sam goli talks growing up in Mexican/Palestinian home, figuring out their gender & musical identity

Jessye DeSilva talks developing sound and image and overcoming their traumatic religious upbringing

Jessye DeSilva talks developing sound and image and overcoming their traumatic religious upbringing

Miss Christine talks reimagining her dreams and moving from Nashville to Iowa to rediscover herself

Miss Christine talks reimagining her dreams and moving from Nashville to Iowa to rediscover herself

sam goli talks growing up in Mexican/Palestinian home, figuring out their gender & musical identity

Meet sam goli: Musician. Artist. Poet. Photographer. sam goli grew up in Los Angeles, CA to a Mexican mother and a Palestinian father. Culturally, they always felt like an outsider because their mother’s side speaks Spanish, while their father’s side of the family speaks Arabic, both languages they don't really speak. Their cultural upbringing translated to what they grew up listening to: Arab Music, Disco and Top 40s. Along with their two siblings, both of whom are artists also, sam is on a path toward discovering their musical identity. Listen as sam goes through a journey of self-discovery in the latest episode of Uncensored Visionary. Follow sam goli onInstagram [https://www.instagram.com/a_sleepless_mind/].

Maxximo talks infusing his Mexican heritage into his imagery, storytelling & his Prince Harming

Born and raised in Mexico City, Maxximo grew up in a vibrant community of cultures, colors and people. From the minute he was born he acknowledged the power of what it means to be Mexican. So when it came time for him to become a musician he was poised to introduce that into his sound and imagery. When you look at Maxximo’s videos you’ll notice that he releases films that put the focus on telling a story. His biggest song, “Prince Harming” is the tale of a boy who broke his heart. Utilizing music to pierce into the hearts and minds of his and his fans souls, Maxximo is primed for incredible success. Find out more about Maxximo’s journey in the latest episode of Uncensored Visionary: The Queer Music Podcast. Follow Maxximo onInstagram [https://www.instagram.com/mxximo/] and Facebook [https://www.facebook.com/maxximomusic/].

BVT talks combing her passions for R&B/hip-hop, music & acting and crafting a career in Australia

Meet BVT — BVT (Bernie Van Tiel) was born in the ‘place with many chins and noses’/‘place of many possums’ in Australia. Eventually, she moved out to Sydney, Australia to pursue her dreams in the performing arts making it into some music and acting programs. From there she continued to purse music and acting, landing roles in Jade of Death (as the lead) as well as a cameo role alongside LaLa Anthony in Reef Break. Her interest in music came at a crossroads. She grew up listening to slow jams and songs by Whitney Houston. It wasn’t until her cousin played a song by Rahzel, with its intoxicating beatboxing, that got her hooked onto hip hop. BVT knew from that moment on that she had to be a hip hop/R&B artist. She started playing guitar, writing songs and became passionate about pursing a career in music. Over the course of her career, she’s been able to connect her music to her acting and vice versa. Find out how BVT has been able to thrive in the latest episode of Uncensored Visionary. Follow BVT on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/bossdembvt]. © Uncensored Visionary [https://uncensoredvisionary.com​]