[Music] Jo-T ™️ (@HeartBreakJozy) - "Smooth Criminal"

Jo-T, an emerging rap/pop artist with a flair for genre fusion, is steadily making waves in the music industry. Raised in a household steeped in diverse sounds and artistic passion, Jo-T’s musical journey began with the rhythmic tapestries of hip-hop, R&B, and pop, but his influences reach far beyond these genres. Growing up, he was exposed to a mix of cultures and sounds, shaping his unique approach to music. As a result, he seamlessly blends melodic vocals with genre-bending instrumentals, making his work distinct and captivating. With experience opening for artists like Lil Baby, Nardo Wick, Coi Leray, and Toosii, Jo-T has built a solid foundation for his craft. His inspiration draws from a mix of iconic artists like Drake, Lil Wayne, and Adele. This blend of influence, skill, and ambition is evident in his music, including his latest project, “Good Luck You’ll Need It," which has quickly captured attention with its mix of hip-hop, house, pop, and R&B production influenced elements and style. Currently, Jo-T is building anticipation for his upcoming Afro-pop single, "Smooth Criminal," from his much-awaited album, “Everything I Ever Wanted”. This single promises to take fans on a journey through Afrobeat-inspired rhythms, adding yet another layer to his versatile sound. With "Smooth Criminal," Jo-T dives into themes of charm and mischief, bringing energy and rhythm to his new era. Whether it’s the R&B vibes or the Afro-pop groove of "Smooth Criminal," Jo-T is poised to deliver endless and timeless music that resonates with listeners of all walks of life. *Everything I Ever Wanted* is shaping up to be a dynamic showcase of his versatility, vision, and dedication to crafting music that connects on every level. Rare Souls Music is the official website of Jo-T also known as Heartbreak Jozy. Shop Rare Souls products. Listen to new music. Catch up on all Jo-T related news and shows.

BET+ American Gangster: Trap Queens star Shontel Greene hosts the National Congress of Black Women with Congresswoman Shontel Brown & Mayor Annette Blackwell

From street life to success! BET’s “American Gangster: Trap Queen” star Shontel Greene hosts the National Congress of Black Women alongside Congresswoman Shontel Brown and Mayor Annette Blackwell. Baltimore's Shontel Greene explains how her mother's opioid addiction contributed to her path from straight-A student with med school dreams to feared morphine dealer. Watch BET+ American Gangster: Trap Queens Season 3 Episode 4 The Baltimore Empress Shontel Greene.

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Dr. Karren Dunkley awarded Jamaica's National Honour, The Order of Distinction in the rank of Officer

Dunkley previously served as Global Jamaica Diaspora Council member for the United States Northeast region. Reacting to the news of her national honour, Dunkley said in a statement, “It is with profound humility and immense gratitude that I accept the Order of Distinction for service to the Jamaican diaspora. This honour is not just a personal achievement but a testament to our community’s collective efforts and unwavering dedication to advancing Jamaica’s national development.” She said she would dedicate the honour to her beloved mother, Barbara Carmeta-Dunkley, “whose support and love have been my guiding light. I also share this recognition with the many deserving sons and daughters of our soil”. Dunkley said Jamaica’s greatest asset is its people and she was honoured to continue this collaborative work of upliftment and unity for our community and country. Dr. Karren Dunkley is a Jamaican born social justice activist, an internationally recognized educator, speaker and leadership coach.