ARTISTS

My music is built on truth. Every lyric comes from real experiences, real loss, and the belief that hope can still exist even in life's darkest moments.

My name is Robert Brooks Jr. I'm an artist, advocate, and the son of Robert Brooks. After my father was killed in prison, I chose to turn my pain into purpose. Today I fight for incarcerated individuals, their families, and meaningful prison reform — while using music to inspire hope.

That's why I chose to partner with a record label that delivers music directly to correctional facilities. I know how powerful music can be for someone who feels forgotten. My father spent years incarcerated, and I understand how important it is to hear a message that reminds you your life still has value.

Every song tells a chapter of my journey — through grief, faith, resilience, love, and growth. My goal isn't just to entertain. It's to remind people that their past doesn't define their future, and that change is always possible.

This is bigger than music. It's about healing, inspiring, and making sure no one feels forgotten.

Just Ali is a native of North Carolina from the small town of Vanceboro. The 29-year-old international artist is the owner and first artist of Village Minded Music, a company that embodies the Black cliché, 'it takes a village to raise a child'.

He has been under artist development for more than a decade, and evolved into The Curtis Mayfield of The Flow that we hear today. Ali's soulful music reaches every age bracket from kids to senior citizens, especially the children.

Ali teaches Hip-Hop through emotional intelligence to grades Kindergarten through 8th grade. He has also done so internationally, teaching Hip-Hop in Soweto, South Africa.

People have complained that Hip-Hop lost its essence. We can count on JustAli to restore that feeling.