GIRLL CODEE, Recording Artists
GIRLL CODEE, Recording Artists
300 Entertainment’s own Girll Codee, made up of Hiii Siddity and ShaaBigga, recently stopped by the DTLR Radio studio for a brand-new interview with the #PrettyGirl, Tiara LaNiece!
The passionate and high-energy duo spoke on their style of music, how they connect so well on and off the mic, what touring is like, their partnership with 300 Entertainment, what to expect from them next, and so much more.
GIRLL CODEE, Recording Artists
Hoop For Hope Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that uses sports and athletics to provide communities with access to healthcare resources; namely, healthcare professionals, health educational material, healthcare testing, and inpatient assistance. Hoop For All partners with national health organizations to provide information on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment during sporting events.
Hoop For Hope is a cancer awareness basketball tournament serving to provide education on cancer prevention and treatment. The event took place in Washington D.C. It included a dunk contest, a three-point contest, performances, giveaways, music, and fun for the whole family.
Annually this organization gifts cancer patients in need, financial assistance to support expenses incurred during treatment. DTLR was proud to be able to cover these awards this year, and we are looking forward to assisting in the years to come.
Talented songbird Carolyn Malachi came through #PrettyGirlRadio for a new interview with Tiara LaNiece. Making music with a purpose, Malachi speaks on her new single “Brunch” and the importance it has to sisterhood as a whole. During the interview, she discusses what the song stands for, what she hopes fans and listeners take away from it, her musical process and journey with this song and her other pieces of work, why she enjoys being a part of every aspect of the creative process, and much more.
CAROLYN MALACHI, Recording Artist
TIARA LANIECE, DTLR Radio Host
DTLR partnered up with Universal Music Group to host TWO different meet and greet events with platinum-selling artist and producer NAV to celebrate the release of his new album Demons Protected by Angels! On September 13th, Nav shut down our 52nd and Market DTLR location in Philly where the fans were lined up hours before the event started. The store was packed from start to finish as fans got to meet one of their favorite artists, while also leaving with a signed CD from Nav himself.
A few days later September 15th, Nav and the crew made their way to Chicago as we hosted our 2nd meet and greet, this time at our 87th and Dan Ryan DTLR location. As jam-packed as our Philly event was, Chicago was even crazier. We had fans rapping and singing to Nav’s tunes as they stood in line, had fans figuring out what they were going to say when they got to meet Nav -- we even had one fan get so emotional while meeting Nav that his interaction went viral across all of social media. All in all, the humble hitmaker participated in two events that those fans will never forget.
On Saturday, Sept. 10 from 11 a.m.– 2 p.m., DTLR, one of the country’s most successful lifestyle retailers with more than 240 stores in 19 states, partnered with Ammo Stilo’s nonprofit G.O.A.L (Growing Over Adverse Lessons) and Hoop Dreams, Inc. to reveal a brand-new basketball court on Olive Street in West Philadelphia. The retailer helped provide funding to support the development of the new court.
The investment in this new basketball court aims to help curb local violence by providing a safe place for youths to convene and creating a positive environment in hopes of changing the narrative. G.O.A.L. also plans to combat the rise of violence through informative seminars, workshops, and assistance with education and employment. School supplies and haircuts were also provided during the event.
SYMBA, Recording Artists
With the entire industry paying close attention, it’s evident that Cali’s own Symba is certainly up next. The talented artist, who has quickly become a friend of the station, recently stopped by the DTLR Radio studios for an impromptu interview with Fadam Got Da Juice. Fresh off the release of his new album, Results Take Time, Symba had a lot to discuss. He spoke on the importance of this album, what it means for him, who he got to collab with, what fans can expect from it, and working with DJ Drama. He also talked about his upcoming tour with Joyner Lucas, his experience growing up, how he wants to be viewed in the culture, and his love for popular streetwear designer Sergio Tacchini. That said,we made sure Symba didn’t leave empty handed on that front!
ARMANDO BACOT, Basketball Player
For the second consecutive year, the UNC basketball standout hosted a basketball camp in his hometown of Richmond, Virginia. This year’s camp was presented by DTLR and Davies Entertainment and took place at the Ben Wallace Gym, free for all participants.
This amazing event provided campers with a unique experience both on and off the court. Along with participating in basketball-related activities, campers were also provided with free haircuts, school supplies, and book bags to prepare them for their first day of classes.
This year, the event will take place over a twoday period. According to Christie Lomax, Bacot’s mother, in just a few days, camp registration was closed due to an overwhelming number of campers who signed up to participate this year.
Bacot has one of the biggest platforms in college sports, as he’s one of the most well-known players in his respective sport. Not only has he benefitted from the new NIL rules but has used this as an opportunity to give back to his community, serving as a great example of how student-athletes can use their Name, Image, and Likeness to also benefit others.
