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We're back with an all new issue, featuring cover artists Diamond P & Joi Gilliam, along with features with Chanté Moore, Jimmy Gary Jr., Vonda Kennedy, Amartré Productions, and much more! Subscribe NOW or download single issues at www.ugdigital.com and via Urban Grandstand Digital mobile application.

The Woman Behind Cleveland's New Empire DJ Squirt

What a joy is to connect with Rhonda Saxton. Known for years as DJ Squirt, and her work with The Nerve DJs, she’s taken the world by storm all over again with her latest venture, Urban City Radio Station. It’s no question that many counted her out, given her lengthy hiatus from the limelight. For her own reasons, those which are discussed in our exclusive, Squirt, as she is affectionately called, chose to drop it all and lead a “regular life”, building a career in computer programming. Even she didn’t know it would lead her back to her true love of music. Life has led her down a trail of familiarity in ups and downs, and the average person would have succumbed.

8 mins

OJ Da Juiceman

DA come up is real

5 mins

BAZ Brothers Production

It's always a good time when we catch up with The Baz Brothers. They’ve quickly become Atlanta’s go-to production company for some of the best stage plays and original stories.

5 mins

Meelah Williams The Strength Of Love

It’s so wonderful to reconnect with Meelah Williams. As most know, Williams has been venturing into the world of acting over the past few years, and she’s now taking a lead in The Baz Brothers production, Strength of Love. It’s an amazing story of love, forgiveness, and all the craziness that can happen in between. Strength of Love will be showing Valentine’s weekend in Griffin, GA.

9 mins

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Urban Grandstand Digital Magazine Description:

Urban culture & entertainment, covering music, film, sports, fashion, metro-world, and much more. The history of Urban Grandstand goes back to the late nineties as a fan site for a popular rap group. It was in 2003 that the site was converted to Urban Connectionz Online. Under the identity of Urban Connectionz, the newly formed online music site grew to become highly popular, offering full features and interviews with many of Rap and R&B's biggest acts. Things continued until 2012 when the site was shut down for a brief hiatus.

2013 brought along full rebranding and an official relaunch as Urban Grandstand Digital. While there's many digital magazines to choose from, we pride ourselves in the differential coverage we offer our readers. While you'll surely find the latest on your favorite artists, what you won't find are the drama-ridden articles and interviews that fill the pages of many of our counterparts. Obviously, we're in the business of building readership and selling subscriptions just like the next, but we have no desire to bring the culture down any lower than it has already been. Media has developed a bad name, and much of that is because of the salacious coverage that many journalists are offering. Here at Urban Grandstand Digital, we strive to uplift our culture. We wish to offer dynamic content that will teach and inspire, and still manage to entertain.