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Anthony Darrell The Distinct Musician & TV Star
What is your name and what city do you rep?
My Name Is Anthony Darrell, I’m From North Long Beach Ca
Tell us about your latest releases, what inspired you to create them?
My latest projects vary from music, to film and television. I’ve done movies like American Skin and Foster Boy. I also starred in an NBA commercial with Utah Jazz’s Donovan Mitchell, as well appearing in multiple tv shows like Mayans, The Rookie, and most Recently a reoccurring role in NBC’s Young Rock.
As far as music goes, I released my latest single “Do Yo Shit” which happens to be a club record with a WestCoast summertime feel. I love being creative with my mind, my voice and my hands. So any way I can express myself artistically I can and will.
What is unique about you and your music?
I practice the art of story telling. I feel like my delivery, my flow, and the all around substance in my music varies depending on what type of track I’m on. I work on my craft day in and out, and I can flow and deliver on most vibes, but I never lie in my music. It ranges from love songs, or something heart felt, to something ratchet, or motivational. It all depends on what point I’m trying to get across to the audience.
When did you realize you were going to act and do music professionally?
I’ve had a deep love for acting since a child. I’ve taken several acting and drama classes, as well as stand up comedy competitions. Anything I could do to gain knowledge or further myself in acting I was committed to it. As far as music, Ive always had a deep love for listening to music and writing poetry. In 2010, I randomly spit some poetry over a beat from an associate of mine. He couldn’t believe I wrote it, and I couldn’t believe how much he, and others liked and connected with what I had to say. So from there I began my music journey.
What type of music do you listen to?
My taste in music varies. I’d listen to any type of music for the most part. As long as it speaks to me. But what I listen to regularly is a lot of neo soul, hip hop, rnb and some pop.
What inspires you to write music?
What inspires me to write music is just the love for it. I can’t help to speak back to a beat that speaks to me. It moves me. Music is powerful. It’s mentally, emotional, and spiritually provoking. It’s a powerful gift to have and it come with great responsibility. It has the power to destroy, heal, or build. So I just look at it as another way to put some goodness out into the world.
What do you do when you don’t do music (creative or otherwise) and that you are passionate about?
When Im not doing music, I’m on set doing a movie, comedy skit, tv show, photography, videography, poetry, painting, drawing, something creative or relaxing. I also like to do a lot of community work, so I’ll go down to LA and give back to the less fortunate.
What do you wish you were told when you first started making music that you think would help artists just starting out?
I realized how important marketing, networking, and social relationships are. Just how much of a business this actually Is, Vs just releasing music. More goes into this field.
Where do we find you music / music projects?
Search Anthony Darrell or Anthony Darrell Tv
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“Pulling Strings from the Bing” Ignites Buzz on YouTube With a Gripping Story,…and an Even More Powerful Reality
Independent filmmaking continues to prove that powerful stories don’t need Hollywood budgets to make a lasting impact. One of the latest projects generating excitement on YouTube is Pulling Strings from the Bing, a suspense-filled short film directed by Moe McCoy and Ladaro “Monsta Yo” Pennix II. With its compelling storyline, authentic performances, and emotional depth, the film is quickly capturing the attention of audiences who appreciate meaningful urban cinema.
Presented by Scrilla Guerillaz West in association with Hood Fades, Hood Smoker Podcast, and Fireproof A.I. TV & Films, Pulling Strings from the Bing is far more than a traditional crime drama. It is a powerful story about loyalty, ambition, betrayal, redemption, and the pursuit of a legacy that can outlive a lifetime.
At the heart of the film is Monsta Yo God, one of America’s most feared and respected street kingpins. Although serving a life sentence behind prison walls, his influence stretches far beyond the prison gates, with major decisions still flowing through him. His name commands respect from allies and fear from enemies, making him a force whose presence is felt even from behind bars.
But years of reflection begin to change his perspective.
Monsta Yo God realizes that real power isn’t measured by fear or financial success, but by the positive impact a person leaves behind. Determined to transform his empire into legitimate opportunities for future generations, he sets out on a mission to build something greater than himself.
Not everyone shares that vision.
As his plans begin to unfold, buried secrets surface, loyalties are questioned, greed takes hold, and betrayal emerges from within the very circle he once trusted. Every conversation carries weight, every alliance is tested, and every move could be someone’s last. The suspense builds with every scene, keeping viewers guessing until the very end. Adding even greater emotional impact is a powerful soundtrack featuring music from legendary West Coast recording artist Monsta Yo, whose independent career has inspired countless artists while helping redefine what can be accomplished outside the major-label system.
His music becomes the heartbeat of the film, adding intensity, emotion, and authenticity to every pivotal moment. Yet what truly makes Pulling Strings from the Bing extraordinary isn’t just the story on screen, it’s the remarkable story behind its creation.
In a powerful reflection of the film itself, co-director Ladaro “Monsta Yo” Pennix II filmed and helped create this project while still serving his prison sentence. Refusing to allow incarceration to define his future, Monsta Yo has continued building businesses, writing books, producing music, directing films, and collaborating with talented creatives on the outside to bring his vision to life.
That reality gives Pulling Strings from the Bing a level of authenticity that cannot be replicated. It stands as living proof that purpose has no prison walls, creativity cannot be incarcerated, and determination can overcome even the most difficult circumstances.
The partnership between Moe McCoy and Ladaro “Monsta Yo” Pennix II demonstrates the extraordinary possibilities that emerge when talent, vision, and perseverance come together. Together, they have created a film that not only entertains but inspires showcasing the strength of independent filmmaking and the limitless power of refusing to give up on a dream.As the buzz surrounding Pulling Strings from the Bing continues to grow across YouTube and social media, the film is rapidly becoming a must-watch for fans of suspense, independent cinema, and authentic urban storytelling. Rather than giving away its biggest surprises, it invites audiences to experience every twist, every betrayal, and every unforgettable moment for themselves.
Sometimes the greatest story isn’t the one unfolding on the screen, it’s the true story of the people who refused to let their circumstances stop them from creating it.
From novels to movies to music, Jimmy Dasaint has built a career defined by one word—hustle. And this year, the Philly native is proving once again why he’s considered one of the city’s most influential creative voices.
His latest novel, BLACK SCARFACE 5: Fear is Stronger Than Love, is the explosive conclusion to his award-winning series. Co-written with former L.A. drug kingpin Freeway Rick Ross, the book dives deep into themes of survival, loyalty, and betrayal—all told through the gritty lens of Philadelphia’s streets. Fans have responded with overwhelming support, driving the book to ️️️ Star5️ reviews on Amazon.
But Jimmy’s storytelling doesn’t stop on the page. On September 20th, streaming service Tubi will release his newest feature film, THE WRONG BITCH. With a cast of rising stars—Tera Alford, JaQuai Felton, and Mavia Barnes—the film becomes Jimmy’s 13th feature, a testament to his consistency and dedication to bringing authentic urban stories to the screen.
And then there’s the music. Earlier this summer, Jimmy dropped STILL A HUSTLER, an album that has caught the attention of The Source, AllHipHop, and Floss Magazine. It’s raw, powerful, and reflective of the same resilience that has carried Jimmy through every stage of his career.
Through it all, Jimmy remains true to his motto: “Bringing Hollywood to Philly.” With each project, he shines a spotlight on his city while inspiring the next generation of creators to believe that success doesn’t have to come from leaving home—it can be built right here in Philadelphia.
Follow Jimmy Dasaint’s journey:
Website: www.dasaintentertainment.com
Instagram: @jimmydasaint1
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American Singer, Songwriter, Record Producer, and Audio Engineer James Artissen also formerly known as James Worthy has long considered the name to be central to his life, and identity. It represents the dedication, and the passion towards his craft. Coming from New York, the musician attributes his hometown as a major influence on his style, and sound. Born James Allen Worthy on March 28, 1992 in Queens, New York, James began pursuing music at the age of 16. During that time period James had the opportunity to meet the late great Michael Jackson at Webster Hall in New York City which inspired James to fully pursue a career in the music business.
After moving to Atlanta, GA the singer, songwriter, and producers first musical experience was at his high school recording studio through a music mentoring program sponsored by Dallas Austin. His initial foray into music consisted of learning the art of songwriting which later turned into music production shortly after. Artissen was also highly influenced by artists such as: A Tribe Called Quest, Whodini, Kanye West, Miguel, The Weeknd, and Pharrell Williams. While studying those artists he began to teach himself how to sing in 2009. To further his education, he attended The Art Institute of Atlanta where he received a bachelor’s degree in audio production. This helped him begin working, and placing his work with mainstream acts, and songwriters.
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