Passion RNB 2026
Passion RNB is a showcase hosted at Hibernian Hall filled with local musical talent honoring love, sensuality and liberation. As the producer, it was important to me to curate a lineup of artists who truly inspired me and have been able to transport me through their craft. This showcase was a labor of love that helps us tease our way into a new reality of how art and music can exist. This was truly an honor and a vision sanctified as it came to life.
The embodiment of Passion RNB was made possible with the presence and support of Ashanti Eva Davenport, Karim, Leanah Costa, Hakim Hakim, Kiona Cakes, YahYah the Wordstress, Messi Amaru'Kahn, Paul Willis, Mercy, Michael Car, JoiBeatz, D Sticks, Malcolm J Thomas, Omari Fortune, Rochelle G, Alana Marie, Sofia and many more!
Sponsored by: Jaypix Belmer, Frugal Bookstore, Pink and Pretty Nail Salon, and Deseos by Roman
Celebrate Solstice 2025
As a sanctioned celebration of the coming year this was a lovely curation. We played music and dances and sang in honor of the sun. Celebrate Solstice was held at the Edgewater Food Forest in Mattapan. It was a lovely oasis within the city where we could pick raspberries and enjoy the vegetation.
A local jam session with featured artists Ease, Ashanti Eva Davenport, Illumia Nior, Grace Skies and Kylee Goodwin aka KAGE.
Dance Court 2025
Dance Court is a social intervention created by the Design Studio for Social Intervention (ds4si). As an intern there for communications and social media marketing, I was also part of the Dance Court Design Team for 2025. Alongside the team we worked through the Design Thinking methodology to create a prototype of a Dance Court.
I created a Dance Portal, a prototype of public art that could connect us to vibrancy and more public dancing in our cities. As you step into the portal your are transported to a place where liberation takes over any hesistency in your body and movement erupts from every moment of bliss.
This was created with the 10 most spoken languages in Boston welcoming participants to "Dance Here" as an attempt to bring more language accessibility to the public artwork we produce. This project is just the start of a greater journey and I hope continue.
