When thinking of major record labels that went from underground to mainstream yet remained independent in the music industry, names like No limit Records and Cash Money Records come to mind. Make room for more because labels like G.E.T.T.Y. Muzic are sure to follow in the footsteps of moguls like Master P. and Baby. The founding members of the G.E.T.T.Y (Grinding Even Tougher Than You) Muzic po werhouse Shawk and Fu Fool The Million Dollar MouthPiece have set the bar pretty high for independent labels in the south. The two businessmen established the label officially in 2018. Never looking ba ..read more

When it comes to success and motivation, Charleston native LongMoney Phil is on the rise, working hard to make his way to the top. From growing up in West Ashley to winning Black Business Prosperity’s Male Artist of the Year, LongMoney Phil credits one of his friends for introducing him to the art of creating music. His ambitious grind led him to transform a pastime of making music into a professional music career. Four years into officially being an artist, he has several albums and some notable achievements. In 2021, LongMoney Phil celebrated some significant wins, great successes in his mus ..read more

Black Business Prosperity Magazine interviewed 22 year old James (Jay) Martino Jr. Or better known as JayDaBarber, who is a renowned barber and entrepreneur in South Carolina. His business, which carries the same name, is continuously gaining recognition from clients for his outstanding work with a big splash of professionalism. James attends Francis Marion University with a major in Business Marketing. “I have several hobbies, among them are studying different financial markets such as the Foreign Exchange Market, and Cryptocurrency. I also like to watch basketball, one of my favorite sports ..read more

I sat down and had an up close and personal interview with one of the best dessert makers in the tri-county areas of Charleston, South Carolina. Get ready to enjoy what makes this cake lady's life so sweet. Who knew that an Ohio Navy man and self made professional bartender from Camden, New Jersey would meet in the Charleston Naval Base to later birth entrepreneur, Alexis Alexandria. Editor, Big Ankh gets an up close and personal Q & A interview with Alexis to find out about the making of The Cake Lady. Alexis Alexandria gave her thoughts about her future from an adolescent stating that s ..read more

We see signs that read "closed due to coronavirus" with the wait for a lit sign that reads "Open" but there is never any signs of returning. From our favorite barbers to that nice cozy food spot that we would casually grab dinner. Nothing seems to be the same anymore. Who are suffering more from shut downs and restrictions? Most say Black owned businesses have gotten the worst end of the stick. It's not because these owners don't want to put in the extra effort to apply for loans or ask for the help needed. Being black owned in the United States has come at a major cost for many. One time SBA ..read more