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Careless Vibez: The South Florida Boy Band
Careless Vibez: The South Florida Boy Band Redefining Harmonies and Hearts
South Florida’s music scene has been graced by the arrival of Careless Vibez, a boy band rooted in the rich, diverse experiences of its members—Deb Angelic, Prince Jeyree, Prez Nick, and Free Baby. This dynamic group combines smooth harmonies, captivating melodies, and deeply relatable lyrics. Their journey from church choirs to becoming one of South Florida’s rising music sensations is not only a testament to their talent but also to the unshakable bond that unites them.
From Rivalry to Harmony
The origin story of Careless Vibez is anything but ordinary. Deb Angelic and Prince Jeyree grew up singing in church, albeit in separate groups. Their mothers, recognizing their potential, orchestrated a “secret” rehearsal to bring the boys together. It was a bold move, as the two groups had a rivalry. “It was awkward at first,” Prince Jeyree admits, but as Deb Angelic points out, “It all came together like cookies and milk.” That moment laid the foundation for what would become Careless Vibez.
Their group name, Careless Vibez, emerged from the challenges they faced entering the music industry. Negative comments and societal pressures from the digital age could have derailed their dreams, but instead, the group chose to adopt a mindset of resilience. “Careless Vibez reminds us to ignore the noise and stay focused on who we are and what we want to represent,” says the group. This sense of self-assuredness resonates deeply with their growing fan base.
The Bonds of Brotherhood
For Prince Jeyree and Deb Angelic, being in a band with their brothers comes with its unique set of challenges and rewards. “It can be tough when you have four different opinions on how to approach something,” says Prince, “but the beauty is that we have four brains working together, bringing unique perspectives.” The chemistry between the members, both on and off the stage, makes their music feel effortless, as if they are simply extensions of each other’s talents.
Musical Influences and Signature Sound
Careless Vibez credits their sound to influences like Boyz II Men, Usher, and Chris Brown, blending these icons’ styles with their distinct harmonies and contemporary R&B grooves. Their music explores a range of emotions, from love and heartbreak to empowerment and healing. It’s this vulnerability and honesty that makes their music relatable to fans, particularly to the women they uplift and celebrate through their songs.
“Our unique harmonies and catchy melodies, combined with relatable lyrics, make our music stand out,” says Prez Nick. The group’s ability to fuse their individual creativity into a cohesive, distinctive sound is another reason for their growing appeal. As Free Baby puts it, “We’ve been singing together for so long that we naturally know how to be ourselves while still fitting into the group.”
Miami Roots and Global Ambitions
Growing up in Miami, a cultural melting pot, deeply influenced their artistry. For Prez, his parents’ involvement in church groups was the spark that ignited his musical passion. This foundation, along with the vibrant music scene of Miami, helped shape Careless Vibez’s identity as a group with a soulful, grounded sound.
Looking to the future, Careless Vibez has big ambitions. “We want our music to be heard on a global scale,” says Free Baby. They are gearing up for the release of their EP and planning their own shows, with hopes of embarking on a tour in the near future. But beyond fame, their goal is to inspire and uplift listeners. “The most important message we want to share is that you are enough, you are special,” Free Baby adds.
Building a Legacy Through Music
Despite being a relatively new group, Careless Vibez has already made significant strides in their career. Their song “Happy Place Ballad” went viral on TikTok, building a solid fan base and providing a sense of direction for the music they want to create. This moment was a pivotal highlight, affirming that their unique sound resonates with a broad audience.
For their fans, Careless Vibez is more than just a boy band—they are a source of comfort and empowerment. “Our music has helped people through depression, anxiety, and even prevented some from committing suicide,” shares the group. This profound impact drives them to continue creating meaningful music that touches hearts around the world.
A Message to the Fans
Without hesitation, the group expresses their deep gratitude to their fans. “Without you, we wouldn’t be able to do what we love,” they say. The loyalty and support of their fans fuel their ambition to make music that not only entertains but also heals and uplifts.
As Careless Vibez continues to rise, their mission remains clear: to create music that makes people feel seen, valued, and understood. With an EP on the horizon and plans for world tours, it’s clear that Careless Vibez is not just a fleeting trend—they’re here to stay, bringing with them harmonies that heal and vibes that resonate far beyond South Florida.
By: Brandon C.
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We Dream In Color Humanitarian and Unity Celebration Hosted By Chief Dr. Quinton de’Alexander Featuring Irene Michaels July 19th, 2025
In a world increasingly fractured by hate and division, the 2025 We Dream In Color Humanitarian and Unity Celebration emerges as a radiant call for healing, inclusion, and peace. Now in its 13th year, the celebration—hosted by acclaimed fashion designer and global humanitarian Chief Dr. Quinton de’Alexander—has become a sanctuary for survivors, visionaries, and changemakers. This year’s theme, “A Call for Unity,” reflects a growing urgency to mend broken spirits and uplift communities through compassion, creativity, and action.
With a legacy of honoring unsung heroes and fostering global connection, the event will be held at the historic DuSable Museum of African American History, promising a night of powerful performances, heartfelt recognition, and transformative purpose. Among the evening’s highlights is the rare and prestigious ICON Award, which will be presented to multitalented entertainer and humanitarian Irene Michaels, only the second recipient in the foundation’s history.
From fashion to philanthropy, and from Liberia to Chicago, We Dream In Color stands as proof that when we lead with love and walk in unity, the world begins to heal—one vibrant dream at a time.
This year’s We Dream in Color Celebration is shaping up to be truly special. What inspired the theme for 2025’s event?
The theme this year is “A Call For Unity” We’re living in a world that falling apart through hate like never before. As I travel globally. It saddens me to see the hate people are displaying openly with no remorse. As I’m discovering and witnessing adults today in my own circle bickering. I want to find a way to peace to brighten some very sad and broken souls. So they can begin healing within first. Then love on others openly with kindness. My ‘We Dream In Color’ Humanitarian and Unity Celebration has a way of bringing joy on a night of celebrating life, displaying what humanity looks like through ‘unity and diversity.
The “ICON” Award will be presented to Irene Michaels—what does she represent to you and to the mission of this celebration?
My ‘We Dream In Color’ celebration ‘ICON’ award has only been given out once before in ‘Thirteen’ years. I’ve known Irene many years now. I know her zest for life, her driven spirit and passion to rise above life’s challenges, her love for those who are less fortunate, and most important. Irene’s love for humanity. To me. She’s every woman. When we have the ability to lift people up, we often forget to lift those close to us up. When I thought of presenting my ‘ICON’ award. There was no one more deserving than my dear friend ‘Irene Michaels’. To me, Irene embodies the spirit of my ‘We Dream In Color Foundation’ mission of loving and lifting others up in the midst of life’s storms. Even the enemy who trespass against thee. Where there is forgiveness, there is healing.
How do you go about selecting honorees for the We Dream in Color Foundation? What qualities or contributions stand out most to you?
I’m extremely particular by selecting my honorees. Many of my honoree are survivors who has risen above unexpected challenges they’ve faced. Such as ‘Cancer, Discrimination, and Violence’ to name a few. Many who are overlooked due to lack of prosperity and what’s considered suitable life’s accomplishments, such as an educational degree. Yet, they’re doing the work to lift others many would not do. Each honoree, I’m fully aware f their accomplishments and met them all. Many are selected, few are chosen. I look for honoree who has a real and true passion to heal humanity through actions. Having the receipts to validate their humanitarian efforts. I also look for a special feeling within myself when I’m speaking with them. I must feel the spirit of GOD, love, compassion, and humanity.
What can guests expect from this year’s experience at the DuSable Museum—any surprises or moments you’re especially excited about?
The guests of ‘We Dream In Color’ Humanity and Unity Celebration can expect to feel they’re in a safe and happy place where they belong. A night of powerful and phenomenal entertainment, high quality awards and an night of celebrating life in ‘unity, diversity and peace’. I’m most excited to lift many people up within this year of elevation, in the midst of the dark times we’re living in. Humanitarians will walk in as themselves, but walk out as newly elevated honorary doctors. Gifted by my partners of education. HRH Dr. Clyde Rivers and ‘United Graduate College and Seminary International.
We Dream in Color is about unity, inclusion, and humanitarian impact. How do you ensure those values are upheld in every aspect of your work—from fashion to philanthropy?
For thirteen years now, I’ve kept up with most of my honorees. Unlike many who presents honorees. We Dream In Color Foundation becomes an extended family. Meaning. If we’re ever needed, we will be there to assist where it’s humanly possible. Having that bond gives us a closer look on the great impact our honorees are continuing to make towards healing humanity. If they ever needed a hand to be lifted up themselves, our hands will be there to carry them along the way whenever they’re feeling low or weak. Assuring them. Their extended ‘We Dream In Color’ family has their backs. Being a fashion designer of ‘Fifty Plus’ years. I’ve come across my ‘victims and survivors’ with broken souls. I’ve created the ‘Encourage Yourself Makeover’. A process that gives ‘women and men’ their power back by returning to taking care of, and putting themselves first. Being a foundation with no financial backing but my desire at this time. I’m utilizing my GOD given talents to get by ‘uplifting, inspiring and empowering’ globally. Doing my part adding into the melting pot to heal humanity.
The name “We Dream in Color” is both poetic and powerful. What does it mean to you personally?
It means ‘Strength’. I’ve had to fight all my light to live my dream alone. People are so afraid to opened doors for others due to their lack of confidence. I’m blessed GOD built me different. He built me with a loving heart made of steel. Meaning. In the darkness of any challenges. I will illuminate with the beauty of color. For it is my color that will shine for those who are feeling weak, overlooked, abandoned or alone’ in this cold, gruel, evil, selfish, unbalance, and dark world. You see. I’ve been there and I’ve discovered the path to living my dream daily in peace. So, when I’m introduced or see the broken spirited, I just want to lift them up and wrap my arms around them. Assuring them GOD loves them, I love them, and they are no lone alone and safe. To GOD be the glory.
Your foundation bridges art, activism, and community. How do you see the role of creative expression in healing and uniting people?
Art is universal. Art has the tendency to make people feel good with it’s beauty. Like fashion. When you look good, you feel good. Sometimes great. When you feel good or great, you love on people more. Family, friends and communities comes together at happy times and places. Combining ‘art, fashion and community’ together in a happy mental space is the perfect way to start the healing process of humanity.
You’ve built a brand that fuses couture with cause. What first sparked your desire to create a platform that’s both visionary and humanitarian?
Many survivors dealing with various life’s challenges feel left out during the months with recognizable awareness ribbon colors. Such as pink for breast cancer awareness months. I believe I’ve ran across every life’s challenge in my lifetime. I’ve also heard many truths of feeling left out. I decided to create a ribbon incorporating all the colors from the electromagnetic spectrum. Bringing forth a ribbon leaving no survivor behind. Followed by a chart that defines each color. Assuring whatever the challenge one may face, they are not forgotten or left behind.
How has your journey in fashion and design influenced your perspective as a change maker and leader?
Being a designer, you’ve learned or mastered the art of creating beauty by mixing fabrics. That mixing is the perfect example of the beauty that comes when diversity work together in unity. As a leader, it’s our duty and an honor to raise up peace through ‘unity and diversity’. When we teach loving each other equality and in balanced support, and it’s learned and accepted. Healing and peace begins. Trust, it isn’t easy. Praying helps. But I find putting actions over talk, seems to get the people listening globally. When promises are broken constantly, people put their guards up. Once you’ve proven yourself, your word and loyalty. The guard comes down. Where respect is given, so shall it be received. No matter the war. A leader leading the call for ‘unity and peace’ in the end shall prevail.
What has been the most rewarding moment for you since launching the We Dream in Color Foundation?
There have been several. Receiving ‘President Joe Biden’ Lifetime Leadership Awards consecutively. 2023 & 2024. As well as receiving Chieftaincy in ‘2’ countries. Chief Tamba Taylor of Liberia (December 2020) and ‘Aare Atayesa of Akola Ijesa Kingdom’ (December 2024) of Nigeria. Both for my humanitarian efforts I’m making globally through my ‘We Dream In Color Foundation’, and the nickname ‘Talk and Do’ Chief. Because I fulfill the promise I make. Sometimes Instantly.
What are your hopes for the future of We Dream in Color? Are there any upcoming initiatives or collaborations you can share with us?
My plans I can share openly is to establish partnerships with various women empowerment organizations. I partnered with a young lady in Liberia name ‘Abigail David’. After the women feeling safe to come to me as a leader asking for help with their most personal and private moment. Together. Abigail and I established ‘FLOW DAY’. A day of educating young ‘girls and women’ how to properly maintain themselves during this time. After a hygiene education presentation. Feminine products are gifted to all the attendees. As far as upcoming initiatives. In partnership with ‘Dr. Mariann Jordan’ CEO of JP Consulting Group IIL’, I will be launching the ‘Chief Tamba Taylor Entrepreneurship Incubator’ in various Africa countries. Only in poverty areas.
For young people or creatives looking to make a difference, what advice would you give about using their voice and vision for impact?
Become Independent. Depend on yourself first. Them ask other to assist. Learn every aspect of your desired fields. From the task itself, to the computer up to the accounting. This way no one can ever take away you power and business too. Only interact with “actions’ producers with receipts to validate their work, and back up their talk, most important. Respect others time and become a ‘talk and do’ game changer. Last but not least. Always dream BIG and Dream In Color!
The official website for We Dream In Color Humanitarian and Unity Celebration may be found at https://www.wedreamincolor.org
Interview by Eileen Shapiro
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