12 Seasons has led Ladies Verse to be a successful institution recurring every March for International Women's History Month. Ladies Verse is a highly creative fusion event showcasing African and Native American culture along with innovative expression through some of the area's fiercest socially-conscious poets, rappers and songwriters in order to promote balance. Ladies Verse has been produced at the Walters Art Museum, Artscape, the Baltimore Museum of Art, the American Visionary Art Museum and now has a home at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum

Olu Butterfly would be over the audience's head with spaced-out urbaness but she invites them to go with her! Favorite places to perform on the East Coast include Artscape, SOB's, Creative Alliance, the Nuyorican and the 930 Club.

Recordings with various producers on internationally licensed tracks.

Organic Soul Tuesdays is an artist development series founded in 2001 to promote independent art as a catalyst for the industry-dry but extremely talented region. There is a live band, open mic and featured artists from all over the world. It has been a breeding ground for strong focused artists, such as Fertile Ground, Raheem DeVaughn, JSOUL, 5thL and Ama Chandra. Past features have included Natalie the Floacist, Malcolm Jamal Warner, Jessica care Moore and the soulful soundwaves of grammy-nominated or winning artists, such as Jill Scott, Anthony David, Carolyn Malachi, Wayna, Maimouna Youssef, Gordon Chambers. The Who?s Who of independent artists also include N?Dambi, Julie Dexter, Akua Naru, Batch and Midnite reggae Band, stripped bare of their press kits and intimately connected with an open-minded audience.

The event, which has garnered many Best Of Baltimore accolades, now currently housed at Eden's Lounge in Mt. Vernon reaches beyond the typical parade of artists at a regular open mic and often has themed nights, and educational campaigns, such as EthnoMusicology night that has featured Kurdish folk music, afro-cuban dancing, theatrical spoofs and Health Month.