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Atlanta has long been a music capital of urban and pop music. With 50 Years of Hip-Hop, the city is also embracing the rise of some top female rappers. Flipping lyrics about women’s empowerment, femininity and urban tales, women in hip-hop are having a moment.
Who are the best female rappers in Atlanta. We’ll talk about it in this article.
Best Female Rappers In Atlanta
Atlanta’s music scene draws from a wide range of musical traditions, including gospel, blues, jazz, funk, and soul. These influences have contributed to the development of new and innovative sounds in the city’s music.
Latto
Hailing from the South Lake area (Clayco) of metro Atlanta, Latto is one of the top female artists in the rap game right now.
She gained popularity through her participation in the reality TV show The Rap Game and has since made a name for herself in the rap industry.
Top Latto songs to stream:
- Put It On Da Floor
- Big Energy
- Another Nasty Song
- Lottery
- For The Night
Watch Latto perform:
Omeretta The Great
Omeretta caused a ruckus in 2022 when she pulled rank of the suburbs and question what was and wasn’t Atlanta and its ZIP Codes. The baby face assassin has some great songs to boot.
Top Omeretta songs to stream:
- Do Too Much
- Dat’s Cap
- Who Harder
- Sorry Not Sorry
- Lately
- Space
- Mr. Right
https://twitter.com/badocsculture/status/1678230828860448771?s=20
Asian Doll
Originally from Dallas, Asian Doll moved to Atlanta to further her career and become part of the city’s hip-hop scene.
Top Asian Doll songs to stream:
- Pull Up
- Lame Niggaz
- Fell in Love
- Nunnadet S***
- Poppin’
- Don’t Let Me Go
Asian Doll releases a new snippet.
What y’all think about this new track? pic.twitter.com/67rBxFyDrP— RapClerk (@RapClerk) August 7, 2023
Pap Chanel
Pap Chanel hails from Middle Georgia (Milledgeville), but has made Atlanta her home since she began making some waves in the music world.
Top Pap Chanel songs to stream:
- Gucci Bucket Hat
- Elevate
- Summertime
- Talk 2 Cheap
- Who’s Bad
Please note that the hip-hop industry is dynamic, and new artists emerged all the time. Let’s check out a few more that are popular right now.
Baby Tate
Baby Tate, aka, Tate Sequoya Farris is the daughter of singer Dionne Farris. The Atlanta native burst on the scene with the viral I Am featuring Flo Milli and the EP After the Rain.
Top Baby Tate songs to stream:
- I Am
- Pedi
- Hey, Mickey
- Sl*t Him Out
- Stupid
- Playground
if we are talking top female freestylers, Baby Tate is definitely top 3. pic.twitter.com/U0OYVkOBcJ
— matthew 💜 (@dojacaneatmycat) January 8, 2023
Bali Baby
Bali Baby has been on the local music scene since she release a song called “Designer” on her mixtape Bali’s Play 2, which was released in 2017.
Top Bali Baby songs to stream:
- Electrical
- Burg Bag
- Amber Alert
- Woah Woah Woah
- Elastic
Bali Baby Came Through The Block With “WYBA” 🔥🔥🔥 From The Block Performance
Out Now! 🎙: https://t.co/D93lVVPPdD pic.twitter.com/l9JO3pqX0b
— 4 Shooters Only (@4shootersonly) May 26, 2023
Kodie Shane
Kodie Shantil Marr aka Kodie Williams has been hot since 2016 when for her song Sad featuring rapper Lil Yachty blew up. As a part of Lil Yachty’s “Sailing Team,’ Kodie went on to shine whenever she had the mike. The Chicago native is one to watch for sure.
Top Kodie Shane songs to stream:
- Facetime
- 2 Many
- Break Me
- Sing To Her
Only the real remember this pic.twitter.com/QjI1YJuhq2
— NATE (@NATERERUN) August 6, 2023
Final Note
Atlanta’s radio stations and media outlets have played a crucial role in promoting local artists and shaping the city’s music culture. DJ-driven promotion and local support have helped artists gain recognition beyond the city limits.
Aside from music, Atlanta has a lot of inspirational people and AtlantaFi.com is going to introduce you to many of them as well as cool places to go, great restaurants and other ATL happenings.
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If you’re single and ready to mingle in the ATL, there’s a new TV show casting for you. Oprah Winfrey’s OWN network along with producer Will Packer are looking for Atlanta singles for “Ready To Love” Season 2.
Packer is just coming off the Atlanta child murders project and Winfrey just wrapped a controversial documentary on Michael Jackson.
Atlanta casting call: ‘Ready To Love” Season 2’
Here’s what they’re looking for:
“Ready for Love” Season 2 is casting Atlanta singles ages 35-50 who feel like they have it all… except love.
If you’d like to be submitted, apply ASAP as casting is only a few more weeks.
Send Name/Age/Location (Confirm Atlanta)/Occupation/CONTACT NUMBER and 3 photos to itsdigitalinfluence@gmail.com.
Atlanta has become a movie mecca in recent years and Georgia has been a favorite location for TV productions since the state instituted generous tax breaks for film companies that agree to shoot locally. Projects from CBS, NBC, HBO, BET and more are slated to shoot in the metro area in 2018-19 and the foreseeable future.
With more than 700 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.Want to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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Casting Calls3 Min Read
The hit Fox TV show “Star” is hiring new talent in February 2019 around the Atlanta area. “Star” in its third season, stars Queen Latifah, Benjamin Bratt, Lenny Kravitz, Jude Demorest, Ryan Destiny, and Brittany O’Grady.
Star Season 3 Casting Call: How to apply
***STAR***
Work: 2/5
Location: Atlanta, GA
Rate: $88/10There is a big RED CARPET MUSIC AWARDS scene happening tomorrow in Atlanta on STAR. I am looking for all the fabulous types you would see at this type of event. Think GRAMMYS or AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS etc. On the red carpet you would see ARTISTS and CELEBRITIES and EXECUTIVES and ENTOURAGE and PAPARAZZI and REPORTERS etc.
Please take a look at the categories below (everyone must be at least 18 years of age or older):
NEWS CREW TYPES / PAPARAZZI: Males and Females, any ethnicity, who look in the 30’s to 50’s age range, who have business casual attire in darker colors, to play CAMERAMEN, SOUNDGUYS, or PAPARAZZI. No visible tattoos.
BODYGUARDS/SECURITY: Males, any ethnicity, who look in the 30’s to 40’s age range, who have a black suit, who have a secret service or cop type look and build, clean cut clean shaven, no visible tattoos.
REPORTERS / EXECUTIVES: Males or Females, any ethnicity, who look in the 30’s to 60’s age range, nice upscale business look and attire, you should look like wealthy business types, no visible tattoos.
INFLUENCERS/FANS: Males or Females, any ethnicity, who look in the 20’s to 60’s age range, attractive music lover types, who are either ARTIST types, or entourage or friends or family of the Artists. You can look like a current music artist, or music legend type, or up and coming artist types. Great look and red carpet worthy wardrobe! No visible tattoos.
If you fit any of the categories above, and you are at least 18 years of age or older, and you have the right look and wardrobe for a RED CARPET EVENT, and you are fully open and available to work tomorrow Tuesday Feb. 5th in Atlanta, please submit an e-mail with your name, a current photo, sizes, and contact information to Star@centralcasting.com. Please put RED CARPET in the subject line, and then in the body of the e-mail you can list which category or categories you are submitting for. No phone calls please, if you are selected to work, a Central Casting representative will contact you with booking information. If you are not currently registered with Central casting, you must have the proper documents to fill out an I9 form in order to submit. Thank You.
Read more: Childish Gambino to start tour in ATL
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The superhero hits just keep on coming to ATL: Casting directors are looking for actors, models, and talent to film on scenes on to work on Monday, December 17 in downtown Atlanta.
“Black Lightning” has been a hit for the CW Network. The TV show is based on a DC comic book character depicted as a schoolteacher from the crime-ridden part of Metropolis. He gains super powers from a power belt that he puts to use to cleaning up crime in his neighborhood.
Atlanta Casting Calls: Black Lightning
(Read Carefully Please) Currently booking BG and BG w/Cars to work tomorrow, Monday, December 17th in Downtown Atlanta on Backlighting;
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CALLTIME: 6:00pm; working 8-10hrs; this is an exterior scene;
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[Pedestrians]- Male/Female, Open ethnicity, Ages 21+; Everyday people, all shapes and sizes, – business people, regular pedestrians, etc.
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[Pedestrians w/Cars]- Male/Female, Open ethnicity, Ages 21+; Everyday people, all shapes and sizes, – business people, regular pedestrians, etc. — Also Include Make/Model/Color/Year and PHOTO of YOUR ACTUAL vehicle. No RED or WHITE vehicles — ($25 car bump)
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If available email recent photos, include LEGAL name, age, phone, height, weight, all clothing sizes, (including shoes) to: BLACKLIGHTNINGEXTRAS@gmail.comWant to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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Art / Atlanta / Entertainment2 Min Read
Julie Martin is the Agency Director for BMG Models & Talent, Atlanta. BMG is a full service model and talent agency providing premium service to its talent and esteemed clients. Begun in 1992, BMG has grown to represent over 1400 working talent globally, with locations in Chicago, Los Angeles, Orlando, Miami and New York. At BMG Model & Talent we’re passionate about what we do, and it shows.
This is a great opportunity to learn about the above industry leader, Q. & A., network with fellow artist, and gain more knowledge about what the “DFAS Way” is.
- What? Industry Talk w/ Agency Director: JULIE MARTIN
- When? SUNDAY, MAY 6, 2018, 1:00pm – 2:00pm (1 hour)
- Where? DFAS ATLANTA
135 Nassau Street
2nd Floor
Atlanta, GA 30303
- How to attend? RSVP here to reserve your seat.
- Justin Felder and Louis Stancil utilizes their portfolio and experience to assist upcoming actors and actresses with their expertise of the TV/Film industry. The first acting studio was established in 2010 in Hollywood, California by Dustin Felder. The second was established in New York, New York in 2017. The expansion continues to Atlanta with business partner, Louis Stancil in 2017.
Bring a pen and notepad to take notes. Please arrive in a timely manner. Seating is limited and first come, first served.
All levels welcome. Bring a friend.
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Atlanta has long represented on Black Twitter, but now Black Twitter is going to the small screen — and we don’t mean TV.
The Atlanta University Center will be the epicenter of a new show broadcast on Twitter, bringing together the most entertaining, enlightening and comedic content across Twitter feeds while attributing and highlighting diverse voices.
The show is part of more than 30 new collaborations and renewals announced this week across entertainment, news, sports, gaming and more.
“Twitter is the only place where conversation is tied to video and the biggest live moments, giving brands the unique ability to connect with leaned in consumers who are shaping culture,” said Twitter Global VP of Revenue and Content Partnerships Matthew Derella. “That’s our superpower.”
Execs at the social media site say they’re tapping into what people have expressed that they want to see, which is markedly different from TV.
“We’re not guessing, we’re listening. People tell us what they want to see with the conversations they share on Twitter,” said Twitter’s Global Head of Content Partnerships Kay Madati. “In the past year, we’ve really expanded our efforts with the best publishers and content creators in the world to bring a slate of programming that reflects those diverse content interests.”
It is unknown when the AU Center show will begin production.
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A new player has joined Atlanta’s film industry. The Hassan Group, a company formed by serial entrepreneur couple, Hamdy and Angie Hassan, announced this week that they have formed a new business division focused on arts and entertainment.
With Georgia’s strengthened position in the TV and film industry, the metro area has become a mecca for entertainment businesses. The Hassan Group hopes to capitalize on this by focusing on original TV and reply management.
Hassan Group starts entertainment division
Indie director/producer couple Kareem and Michelle Davis will join the Hassan Group as partners to head the new division.
“We wanted authentic people as partners. Someone that has proven that not only can they fall but get back up again. All and all, I can see us in the Davis’, no matter how hard life tries to knock them down, they just keep coming. We’ve seen their mistakes and mishaps, but we’ve also seen their drive and growth. Those are the type of people I want as partners!” said Hamdy Hassan, CEO of Hassan Group.
The new arts division of the Hassan Group will start off by made-for-TV content acquired from indie filmmakers. Meanwhile, Reply Management will be a boutique agency that will take on only 10 talents every three years.
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The Essence Fest in Louisiana is looking to hire a bevy of models to perform various duties during the long weekend, which is Thursday, July 5 to Sunday, July 8, 2018.
The Essence Fest has been in New Orleans for more than a quarter century, bringing the best entertainers, food and mentoring events to the Big Easy amid thousands of visitors and participants. Given Atlanta’s big modeling community, this could be a chance for more exposure for an aspiring professional.
Essence Fest Looking For Models
Auditions start on May 19.
The annual festival is going to need several models to be ambassadors, hosts and other jobs at a pay of $800 a day. Here is what casting producers are looking for:
- [PHOENIX] African American Female, aged 21-40. Voluptuous, heavy set, fair skin tone. She is a Bohemian African Goddess.
- [KAYLA] African American Female, age 21-40. Dark Skin tone, natural goddess with charisma, uniqueness and is leader of the pack. She has natural hair.
- [YVONNE] African American Female, age 21-40. Medium brown/ Carmel Skin Tone, she is an African queen, a diva with attitude. She is fearless. She has short sexy hair.
To audition for a role on the upcoming modeling job, check out the casting call breakdown below.
Essence Casting Call
**REVISED ESSENCE PROMO CASTING NOTICE**
Submission Process: Please submit updated photos. Please email caballerostaff@gmail.comwith subject line: Essence Promo
BRAND AMBASSADOR / PROMOTIONAL MODEL CASTING NOTICE
CLIENT: MAJOR BRAND & ESSENCE FESTIVAL
WORK DATE(s): JUNE 30th, JULY 1st, and JULY 2nd (New Orleans)
AUDITION DATE: 5/19
RATE: $800.00 per 10 HOUR DAY
AGENT FEE: +10%
NOTE: This is a promotional live job … no video / still rights. We are casting models/actresses to bring 3 separate narratives to life
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN
[PHOENIX] African American Female, aged 21-40. Voluptuous, heavy set, fair skin tone. She is a Bohemian African Goddess.[KAYLA] African American Female, age 21-40. Dark Skin tone, natural goddess with charisma, uniqueness and is leader of the pack. She has natural hair.[YVONNE] African American Female, age 21-40. Medium brown/ Carmel Skin Tone, she is an African queen, a diva with attitude. She is fearless. She has short sexy hair.
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Business / Casting Calls2 Min Read
A new movie being shot in Atlanta, “Night School,” featuring Kevin Hart, is looking for some fresh faces for a featured scene. Shooting will take place Tuesday, April 3 in Atlanta.
Casting directors are looking for work only with people who are local to the area, not those visiting for an extended time.
Kevin Hart Movie ‘Night School’ Casting Roles In Atlanta
“Night School” is about a group of adult misfits who must go to night school to get their GEDs. The film is being produced by Hart’s Hartbeat production company in partnership with filmmaker Will Packer. The film is scheduled to be released by Universal Pictures on September 28, 2018.
Here is what producers need: Seeking Caucasian, Asian, Indian, Hispanic, Latino Background Talent to portray bus Passengers with a cast member.
Tuesday, April 3rd, 2018
Film: “NightSchool”
Age: 30 and upGeorgia LOCALS PLEASE
Seeking Caucasian, Asian, Indian, Hispanic, Latino Background Talent to portray bus Passengers with a cast member.This a small scene of 25 BG talent do not submit if you previously worked the film and were FEATURED.
The director will be making selections.
Call time: TBD
RATE: $75/8
Location: Atlanta, Ga
Only submit if you have OPEN AVAILABILITY.Email: MhcNightSchoolEvent@gmail.com
Age: 30 and upEmail (3) photos
Name
Age:
Number
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Location/Distance to Atlanta, GAEmail: MhcNightSchoolEvent@gmail.com
Subject: Female Bus 4/3
Subject: Male Bus 4/3
Age: 30 and upPlease check your calendar to ensure open availability if selected by the director.
Everyone must have VALID/Unexpired identification to fill out voucher paperwork for pay. Checks will be mailed.
Are you in Atlanta’s burgeoning film community? See more of AtlantaFi.com’s casting calls here.
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One of the most talked-about, criticized — and addiction-inducing — TV shows is back on the air. VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” recently debuted its seventh season — SEVEN — bringing the world more of the “Puerto Rican Princess” Joseline and the marriage drama of Kirk & Rasheeda.
The show has endured tons of criticism over its run, including claims that it both glamorizes and disparages black and Latino women. But people still watch!
The franchise, which spun off from the original “Love & Hip Hop” series based in New York, premiered June 18, 2012 on VH1, and chronicles the lives of several people in Atlanta involved with hip hop music.
Here are some of the can’t-miss highlights from this season.
The #LHHATL cast learn the results of Kirk's DNA test and things get interesting when Karlie shows up during a dance workout in this week's #CheckYourself pic.twitter.com/YjCQHAXF8u
— Love & Hip Hop (@LoveHipHopVH1) March 23, 2018