Maddox Jones is an up-and-coming pop musician from across the pond. Having grown up in a Christian commune that had no TV or radio, music became an escape for Maddox and a way for him to express himself creatively. Later this year, he is set to release his debut EP, which perfectly encapsulates his journey as a man and artist. He’s giving us the first taste of what to expect with his single, “Headspace.” Pop Culturalist caught up with Maddox to learn more about him and what’s ahead. PC: Who
Actress-producer Daya Vaidya is an unstoppable force. From a young age, her father taught her that anytime life knocks you down, you get back up. That lesson has proven invaluable for Daya as she’s navigated through her career and battled cancer not once but twice. Daya is best known for her role Jen Kowski in Amazon Prime’s Bosch, and Pop Culturalist caught up with her to chat about the show’s sixth season, her journey as an artist, and her experience as a cancer survivor. Career PC: How did you discover
For D’Andra Simmons, becoming an author, entrepreneur, and TV personality has been a journey of determination and tenacity. Throughout her career, she’s experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows, but she’s continued to persevere through it all and never given up on herself or her purpose in life. That’s led her to become one of the most successful entrepreneurs today. Pop Culturalist caught up with D’Andra to learn more about overcoming obstacles, starring in The Real Housewives of Dallas, and her best-selling product, Green Miracle. PC: You’re
Singer-songwriter YB is channeling his God-given gifts into his craft, bringing each experience and moment into his creative process. The result is emotionally poignant lyrics that have connected with listeners around the world, made evident by his Top 20 gospel album Fire & Desire. He’s following that success with the release of his new single, “Grace,” and we spoke with him about it! PC: How did you discover your passion for music? YB: Music has always been an escape for me. I grew up watching my older brothers rap and