I had my first interview today with @andjenerriojohnson of BuckTV, and the questions they asked naturally led me to speak about my movement, See Me Now?, and the inspiration behind my name, De De Sha'Ron, The Throwback Kween. While this wasn't my first interview experience, it was the first time I could genuinely say that I answered with true confidence. Everything I was able to articulate in the moment came directly from the foundational principles I learned during days 1–7 of the AMP Master Plan. To my fellow Amp family members—please know that those initial seven days will continue to guide us throughout our journey, shaping how we show up and respond in everything we do as artists. I recognize that this is only the beginning and that I still have some refining to do, but I want to express my sincere gratitude to @Tiffany Gaines for making this program available to us. I also want to extend a special thank you to all of my Amp family who joined my live stream to show their support. I don't want to call names and miss anyone, so much love to the whole fam.😍 Your presence truly made a difference—I appreciate you all more than words can say.💞💪🏽🎵🎶 ~ FEEL THE EXPERIENCE! ~

My Biography I'm DeDe Sha'Ron® ~ The Throwback Kween®, a Charlotte, NC based R&B sensation by way of upstate NY. I create nostalgic 90s R&B Soul with modern beats—effortless vocals, catchy hooks, and authentic lyrics that hit deep. On stage, I'm an experience, bringing the golden era back to life. My journey shaped me: foster kid, single mom, survivor. I walked away from my first record deal to protect my daughter. I relocated alone because I'd rather fail trying than live with regret. These moments taught me resilience and gave my music purpose. Beyond the sound, I steward SEE ME NOW?—a movement for the brokenhearted, the ones who settled, who believed love had to hurt. My lyrics are my healing, giving listeners permission to love themselves first. I'm here to remind you: you are more than enough. And I'm putting the SOUL back into R&B. ~ Feel The Experience! ~ About the Project Here We Go is more than an album—it's a declaration. It's the sound of a woman who has been counted out, broken, and overlooked, finally stepping into her purpose. This project is the turning point. The moment I stopped asking for permission and started claiming my space. Musically, the album is rooted in nostalgic 90s R&B, infused with modern beats and soulful flexibility. My influences include the golden era greats—artists who made you feel every note. But this isn't a throwback record. It's a bridge between the soul of the past and the fire of today. The recording process was deeply personal. I worked closely with my producers, as I single handedly chose each track's concept, tracking vocals on a 24-track board, writing and rewriting until every word hit its mark. My favorite part? Stacking those background harmonies—layering voice upon voice until the acapella sections felt like a choir of instruments. That's where the magic lives for me. Laying down what I hear in my head and sharing it with the world. Lyrically, Here We Go explores resilience, heartbreak, self-worth, and the courage to choose yourself. Titles like 'Be Real,' 'Da Struggle,' 'Here We Go,' 'You Make Me,' and more reflect the emotional range—from the pain of being unseen to the triumph of knowing you are more than enough. This album is my testimony. It's for every woman who ever settled, who ever believed love had to hurt, who ever forgot their own power.

Looking for some feedback from the community before I share with the world.

"Absorb what is useful, discard what is not, add what is uniquely your own." — Bruce Lee Learn from everyone. Compare yourself to no one. Your uniqueness is your greatest strength. 🤗

This has been so fulfilling for me.🤗 A few months ago, I would've told you, "I'd rather pay someone else to do AI video/content." Now, I'm completely hooked. I've been working on a storyboard for almost a week, and I realized it's not much different than creating music video treatments for my artists. I'm just learning a new tool. Thanks to @Tiffany Gaines for creating a community where we can learn, grow, ask questions, and support each other. And watching @Dawn Piercy create & talk about her AI videos gave me the push to keep going. The biggest lesson I've learned? It doesn't matter if it takes me five days and someone else one hour. What matters is that I keep showing up, keep learning, and trust the process. I'm building it myself, and that's the best part.🤗