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Queendom Come
Queendom Come, called "Queen" for short, is a Billboard charting indie artist/writer from the east side of Houston, TX. Dubbed "OG Queen of SDS," a label led by Houston artist, J-Dawg (First 48, Ride On 4's). Queen caught the H-Town interest and collaborated with various artists including Baby Bash, Lil' O, and most notably, Beat King, who'm she's collaborated with most including the nationwide, classic club hit, "You Ain't 'Bout That Life".
Cousin to one of the greatest rappers of all times, Scarface, Queendom Come has found her own lane in the music industry and has the attention of major labels, as well as power house independents. "Everybody's story is different so everybody's plan and grind has to be different. What works for you may not work for me because our goals may be different." With ties and connections that range from underground, upcoming artists, to major platinum selling artists and producers, Queen is very grounded yet very clear and persistent when there's a power play to be made.
Cousin to one of the greatest rappers of all times, Scarface, Queendom Come has found her own lane in the music industry and has the attention of major labels, as well as power house independents. "Everybody's story is different so everybody's plan and grind has to be different. What works for you may not work for me because our goals may be different." With ties and connections that range from underground, upcoming artists, to major platinum selling artists and producers, Queen is very grounded yet very clear and persistent when there's a power play to be made.
After featuring on a southern region tour, traveling for interviews and appearances in Dallas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, the street proclaimed, "OG Queen," made way to Atlanta, Georgia, sharing a studio session with DJ Scream and K Camp. KarmaLoop TV reached out to Queen for her to make the theme song for their show entitled "That Life Show w/ Carissa Rossi," which averages 5 million unique visitors, and 16 million page views per month. The "That Life Show" has had celebrity guests including Birdman, The Game, Wiz Khalifa, Kendrick Lamar, Lil Debbie, Big Sean and many more.
In a recent press conference, Queendom Come mentions that she had to respectfully deal with legal matters with the world famous rock band, QUEEN. Now that she's had time and more exposure from her songwriting credits and collaborations, Queen is "ready to give the people more of her, vulnerable, sophisticated yet edgy, with a few drops of gangsta wrapped up in a ball of good knowledge and jewels."
In a recent press conference, Queendom Come mentions that she had to respectfully deal with legal matters with the world famous rock band, QUEEN. Now that she's had time and more exposure from her songwriting credits and collaborations, Queen is "ready to give the people more of her, vulnerable, sophisticated yet edgy, with a few drops of gangsta wrapped up in a ball of good knowledge and jewels."