B-High on Atlanta’s Music Ecosystem, Media Power, and Educating the Next Generation.
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Atlanta has long been recognized as a global force in hip-hop and contemporary music. In this in-depth conversation, B-High reflects on the city’s cultural foundation, the infrastructure that supports its artists, and the responsibility that comes with shaping the narrative.
As the founder of one of Atlanta’s leading music media platforms and a professor at Clark Atlanta University, B-High offers a unique dual perspective — operating at the intersection of media, industry, and academia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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