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Rebekah Danae is transforming Tulsa’s art scene through her residency program, A Creative House, which elevates local talent to national prominence. Her solo exhibit SOLOngNOW celebrates Southern identity and community, while her vision connects Tulsa's creatives to the global art world.

Sneak the Poet, a Tulsa-born filmmaker, explores fatherhood in his documentary highlighting Black dads. From church plays to LA residencies, he blends art, family, and faith. With a focus on breaking stigmas, Sneak’s creative journey captures heartfelt stories and the power of presence in parenting.

CARNAGE405, a driving force in Oklahoma's underground, channels raw aggression into his "Dark and Gruesome" sound. Known for intense live shows and his collective CENTRAL DYNAMIC, he pushes boundaries with unapologetic authenticity. His upcoming tape RELENTLESS promises high-energy, powerful tracks

Discover the journey of Parker Wayne, founder of Oklahoma Fashion Alliance, as they merge artistry and identity. From sheltered beginnings to creating a bold performance piece, Parker’s story is one of community, fashion, and self-empowerment. Read more on their transformative path.

Tulsa rapper YUNGxHALLOWEEN has released No Such Thing as Tulsa Famous, an album blending hip-hop, emo, pop, and drum’n’bass for a unique sound. It’s a love letter to Tulsa, exploring community, identity, and the city's complexities. With personal lyrics and social commentary, the album emphasizes unity over fame, making it a must-listen.

Written by Vashayla Phillips, photographed by Rez Dry, this tale follows Lailah and V, two inseparable friends who embark on a thrilling Friday the 13th adventure. Under a full moon, they stumble upon a mysterious door that transports them to a haunting, post-apocalyptic world. As they navigate its eerie ruins, they must rely on their friendship to uncover secrets, confront hidden perils, and find their way back before the curse of the full moon traps them forever.

Tulsa's comedy scene is booming, led by talented women like Lacee Rains, Erica Stokes, Bailey Gilmore, and Haley Jo Parker. With bold, authentic humor, they use comedy to share experiences, challenge stereotypes, and foster inclusivity. Each brings a unique style, united by a mission to connect and empower through laughter.

Deep house DJ and producer Heartwerk is releasing Let Em Know on vinyl, marking a shift from streaming to a physical format. The project reflects his journey from rock to electronic music and celebrates vinyl’s lasting connection with listeners. Inspired by classic deep house, Let Em Know captures carefree energy and sunshine.

Tulsa-based singer-songwriter Charlotte Bumgarner has released her debut EP, Promise, a five-song collection highlighting her delicate vocals and honest songwriting. The EP reflects her journey of growth, overcoming perfectionism, and exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery with vulnerability and authenticity.

Stephen Brower brings his one-man show, Palatable Gay Robot, to Tulsa for Pride on October 12th at Chimera. Combining comedy, personal storytelling, and reflections on identity, the show explores themes of self-expression and commodifying queerness. Expect a heartfelt, hilarious, and thought-provoking night!

Siyla and Madame Zeroni are the talented artists behind the music video "Pimps Lament." Their collaboration brought together historical research, cinematic influences, and local storytelling to create a unique and thought-provoking piece of art.

Lexi Onyango’s music is a journey through her soul—a tapestry woven with threads of her experiences, emotions, and reflections. As she stands on the cusp of releasing a series of singles, leading up to a highly anticipated album, Lexi’s artistic evolution is a tale of self-discovery, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of a deeper connection with her craft.