User:DJ LADY CHERRY/sandbox

Alicia Michelle Cherry  (born October 3rd, 1979), better known as DJ Lady Cherry, is an American DJ, music producer, songwriter, rapper and actress. Cherry also goes by her alter ego rap name 4.B.I.A  pronounced (Phobia).

Cherry was chosen to produce music for the legendary Lisa "Left-Eye" Lopes of the iconic group TLC, which she contributed to the last rap song ever written and recorded by the supernova star that still remains unreleased due to the traumatic impact of losing her to a devastating car accident on April 25th, 2002, which Cherry also was inside the vehicle when it fatally crashed causing her minor injures but years of post traumatic stress and survivors guilt that left her unable to proceed in the music business as planned. Cherry worked closely alongside Left-Eye in La Ceiba, Honduras at Dr. Sebi Usha Village to practice a raw food lifestyle, fitness regimes and meditation. The music created at the village was produced and recorded for Left Eye solo project and her R&B singing group Egypt from Philadelphia, who was in artist development at the time. It's been more than a decade since Alicia Cherry has broken her silence and decided to release her talent to the world. Over the years she has written her first autobiography about her life journey, blood, seat and tears, titled "The Eye Within", that will be released in 2018. DJ Lady Cherry is currently out performing her DJ sets around the U.S popular night clubs, concerts, women expos, fashion week shows etc. She is recognized as revolutionary female DJ, producer, Hip-Hop artist who utilizes all her platforms simultaneously in the music industry. Under her alter ego "4.B.I.A", she independently released her first single, On My Mayweather through her own record label, IAM GLOBAL ENT LLC. The smash single was written by Cherry and Produced by her long time friend and business partner Lono Beats. Her follow-up album, Skywalkin features the buzz-hitting single, "Black Hoodie", also written by Cherry & produced by Lono Beats.