; you could hear people downstairs rocking along with them. They went on to let us know how much they appreciate what Neon Jungle does for their bands and how they made them feel very welcomed and at home. They went on to say this was one of the best basement shows they have done in a long time, comparing others to Neon Jungle.

The night was only the beginning of the talent of the night the Holzli Band came to have fun with the Neon Jungle. They had a set that had the real rock stars juiced up. When we asked them what inspired their set of the night, they went on to say the crowd. They gave us a lot of high energy, and we knew they were ready for what we were about to present. You could tell they really enjoyed playing for them, as you could feel the passion from the stage. They wanted to set the tone for everyone, and we believe they did just that. They are set to release a new EP, and they played a couple tracks from it and were excited to get a standing ovation afterward. It put inspiration into them by showing that their project is ready for release.

We always love to see a band with a female member, and Heathmonger came through and showed out. Being that March is Women's History Month, we love to see that rock stars can be guys or girls. The band Heathmonger was quick to show the crowd that they could rock out with the big boys too. The Heathmonger set was very diverse as well; that was one of the things we loved the most. They were able to switch the mood and still keep everyone fully involved with the show. They played a couple new songs that they debuted also, and they said, What's a better place to preview them than with a crowd that loves good music? They played on the crowd, bringing them up and down the whole set, and at the end, the people enjoyed it. They didn't know how it was going to go, but they also went on to say, "When it comes to Neon Jungle, you know you're going to get what you're looking for."

The headliner of the night didn't disappoint at all. Heavy Flow Music is a band of two that sounds like a band of four. They have really mastered the craft of elevating sound with the music that they make. When they played their set, you couldn't believe all of this sound was only coming from two people. They also went to let us know they pry on that. They know people already underestimate them for being a two-person band, and they use that to their advantage. Their music has an old-school flow that sits well with rock lovers. They play what they love music-wise and pay attention to the greats as they look to become one of them. They said this two-headed monster is just as strong as an army, and their music backs it up. You could hear people dancing and moshing downstairs as the night was coming to an end. When we asked them about their experience, they kept it short and sweet: "Neon Jungle, call us again". They really enjoyed how the crowd rocked out with them and how the staff was very professional. Nothing but high praise from our headliners of the night. The Jersey takeover at Neon Jungle was successful; are you ready for another one?

Photos by @wesleyandproductions 

The Last Melanin Market in Willingboro (Exclusive Interviews)

The Last Melanin Market in Willingboro 

Written by Cutty 

A&J Sweet Treats

A&J Sweet Treats are no stranger to the Melanin Market, and while she's been able to a couple of them, she said it was important for her to make this one. She sells all kinds of covered treats and dips them in chocolate. The Melanin Market has been part of her business for quite some time and has allowed her to expand at high levels. Watch this exclusive interview below.

            

EJ Soaps

EJ Soaps came all the way from Boston, MA, to be apart of the Melanin Market. It was her first time doing the Melanin Market. She said this was everything she wanted inside of an event. The people loved her chemical-free soaps and loved her energy. She said she is ready to go on tour, so she will be in a city near you soon! Watch this exclusive interview below.

           

Jae

Jae was the kid performer of the night and had the room on fire. She had a lot of people on their feet and was very impressed with her. She is a 15-year-old singer, and she says she wants to inspire kids to go after their dreams and not be afraid to jump. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Latifa Hawkins 

Latifa Hawkins is a first-timer on the platform, as she has a t-shirt brand and also makes special juices called Drink2Shrink. These juices actually help you lose weight and keep your body healthy. They have natural ingredients that are good for your body. You can hear about the juices and the t-shirt business now. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Sole 

Sole of Vintage Extinction has been with the Melanin Market since the beginning, and she can say that she and her business have grown because of the Melanin Market and the opportunities it has given her. Her clothing line, Vintage Extinction, has different seasonal pieces that complement streetwear clothing. If you ask Sole, the best part about all of this is doing it in her hometown. Watch this exclusive interview below.

             

Shelby Parris 

Shelby Parris is another veteran of the Melanin Market, as he came in as a 1x book author and ended the Melanin Market as a 6x book author and on the Amazon Best Sellers List. This year was special for him because he was able to speak at the event and talk about his journey that led him to where he is today. Watch this exclusive interview below.

              

Jo Rivers 

It wouldn't be a Melanin Market without a beautiful black queen performing, and they picked one of the best. Jo Rivers from Camden was able to perform at the last Melanin Market and talks about how much this has made an impact on the community. She is so happy that she is a part of the historty with the Melanin Market in Willingboro. Watch this exclusive interview below.

               

Kay Leno

Kay Leno has been attending the The Melanin Market for quite some time now. Kay Leno of Press Pause Productions loves to come cover the event and be a part of the black excellence you get from attending the Melanin Market. He knows how much the Melanin Market has impacted willingboro forever. This is something he says is special, and years from now we will remember this. Watch this exclusive interview below.

               

Marweezz

The man with the plan, Marweezz, had just a thought when his idea was born, but it is now expanding to other cities. He felt very grateful to see everyone come out and support the event. When he first started the Melanin Market, it was about giving the smaller people a voice and an opportunity to grow in their community. This is all a dream come true. Watch this exclusive interview below.

               

The Last Melanin Market In Willingboro 

Written by Cutty 

The Melanin Market was the place to be on March 25th, as it was the last Melain Market in Willingboro, NJ, originally where the event began. Marweezz, Cory, and their team do an amazing job putting it all together for us. There were over 100+ different businesses in the building, all black owned. The Melanin Market was created to give black owned businesses a place to meet their community. This year was no different; it was filled with over 1,000 people coming in and out. The whole Willingboro community came out to support the event, and with Marweezz announcing the official expansion of the Melanin Market, he went to let us know this is the last one in Willingboro. He wants to leave it where it is and leave the Willingboro residents with the memories of this amazing event, and he wants them to travel out to the other cities where the melanin market will be. This kind of event has never been done, helping so many black-owned businesses connect with their communities. They went all out with the last one, having a fashion show, performers, a panel, and of course the vending part of the Melanin Market. This is how the last Melanin Market went from our perspective.

The last Melanin Market in Willingboro was exactly what we wanted it to be. Starting out the event with a panel, you got to hear from some of the successful black-owned businesses in the community. Shelby Parris, one of the panel speakers, let us know he was more than grateful to talk about his journey as he is now a 6x book author and Amazon best-selling author. He spoke about his not so easy journey and how everything that happened brought him to where he is today. We were able to see the fashion show as well. While they highlighted black-owned businesses, it was also Women's History Month, so there were multiple black female designers on the runway showing off their work. Sole of Vintage Extinction talked about how important it was to her to be apart of the fashion show and show her community the talent that’s here right in Willingboro. She showed off various different sets that the people enjoyed. This was only the beginning, as the fashion show was one of the biggest highlights of the show run by James Dewalt.

There were so many opportunities given out in the Melanin Market for black-owned businesses of all kinds. They also highlighted talented people, as we were able to see Jae sing live, who was the kid performer of the night. She was only 15 years old and had the whole room paying attention when she sang. We were happy to see the stage being opened to someone of her age to let her know what she can do with her talent. The performances of the night were all very unique and different. Ether, an artist we spoke with, had a very positive and conscious message in his music that lifted the room. While other performers like Jo Rivers filled your heart with love as you heard her sing. You can tell every performer was handpicked and put on the stage for a reason. They did not disappoint with the entertainment part at all. Seeing a well-rounded event like this is beautiful. If you were here for the 100+ black-owned businesses or the fashion show, or maybe to support a local act, you had a great time. We are proud to say that this was history made and started all in Willingboro, NJ. Coming to a city near you, follow Melanin Market for more details.

Photos by Cutty