Eye'z at Sugar hill gang concert

What is up everyone! This week we have been busy but not that busy that we missed what is going on in the ShowBiz world!

As always, we follow the upcoming artists who are keen to make a difference in the world of music, entertainment and also who support other artists in getting up that ladder.

In this context, we adore Singer and songwriter Eye'z who makes sure to set time, attend and perform at some of the most important events of upcoming artists; and this past week on April 10, she was at Sugar hill gang concert in Oakland, CA. 

She briefly spoke to Ethiopian King who call Scorpio from the furious 5 on his mobile phone! News is that Master Gee gave Eye'z a hug during his set, so nice of him! 

Check out all the pictures and the exclusive video where she talks with Ethiopian King on the phone, from the event right here on ShowBiz blog!









10 anniversary of Barbary cost revue - Eye'z played Madam Ah Toy

We at Show Biz Blog regularly post about Singer Eye'z who makes some great headlines with her multi faceted abilities. This past week we learned that she did a role at one of the drama shows. It is the barbary coast revue and Eye'z takes on the role of Madam Ah Toy and here is a nice promo



Now what we wanted to focus on today is the 10 year anniversary of the barbary cost revue, where NUKnoEtv sat down with Lorain Deschamps for an exclusive interview. 











Lorain did the costume design for the barbary coast revue and you can see how awesome Eye'z looks in the costume below and also listen to the interview - right here on Show Biz Blog!




Darrell Kelley's "ICE Cold Killerz": Sharp Protest with a Groove

Darrell Kelley’s new single "ICE Cold Killerz", released February 4, 2026, via Viral Records, packs a punch as both a musical statement and a pointed critique. The Boston-born, Atlanta-based artist—known for merging R&B soul with social activism—delivers a high-energy track that tackles heavy themes through assertive lyrics and modern beats.

Clocking in at a tight runtime, the song features punchy production, layered synths, and a catchy, urgent hook that grabs you immediately. Kelley’s delivery is direct and rhythmic, channeling his gospel roots into a contemporary flow. The lyrics pull no punches, referencing real-world events involving RenĂ©e Good and Alex Pretti, with the "ice" motif symbolizing cold, lethal indifference tied to broader issues of accountability and injustice (often framed around ICE in promotional contexts).

It’s unapologetically topical—activism first, groove second—yet the chorus sticks, balancing message with listenability. While it may not chase mainstream subtlety, that’s the strength: it’s meant to spark conversation, not background vibes. For fans of conscious artists who blend heart and heat, this is a bold, timely drop worth a spin—just brace for the edge.

Check out the single right here on ShowBiz blog


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