Let's dive into the incredible journey of Jan-ice





Jan-ice's love for music ignited at the young age of 12, where she embarked on a remarkable journey that has shaped her career. Initially recording and performing with the Puppies, she quickly made a name for herself. One of her most memorable achievements was collaborating with Bobby Washington and JT Money on a song and video that went viral even before the internet era. This incredible work found its way onto countless bootleg DVDs, captivating audiences from the streets of Miami to the bustling streets of New York:

Her talent and dedication led Jan-ice to EKG Records, where PMan Sam became a mentor figure, providing invaluable guidance and support. Within the music industry, she found a second family in the Polo dynasty and Piccolo, who became like brothers to her. Along her journey, Jan-ice crossed paths with renowned artists, including Ross during his Teflon Don days, with whom she even shared a stage. Her connections extended to E from Poe Boy, along with POD and Mr. Charlie, who skillfully crafted her beats. Toro from House of Fire became an integral part of her life, fostering a brotherly bond. Jan-ice also had the pleasure of collaborating with Southern Boy, Evans, and Guerrilla Tek of the Iconz music group. She had the privilege of knowing Blue (Baby Blue's father) and worked with Lost Tribe of Slip 'n Slide Records, collaborating with talented individuals like Bulldog and Blac Hayze. Jan-ice proudly represents the golden era of music in Miami, carrying the torch for generations to come.




Beyond her musical pursuits, Jan-ice pursued education and graduated from Miami Media School. She diversified her skill set as a journalist and interviewer, utilizing her passion for storytelling. One of her notable achievements includes directing and producing a documentary focused on Terrel McGarney, the esteemed writer and producer of the Oscar-winning film "Moonlight." The documentary chronicles Terrel's journey as he taught a scriptwriting class to minority middle schoolers at the African American Cultural Arts Center. To learn more about this project, check out Jan-ice's detailed blog post: .

Jan-ice's contributions extend beyond the realms of music and film. She celebrated the joyous occasion of motherhood with a baby shower hosted by Larry Dawg, featuring captivating live performances by Desloc of Piccolo: Additionally, Jan-ice curated a dynamic open mic series for four months at the Polo Club, partnering with the talented DJ Hitman of No Sleep. The event welcomed esteemed guests such as Byron of Cleanface, who provided invaluable insights to aspiring artists. Ace of Ace Magazine made a memorable appearance, while Jan-ice generously sponsored music videos, photo shoots, and other exciting prizes for the participants. To amplify the energy, she even brought in the electrifying McKlezie of Grind Mode to perform, leaving a lasting impact on the attendees.



Throughout her journey, Jan-ice has faced numerous challenges and experienced both triumphs and setbacks. However, her unwavering determination and belief in her craft have propelled her forward. She serves as a beacon of inspiration, reminding us all that the main goal in life is

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Prepare to be captivated by the unstoppable force that is Eleine "Bhillion" Jean,

"Tunnel vision became a lot easier with only one eye to see through. Punchleyen

MIC CHECK MIAMI WYNWOOD 32 Artists Competition. This is not a RAP BATTLE!