Catch Atlanta's own Jazzy Tha Rapper live at Smith's Olde Bar on October 16, 2026 in the Atlanta Room. The MC's penchant for intricate wordplay and witty metaphors display a strong ethos for New York-influenced rap with the ability to draw from a diverse set of sounds and lived experiences.

Jazzy Tha Rapper affirms that “what is destined can't be disrupted.” From her sound to her visuals, everything about the Atlanta-based rising star feels cinematic, taking you on a journey into her creative universe. If her life is a movie then her music is the soundtrack and she's on a mission to give the world front row seats to see, hear, and feel her story.

Born in Brooklyn with family roots in Guyana, Jazzy was raised on the outskirts of Atlanta where she now attends college. The MC's penchant for intricate wordplay and witty metaphors display a strong ethos for New York-influenced rap with the ability to draw from a diverse set of sounds and lived experiences. The merging of an east coast style with southern sounds, showcases Jazzy’s ability to maintain lyrical dexterity while still fully embracing loose and groove-oriented production; reminiscent of hip-hop legend Missy Elliott with nods to Jay-Z and Biggie Smalls.

On her new single “Big Coco,” Jazzy proves that there’s more to the song than just a party anthem with a catchy hook. “Big Coco” is an alter ego, and the track is the theme song that marks the line between hard hitting MC & an empowered femme fatale.

Victor Jackson is a performer, creative director, choreographer, and TEDx speaker based in Atlanta, Georgia. His work spans live performance, theater, and cabaret, weaving movement, music, and narrative into immersive experiences. He has collaborated with Jennifer Hudson, Alex Newell, and Jai'Len Josey, with credits including Step Up: High Water, Lovecraft Country, and Will Trent. His breakout single, "He Belongs To The City," is featured in Noah's Arc: The Movie on Paramount+ — a testament to his commitment to celebrating Black queer brilliance through sound and stage.

As an Atlanta native, artist and producer DvDx (David X) pushes the boundaries of pop through electronic sonics and an indie-leaning melodic sensibility, filtered through a rap and R&B perspective deeply rooted in the musical DNA that produced legends like OutKast, Young Thug, and Ciara. Alongside his work as DvDx, he created ghettopop⍟, which is a musical alias and creative endeavor built around an unapologetically black, Atlanta-born vision of pop that puts fun, movement, color, and individuality first. That vision has taken shape through projects like the joint EP Hit The Dance Floor with Jazzy Tha Rapper and Sterling Cupid’s “only one (ghettopop⍟ remix),” which was later re-released with an iLoveMakonnen feature. As a producer, DvDx has also worked with artists including Kenny Mason, Lil B, Mercury, JELEEL!, and more, building a versatile catalog that reflects his refusal to be tie his artistry down to one lane, especially one that has been done before.

Alli Cat brings high energy and a big personality. She has bubbly energy and she kills her performances every time. She knows how to turn any stage into a crazy experience.

Fire N IIce is a dynamic sister duo bringing high-energy performances, bold lyricism, and undeniable chemistry to every stage. With over 15 years of creating music together, the Buffalo Ny artists continue to carve out their own lane with a sound and style that reflects their unique bond as sisters and artists.