5 Indie Queens That You Need To Know About

For my first post in this new space, I would like to close out Women’s History Month 2021 with some appreciation. As an Independent artist, it can be very hard to stand out in the entertainment world. Being unique and memorable are a couple of ways that the ladies on this list have pulled it off. They each manage to grab and hold attention with their wonderful gifts. They keep listeners engaged whether it’s by putting a spin on an old classic or penning something original that is worthy of becoming a NEW classic. I’ve been enjoying all of them for a while and I think that you will too!

Artist | Najoura - @najouramusic

WHY: This woman has one of the purest most beautiful voices that I’ve ever heard. I’m pretty sure she can sing ANYTHING.

Artist | Teeya Skipper | @teeyaskipper

WHY: Teeya Skipper is a messenger. Her writing is so stripped down and REAL and her delivery is…well you’ll hear the people on the video. If you listen to her work, you will find something that feels like it was meant just for you to hear.

Artist | Caroline Inspires | @carolineinspires
WHY: I will always remember the first time I stumbled upon this powerhouse. It was a Thursday night at Lincoln Cafe in Columbus, OH. She hit the mic at The Ness OME (IYKYK) and I was like Where did SHE come from?! Captivating.

Artist | Nefertiti Avani | @nefertitiavani

WHY: This woman is a breath of fresh R&B air. She can WRITE. Her vocal arrangements are melodies make me happy. Her concepts are beautiful. She gives me 90s vibes with a modern spin and I’m HERE FOR IT.

Artist | CeeofDreams - @sayceeofdreams

WHY: If “Issa Vibe” was a person…. I was introduced to CeeofDreams as half of the Dayton powerhouse vocal duo The Tryangles. I love her in that setting and I love watching her blossom as a solo artist too. GO SEE HER LIVE (refer back to that vibe thing).

I celebrate you ladies!

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