DIY DRIP TV CUSTOM KICKS WITH TT THE ARTIST

DIY DRIP TV is the swaggiest arts and crafts series that presents hip and trendy do it yourself creative projects. Check out independent artist and DIY DRIP TV Creator and Host TT The Artist custom kick DIY project quarantine edition.

Created by TT The Artist Nails by Curet Nails Follow @DIYDRIPTV @TTSARTWORLD @TTTHEARTIST @CURETNAILS

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With full acknowledgment of the big picture implications of a pandemic that has already claimed thousands of lives, cratered global economies and closed international borders, Coping With COVID-19 Crisis is a forum for those in the entertainment space grappling with myriad consequences of seeing a great industry screech to a halt. The hope is for an exchange of ideas and experiences, and suggestions on how businesses and individuals can best ride out a crisis that doesn’t look like it will abate any time soon.

An up and coming Baltimore-based music artist whose directorial debut documentary about the rhythms, dance and challenges facing her city was set to premiere at South By Southwest, TT The Artist shares the disappointment of seeing her dream temporarily dashed when Austin abruptly ordered the festival canceled.

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NEW MUSIC BREAD AND BUTTER TT THE ARTIST FT. CHRISSY STAYHIGH

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Club Queens Records is back with another Black Herstory release "Bread And Butter," featuring TT The Artist and re-introducing Baltimore rapper Chrissy Stayhigh.

This braggadocious, get money girl boss anthem hits hard with knockin 808s and trap vibes delivered by Guess Who On Da Track productions and co-production by Mighty Mark. Club Queen Tt The Artist, steps away from her well-known party anthems and rides the track with her southern flow and boss like demeanor. While, Chrissy Stayhigh doesn't hold back letting loose slick punchlines like "Uncle Phill-ed up all my banks, Just call me Ashley."

NEW MUSIC "WHERE YOU AT" PRODUCED BY DETROIT'S FILTHIEST

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Club Queen Records kicks off Black Herstory month, a month of weekly releases celebrating the voices of women of color in music.

Listen to "Where You At" written by the club queen TT The Artist produced by Detroit’s Filthiest f.k.a. DJ Nasty, one of the most underrated artists out of Detroit in the last 25 years. Releasing music since 1996, he is one of the original creators of a genre of music known as Ghettotech.

"I was inspired by Miami Bass growing up in the 80’s. I wanted to recreate that feeling of a Miami Bass song in 2020. I had the perfect song, all I needed was the perfect artist to record it. This was when I sent the track to TT who is a native of South Florida." - Detroit's Filthiest

NEW MUSIC X TT THE ARTIST X CLUB QUEEN RECORDS "DIAMONDS"

Club Queen Records presents another exclusive Black Herstory month music drop with TT The Artist "Diamonds," produced by Mighty Mark. This colorful, feel good hip hop record is sure to boost your daily confidence while keeping you motivated with positive affirmations!

Cover art by TT The Artist photo by Kirby Griffin

NEW MUSIC STAY BLACK X MAYA SIMONE PROD. BY TT THE ARTIST

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In celebration of Black History month Club Queen Records presents "Black Herstory Month." Look out for new music releases every week for the entire month of February. Check out the first drop of the month "Stay Black," a house infused dance track featuring Philadelphia's rising rnb soul singer Maya Simone produced by TT The Artist.

TT THE ARTIST CREATES CUSTOM DRESS AND JOINS DRESSEMBER ADVOCACY AGAINST HUMAN TRAFFICKING

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This month TT The Artist and her women focused label Club Queen Records teams up with Dressember in their advocacy for men, women and children who’ve been exploited or trapped in trafficking situations.


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Throughout the month, Dressember invites supporters to participate in the style challenge of wearing a dress every day to advocate that every man, woman and child has right to live a dignified and free life.

“I wanted to make a statement on the dress, almost like a walking billboard, so I chose to do a hand painted typography bold text design. The piece is all about taking ownership of your body and demanding respect.” -TT The Artist

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GIVEAWAY

Join TT The Artist in the fight against human trafficking by entering to win a 1 of a kind hand painted dress or hat from the TT The Artist x Dressember collaboration.

TO ENTER:

Donate a minimum of $9 to Dressember fundraiser using the link below

Winner must be 18+, will be chosen at random and contacted via instagram DM. Contest ends New Years Day.

CLICK LINK TO DONATE https://dressember-2018.funraise.org/fundraiser/stephaniebronfein