Meet Kellee Maize

Hip-hop is and was born out of a need for a voice and for sharing, both as a social advocacy tool, and it just lets you relax, have fun, and forget what we’re facing every day. Hip-hop was free in the beginning, and there are still free mixtapes every single day from the biggest artists in the world. It’s part of the culture. It makes a lot of sense for hip-hop artists to look into CC — it holds a foundational interest in sharing ideas, in music, and in power.

Mainstream music is not conscious content. So we’re sharing how we’re doing it so other conscious artists, hopefully other women, can learn about it, and we can along the torch to the next generation of conscious art. In hip-hop, women are pitted against each other. It’s not about collaboration or unity, and those things are important for music to grow. Opening up to these ideas will be challenging, but when we look at fields that are built on sharing such as science, things advance, and technology advances, because sharing advances.

My music over the past 10 years embodies this, and I’m sharing my remix album because it’s a collection of songs across all previous 6 albums of mine that J. Glaze Productions was inspired to remix. -
In total, many of these songs on this Kellee Maize

Kellee Maize Features & Publications:

How I made it in the Music industry
Toyota Prius Featuring Female Rapper Kellee Maize
Toyota Corolla Featuring Kellee Maize
Kellee Maize - Dancing With LightningㅣChoreography by LEEZY
Kellee Maize on Adult Swim
Kellee Maize on Adoption.com
Kellee Maize on XXL Mag
Kellee Maize; she is the daughter of the former teen singing sensation
The Daughter '70s Heartthrob Jimmy McNichol
Lessons to Rocking Roo from Alumna Kellee Maize