"On the next Freestylin with Stevie B show, we go one-on-one with Marla G, the talented artist who stepped in to continue the legacy of Giggles after Maria Respeto. 🎤🔥 From performing iconic hits like 'Love Letter' and 'What Goes Around Comes Around,' Marla G has kept the spirit of freestyle alive, bringing her own style to the classics we all love. We'll also dive into the influence of legendary producer Charlie Rock, who played a pivotal role in shaping the freestyle sound with hits like 'Dream Boy/Dream Girl.' Don’t miss this exclusive interview as we explore their impact on the freestyle scene. Tune in and let the music play! 🎶 #freestylinwithstevieb #giggles #djsamaent

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We recently had the opportunity to catch up with Aby Cruz, the former TKA member known for the hit "One Way Love." Aby has been keeping very active, performing across the U.S. and releasing new music for his fans. Our conversation took a deep and spiritual turn, filled with enlightenment and insight.

Check out our one-on-one interview with Aby Cruz to hear more about his journey.

#abycruz #freestylinwithstevieb #djsama #djsamaent

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Just had an amazing catch-up with Joy from Lime! We dived into life on the road, the toughest challenges singers face, and shared some unforgettable moments from her career. Freestylin with Stevie B and DJ Sama! Stay tuned for all the highlights! #JoyFromLime #MusicMagic #BehindTheScenes

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Tina B has had an impressive career that kicked off in the early 80s. She started by recording backing vocals for Arthur Baker's projects, including the classic North End. She then became part of Rockers Revenge, whose legendary track "Walking on Sunshine" was a hit on both sides of the Atlantic and an early electronic dance staple. Tina B was right in the mix of the scene, also appearing with Afrika Bambaataa and the Jazzy Five on "Jazzy Sensation," which landed on Tommy Boy. #TINAB #freestylinwithstevieb #djsamaent #felixsama

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We recently caught up with Power 96 radio personality and producer DJ Zog, who’s been rocking the airwaves for over 27 years. We chatted about the format changes at one of South Florida's premier radio stations, what it takes to be a successful nightclub DJ, and the current state of freestyle on the airwaves. Don't miss this exclusive interview with DJ Zog!

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We had a chance to catch up with our brother, The Mad Stuntman, born Mark Quashie, is a Trinidadian-American singer, songwriter, and performer renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to the music industry, particularly within the realm of electronic dance music (EDM) and reggae tusion. Born on January 24, 1967, in Trinidad and Tobago, he later relocated to the United States, where his career flourished.

The Mad Stuntman's rise to fame can be attributed to being half of the music duo 'Reel 2 Real', notably for their chart-topping hit "I Like to Move It" in the early 1990s. The hit single went on to be used as the theme song in the movie

'Madagascar and its sequels, the soundtrack of the movie 'Saving Silverman', and the theme for the video game 'Miami Nights: Singles in the city'. His distinctive vocals and energetic stage presence made him an iconic figure in the EDM scene. The song's success catapulted him to international stardom, becoming a club icon and a pop culture phenomenon. Let's Move It Move It! With Mad Stuntman #djsamaent #freestylinwithstevieb #felixsama #madstuntman #iliketomoveitmoveit

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We finally caught up with the one and only Shannon! Who is indeed a pivotal figure in Dance, Freestyle, and EDM music. Her influence and achievements have left a lasting impact on the music industry. Here are some of the highlights:

"Let The Music Play" ranked as the #22 best song ever recorded.

Grammy Nominated and recognized in the 1985 Billboard Almanac.

Topped the Billboard chart as the #1 Dance Artist, surpassing legends like Prince.

Listed as one of the Top 10 R&B Vocalists by Billboard alongside icons like Donna Summer, Patti LaBelle, Chaka Khan, and Denise Williams.

Shared concert bills with major artists such as Madonna, Babyface, Janet Jackson, Sheila E., James Brown, Grace Jones, Celine Dion, Philip Bailey, Phil Collins, Jay-Z, Spragga Benz, Slick Rick, Kool & the Gang, Lou Rawls, Rick James, El DeBarge, Howard Hewett, and many more.

Awards and Honors:

Grammy Nominated (R&B)

NY Awards

Hall Of Fame Inductee

Jack the Rapper Award

Dance Diva Award

Euro Award

Gold/Platinum Records

Keys to the Cities (including Miami)

She attributes her success to her team and collaborators, including Chris Barbosa, Mark Liggett, Anne Godwin, Sergio Cossa, Rusty Taylor, Jerry Greenberg, Mirage, Dave Glue, Amet Eurigen, Atlantic Records/WEA, Warner Bros, Don Abrahams, Robbie Kilgore, Evans Rogers, Herb Pump Powers, DJ Sama, DJ Chilly, and DJs worldwide.

Shannon acknowledges the support and love from her team, including her closest friend Roger, her dancers Gio, Joa, Vicky, and her family and friends.

Her journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, teamwork, and a positive mindset. Shannon, the Queen of Dance, EDM, and Freestyle, has indeed carved out an extraordinary legacy in the music world. #letthemusicplay #freestylinwithstevieb #djsama #djsamaent #shannon #freestyle

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I had the opportunity to catch up with the very popular and famous Miami Bass Group, L'Trimm. L'Trimm is a Miami bass hip-hop duo composed of Bunny D and Lady Tigra. Originally from Coconut Grove, Florida, they recorded three albums for Atlantic Records: Grab It! in 1988 (certified Gold by the RIAA), Drop That Bottom in 1989 (which earned them the title of Hip-Hop Goddesses of the Month by The Source), and Groovy in 1991. They are currently touring again and working on new music.
#djsamaent #Ltrimm #fresstylinwithstevieb

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