Author: WE FAM MAG Team

Introducing Queen Fi, also known as Big Bad Fi, a skilled lyricist hailing from Orlando, Florida. Now residing in Georgia for the past three months, She is still adjusting to the significant differences between the two locations. View this post on Instagram A post shared by WE F.A.M. ATL (@wefam.atl) Despite the challenges of adapting to a new environment, Queen Fi notes the vastness of Georgia compared to the more contained feel of Orlando. She emphasizes the increased support she’s found in Georgia, in contrast to the competitive atmosphere back home where artists hesitated to collaborate for mutual success.She has…

Meet Terry Tesla. Armed with nothing but his voice, Terry’s journey from the echoes of neighborhood playground beats to the heights of recording studio feats is a harmonious tale that resonates with passion, dedication, and a commitment to musical storytelling. Imagine a 16-year-old Terry Tesla, walking into a small studio next to his friend’s house. Back then, he didn’t realize this was the start of his music adventure. In the vibrant streets filled with the echoes of childhood dreams, Terry Tesla discovered his groove. Even as a young kid, he knew his voice could be a powerful musical tool. As…

Meet Quincy Jamal, originally from Florida. Now residing in Covington, Georgia, has a passion for hip-hop that runs deep. Having spent much of his life in Florida, he returned to Atlanta in 2017 but later moved back to Orlando to pursue education. After completing his bachelor’s and master’s degrees at UCF, Quincy is now back in Covington, fully committed to his music. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Quincy Jamal (@iamquincyjamal) His journey out of the city was prompted by a relationship that didn’t work out. Attempting to fix money problems, he shifted to different places, but the…

Meet Rolo Loso, an artist hailing from Mississippi, born and bred in the art of creation. He’s a singer-songwriter, and he identifies primarily as an artist. He has a deep passion for creating from scratch, with music being one of his earliest and most cherished forms of expression. His unique name emerged during his college years, inspired by a group of friends who shared a similar sense of style and swagger. He was determined to maintain that identity when transitioning from high school to college.When it comes to music, Rolo Loso’s heart beats for R&B, a genre that encapsulates love…

Meet Jnovmbr from Cleveland, Ohio, an artist, producer, and emerging engineer. His multifaceted talents also extend to modeling and a potential venture into fashion design. The name Jnovmbr was crafted for its coolness, drawing inspiration from both the month and the Scorpio energy, which resonates with his identity. Jnovmbr delved into music more seriously about three years ago, although he had previous experiences playing instruments like the trombone and cello during his younger years. His serious commitment to music took root during his college years.Despite the challenges, Jnovmbr has faced moments of wanting to quit. However, he views these emotions…

Meet Caesar Christian, an artist from St. Petersburg, Florida, who’s making a name for himself in the world of music and more. He is a versatile artist, not limited to just one form of expression. He’s into painting, drawing, video direction, and, of course, making music. In a recent interview, Caesar shared some insights into his journey. He’s been immersed in the music scene for about 5 or 6 years, but like many artists, he’s faced moments when he thought about throwing in the towel. The music industry can be tough, with its share of favoritism and nepotism. Caesar acknowledged…

Introducing Marilyn B, a first-generation Liberian artist hailing from North Georgia, currently immersing herself in Afro beats, R&B, and rap. Marilyn seamlessly blends these genres, infusing her unique style into the popular Afro beat market. Marilyn knows that Afro beats are getting really popular. She talks about making her music stand out by mixing smooth melodies with lively Afro beat vibes. She says it’s important to stay true to yourself in a music style that already has many successful artists.Marilyn is a mom who has to balance taking care of her kids with her music career. She knows it’s tough…

Introducing MajaMajor MMB, the talent representing the South Side of Southwest Atlanta. As an artist, he is deeply connected to his roots, creating music and crafting his unique style. Beyond the beats and lyrics, he extends his creative flair to fashion with a brand that embodies his bold personality. When asked what sets him apart from his peers, MajaMajor keeps it real—he stays true to himself. Focused on his music rather than getting lost in the sounds of others, he draws inspiration from only two artists: Lil Wayne and Young Dro. He sees himself as a fusion of their influences,…

Introducing Rico Dabbin, originally from Chicago, Illinois, and raised on the south side of Atlanta. Rico identifies as an artist with a versatile touch in various genres. Exploring salsa and diverse sounds, He mentions the challenge of juggling different elements in the music. Primarily a hip-hop enthusiast, He is venturing into R&B, acknowledging the distinct challenges of singing compared to rapping. Admitting to a learning curve in singing precision, He expresses determination to improve continuously.In the past eight years of his musical journey, he faced a challenging moment last December when his close partner, also involved in music, passed away.…

Meet Faiithe, a talented rapper and artist hailing from South Carolina. Faiithe has been making music professionally for about three years and has a deep-rooted passion for her craft. Despite the challenges of the music industry, she remains committed to her purpose, viewing music not just as an art form but as a spiritual and personal journey. When asked about her aspirations for the next five years, Faiithe envisions herself winning a Grammy and becoming one of the biggest humanitarians on the planet. Her dream is to evoke the same connection with her audience that she felt watching her favorite…