Award-winning & Grammy nominated producer Harmony Samuels will be hosted the first musical performance showcase for rising music star, Rhyon Brown, to a star-studded crowd of thousands on Monday, October 23rd at the Avalon in Hollywood. Many know Rhyon as an accomplished actress as see on “Lincoln Heights,” and Lifetime’s original film “Surviving Compton.” Rhyon performed songs from her new album “Pretty Girl”. Rhyon has been compared to being a mix between Ariana Grande meets Janet Jackson; she recently met Janet Jackson and is now in talks to be working on Janet’s album with super producer Harmony Samuels.
Tastemakers and celebrities out supporting her showcase included: Robi Reed, Woody McClain, Bre-Z (“Empire”), the cast of “Tales” on BET, label-mate MAJOR., singer & sister RaVaughn, Dorien Wilson, A.D. Dolphin and more.
Rhyon’s debut album “Pretty Girl” is available digitally on all major music platforms now.
If you’re drawn to deeply soulful voices and stories of artistic rebirth, don’t miss this episode. Gino Black sits down with RIMIDI, a rising indie-soul vocalist whose latest work channels vulnerability and empowerment.
What You’ll Learn:
Rediscovering Purpose: RIMIDI walks through her comeback story—how she reclaimed her artistry after stepping back, and the creative clarity that followed.
Lyrics as Healing: Discover how she uses songwriting as a therapeutic medium, tackling identity, mental health, and community through music.
Empowerment Through Action: From launching GEMCulture.org to uplifting others via Fund‑a‑GEM, RIMIDI merges creative expression with communal support.
Practical Wisdom: Ideal for independent artists—RIMIDI shares how she navigates self-promotion, audience engagement, and maintaining authenticity throughout the process.
The Takeaway: This episode transcends the norm—it’s not just motivation, it’s a movement. RIMIDI’s journey is a blueprint for anyone reclaiming their voice, creative drive, or purpose. Her blend of soulful artistry and grassroots community work reminds us that music can heal both artist and audience.
Final Word: RIMIDI’s episode is a stirring testament to resilience, artistry, and empowerment. Gino Black masterfully guides the conversation from personal growth to community building. Listeners—whether creatives, dreamers, or supporters—will walk away fueled by hope and inspiration.
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