If there’s one thing musician and marketing expert Seanloui knows, it’s how to make connections. His ability to build networks within our artistic community is what gave rise to the Black Renaissance Festival, which is currently celebrating its third year in Tucson and has grown to include an album, a podcast, and a plethora of events, both live and virtual, throughout the month of February. Catch up with Seanloui as he and Chad talk releasing music, building a movement, and the internet. Instagram Link Instagram Link

Arizona Arts Live is proud to announce that The Tucson Studio is back with an exceptional lineup of musicians across all genres, creeds, and callings. After a three month COVID safety break, the team can’t wait to share a new release this Thursday February 5. Join us at 6pm in welcoming local Hip Hop and R&B artist Mo-T to the Centennial Hall stage. Mo-T (she/her) is a black queer multifaceted artist, born and raised out of Winter Park, FL. Morgan is a conscious artist who’s content focuses on addressing and bringing awareness to social issues/injustices, naming feelings, and self accountability-in hopes to spread community accountability. Embracing change and deep healing, Morgan decided to open up a bit, as she knows that vulnerability is our greatest measure of courage. In this set, you will feel the passion and truly see why Mo-T, was nicknamed Mo La-Flo. Don’t miss the premiere! Tune in at 6pm sharp for 20 elevating minutes with Mo-T.SUBSCRIBE to Arizona Arts Live on Youtube and never miss a release. Facebook Instagram Spotify