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During her university years, Monáe moved to Atlanta in the early 2000s to pursue her studies in music, where she worked on and released an album independently (Sheperd). After catching producer Big Boi's attention, she was featured in his album \"Got Purp? Vol. 2\", and she soon after started releasing her own albums under the label (Sheperd). Monáe was quick to rise to fame for her incorporation of narrative storylines into her music and performances, which tied into concepts of her own identity (Gay). As time went by, Monáe's music became critically acclaimed by the general public, as her work empowered marginalized groups like the LGBTQ+ and Black communities. Additionally, her experimental sounds that combined hiphop, soul, R&B, jazz, and pop caught her audience's attention (Sheperd). Being the recipient of many awards and honors for her artistic work, Monáe is one of the female icons for contemporary hip hop and R&B in Atlanta, the United States, and internationally. 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Firstly, the other women that have been invited to the ONE Musicfest as performers are mostly, if not all, not based in Atlanta. Additionally, the majority of performers has traditionally been composed of male artists. An iconic Dungeon Family and Organized Noize reunion happened in the 2016 ONE Musicfest (Lee), however no pioneering female artists from the city like TLC, Xscape, or Ciara have been given the same opportunity. Again, this comes to show that despite the constant growth Atlanta-based hip-hop and R&B female artists have experienced, their breakthrough into the mainstream is still challenged by the male predominance.",33.70393,-84.3982238,[211,212,213],"The multiple-time host venue for the ONE Musicfest, a large popular music festival that has invited many hip-hop and R&B artists to perform, while the Atlanta female musician has been historically excluded from this event. 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Besides being the home venue for the Atlanta Hawks, it has also hosted many popular music concerts. Previously, at this same location, was the Omni Coliseum, the venue that served the same purposes as the current State Farm Arena from 1972 to 1997. Being one of the largest stages in which a musician can perform in Atlanta, most of the artists that have held concerts in the State Farm Arena and Omni Coliseum have broken through into the mainstream popular music scene. The growing popularity and recognition Atlanta-based female hip-hop and R&B artists have been receiving has allowed many to perform in this grand stage; this shows that despite the gendered limitations these women have faced in the industry, their presence within the genre and American music continues to strengthen. For instance, TLC performed in the Omni Coliseum during their first tour as the opening act for MC Hammer’s “Too Legit to Quit” tour in 1992 (Whitaker); eight years later, after their breakthrough into the popular hip-hop and R&B scene, the group closed their debut headlining tour in their home city Atlanta in the newer Philips Arena (Whitaker). Likewise, upon releasing her eight-time platinum album “Secrets”, Toni Braxton's first tour stopped twice in Atlanta and once in the Omni Coliseum (Paroles). Furthermore, the Atlanta stop for Keri Hilson’s first tour in 2008 as a supporting act for Lil Wayne’s I Am Music Tour was held in the Phillips Arena (Kaufman)",33.7572331,-84.3963403,[267,268,269],"The current address of the State Farm Arena, an indoor multipurpose event venue in downtown Atlanta previously known as the Philips Arena, was once the location of the Omni Coliseum before its demolition in the late 1990s. This grand stage has held multiple concerts carried out by multiple recognized female R&B and hip-hop artists based in Atlanta.",[128,251],{"_75":264,"_124":265,"_126":266},[],"TLC Creep Live Fanmail Tour","By: DLP Princess D\n\nI Do Not Own This Videoclip I’m Just Sharing It.","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/3m48viv6jpi5z1lk22db01k3qdka?variant=desktop",{"_97":295,"_94":23,"_124":265,"_136":137,"_138":296,"_140":297,"_142":298,"_144":299,"_36":300,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":298,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":264,"_157":297},{"_97":282,"_94":169,"_124":283,"_136":137,"_138":284,"_140":285,"_142":286,"_144":287,"_36":288,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":286,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":289,"_157":285},{"_97":270,"_94":134,"_124":215,"_136":137,"_138":271,"_140":272,"_142":273,"_144":274,"_36":275,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":273,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":276,"_157":272},329,"//www.youtube.com/embed/CwyYKgXwekM","CwyYKgXwekM","CwyYKgXwekM.jpg",{"_158":277,"_160":278,"_162":279,"_164":280,"_166":281},347,"Keri Hilson Live I am music tour 2011","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/a3bwlsyqo2rh9zgisdg9sofa35wz","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/a3bwlsyqo2rh9zgisdg9sofa35wz?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/a3bwlsyqo2rh9zgisdg9sofa35wz?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/a3bwlsyqo2rh9zgisdg9sofa35wz?variant=desktop","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/a3bwlsyqo2rh9zgisdg9sofa35wz?variant=lqip",326,"A very rough video from the Secrets tour","//www.youtube.com/embed/hDt986ZgCbE","hDt986ZgCbE","hDt986ZgCbE.jpg",{"_158":290,"_160":291,"_162":292,"_164":293,"_166":294},344,"Toni Braxton: In The Late of Night (Secrets Tour)","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/e2jf7f3muvxtmzkopqi4d2ntx85s","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/e2jf7f3muvxtmzkopqi4d2ntx85s?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/e2jf7f3muvxtmzkopqi4d2ntx85s?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/e2jf7f3muvxtmzkopqi4d2ntx85s?variant=desktop","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/e2jf7f3muvxtmzkopqi4d2ntx85s?variant=lqip",325,"//www.youtube.com/embed/5Wwd3jT8V8Y","5Wwd3jT8V8Y","5Wwd3jT8V8Y.jpg",{"_158":301,"_160":302,"_162":303,"_164":266,"_166":304},343,"https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/3m48viv6jpi5z1lk22db01k3qdka","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/3m48viv6jpi5z1lk22db01k3qdka?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/3m48viv6jpi5z1lk22db01k3qdka?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/3m48viv6jpi5z1lk22db01k3qdka?variant=lqip",76,"atlanta-civic-center","Atlanta Civic Center",{"_36":250,"_66":251,"_75":252},4,{"_36":348,"_66":349,"_75":350},"395 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308","Before its closing, the Atlanta Civic Center was a theater-like venue located in the Old Fourth Ward, that hosted events ranging from graduation ceremonies, conventions, musicals, concerts and award ceremonies. For example, the BET hip-hop awards, an annual awards show that celebrates achievements within hip-hop music, were hosted here from 2007 to 2015 (“Hip Hop Awards Archives”). Being a central hub for many artists and producers, Atlanta proved its importance to hip hop, by showcasing many of its remarkable musicians in this award show. Atlanta-based artists like T.I., B.o.B, Goodie Mob, Soulja Boy, Childish Gambino, Future, and Migos have performed and been awarded multiple times in the BET hip-hop awards (“Hip Hop Awards Archives”). Contrastingly, the Atlantan-female presence has been quite lacking among these recognitions; in fact, only two women have been featured as a performer or award-nominee. Keri Hilson was featured in Nas’ performance of “Hero” in the 2008 ceremony, and was one out of the 6 female and 18 total performers that night (Hoard); no female artists were awarded in the 2008 show (Watson). Likewise, in 2011, Kelly Rowland was one of the three women who performed (out of more than 30 performers), and although her song “Motivations” earned a nomination, it was for Lil’ Wayne’s featured verse (Karger). One would expect a larger Atlantan-female presence in an award show hosted in Atlanta that celebrates a music genre deeply rooted in this city, however this was not the case. This comes to show that despite the constant growth and expansion of the contribution Atlanta-based female artists make to hip-hop, the historical male domination still prevails.",33.7650528,-84.3813921,[324,325],"The Atlanta Civic Center, once a theater and event venue, hosted the BET hip-hop awards, one of the most important music award shows for the genre, for almost a decade; these award ceremonies celebrated at this location show that hip-hop is still a highly gendered genre despite the many accomplishments that female musicians have achieved.","Before its closing, the Atlanta Civic Center was a theater-like venue located in the Old Fourth Ward, that hosted events ranging from graduation ceremonies, conventions, musicals, concerts and award ceremonies. For example, the BET hip-hop awards, an annual awards show that celebrates achievements within hip-hop music, were hosted here from 2007 to 2015 (“Hip Hop Awards Archives”). Being a central hub for many artists and producers, Atlanta proved its importance to hip hop, by showcasing many of its remarkable musicians in this award show. Atlanta-based artists like T. I., B. o.B, Goodie Mob, Soulja Boy, Childish Gambino, Future, and Migos have performed and been awarded multiple times in the BET hip-hop awards (“Hip Hop Awards Archives”). Contrastingly, the Atlantan-female presence has been quite lacking among these recognitions; in fact, only two women have been featured as a performer or award-nominee. Keri Hilson was featured in Nas’ performance of “Hero” in the 2008 ceremony, and was one out of the 6 female and 18 total performers that night (Hoard); no female artists were awarded in the 2008 show (Watson). Likewise, in 2011, Kelly Rowland was one of the three women who performed (out of more than 30 performers), and although her song “Motivations” earned a nomination, it was for Lil’ Wayne’s featured verse (Karger). One would expect a larger Atlantan-female presence in an award show hosted in Atlanta that celebrates a music genre deeply rooted in this city, however this was not the case. This comes to show that despite the constant growth and expansion of the contribution Atlanta-based female artists make to hip-hop, the historical male domination still prevails.",[128,306],{"_75":321,"_124":322,"_126":323},[],"Nas - Hero ft. Keri Hilson","Best of Nas: https://goo.gl/A3Skoz\nSubscribe here: https://goo.gl/Spz2ra\n\n\nMusic video by Nas performing Hero. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 7,611,661. (C) 2008 The Island Def Jam Music Group and Columbia Records","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/t6un1u03kizxfy750gf6d8brh7q3?variant=desktop",{"_97":338,"_94":134,"_124":322,"_136":137,"_138":339,"_140":340,"_142":341,"_144":342,"_36":343,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":341,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":321,"_157":340},{"_97":326,"_94":134,"_124":215,"_136":137,"_138":327,"_140":328,"_142":329,"_144":330,"_36":331,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":329,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":332,"_157":328},369,"//www.youtube.com/embed/-LuygpL1ZeI","-LuygpL1ZeI","-LuygpL1ZeI.jpg",{"_158":333,"_160":334,"_162":335,"_164":336,"_166":337},387,"Trey Song & Ms.Kelly Rowland -Motivations Live","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/fvu9kou1ajqt1oaqcaujkh0w6l47","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/fvu9kou1ajqt1oaqcaujkh0w6l47?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/fvu9kou1ajqt1oaqcaujkh0w6l47?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/fvu9kou1ajqt1oaqcaujkh0w6l47?variant=desktop","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/fvu9kou1ajqt1oaqcaujkh0w6l47?variant=lqip",368,"//www.youtube.com/embed/0xvcXkKzd7Y","0xvcXkKzd7Y","0xvcXkKzd7Y.jpg",{"_158":344,"_160":345,"_162":346,"_164":323,"_166":347},386,"https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/t6un1u03kizxfy750gf6d8brh7q3","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/t6un1u03kizxfy750gf6d8brh7q3?variant=mobile","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/t6un1u03kizxfy750gf6d8brh7q3?variant=tablet","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/t6un1u03kizxfy750gf6d8brh7q3?variant=lqip",75,"so-so-def-recordings","So So Def Recordings",{"_36":305,"_66":306,"_75":307},{"_36":405,"_66":406,"_75":407},"1350 Spring St NW","Founded by rapper and producer Jermaine Dupri in 1993 in Atlanta, So So Def Recordings is a pioneering record label for Atlantan hip-hop and R&B ( \"Interview: Jermaine Dupri’s so so Def Built the Platform for ATL Hip-Hop\" ).Besides managing important artists like Usher and TLC, So So Def’s success owes itself to the recording musicians signed under the label, like Anthony Hamilton, Da Brat, Ghost Town Dj’s, Trina Broussard, Xscape and solo member Kandi Burruss (Farley). In fact, one of So So Def’s first acts to put out was Xscape, a hip-hop and R&B girl group, who rose to fame once they signed with Dupri; members include Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris, LaTocha Scott, Tamika Scott and Kandi Burruss (Gregory). Their debut album received a lot of critical and public praise, as evidenced by its success in the charts; their single “Just Kickin It” was certified platinum not long after its release, a catalyst for their success along with that of the label’s (Gregory). Member Kandi Burruss also pursued a career as a songwriter. She was quite successful, as she co-wrote multiple songs for her own group, for herself, and for other famous musicians like TLC and Destiny’s Child, including “No Scrubs” and “Bills, Bills, Bills” (\"Kandi Burruss: First Woman to Receive ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Award for Songwriter of the Year.) Likewise, Da Brat, a highly respected rapper, also started her career under So So Def, receiving a platinum certification for her debut album, “Funkdafied” (\"Interview: Jermaine Dupri’s so so Def Built the Platform for ATL Hip-Hop\"). Becoming the first female solo artist within the genre to sell over a million copies, she has participated in numerous collaborations with other artists as well as successfully continuing her solo career (\"Interview: Jermaine Dupri’s so so Def Built the Platform for ATL Hip-Hop\"). Although the hip-hop and R&B scene in the 90s was still mostly dominated by men, the rising Atlanta-based female stars who greatly contributed to So So Def’s success, left a great legacy that allowed future female musicians to continue expanding their presence within the genres.",33.7914918,-84.3898086,[366,367,368],"A record label founded by producer Jermaine Dupri, home to many prominent hip-hop and R&B artists, particularly female musicians who paved the way for women to succeed in the field in the future. ","Founded by rapper and producer Jermaine Dupri in 1993 in Atlanta, So So Def Recordings is a pioneering record label for Atlantan hip-hop and R&B ( \"Interview: Jermaine Dupri’s so so Def Built the Platform for ATL Hip-Hop\" ).Besides managing important artists like Usher and TLC, So So Def’s success owes itself to the recording musicians signed under the label, like Anthony Hamilton, Da Brat, Ghost Town Dj’s, Trina Broussard, Xscape and solo member Kandi Burruss (Farley). In fact, one of So So Def’s first acts to put out was Xscape, a hip-hop and R&B girl group, who rose to fame once they signed with Dupri; members include Tameka ‘Tiny’ Harris, LaTocha Scott, Tamika Scott and Kandi Burruss (Gregory). Their debut album received a lot of critical and public praise, as evidenced by its success in the charts; their single “Just Kickin It” was certified platinum not long after its release, a catalyst for their success along with that of the label’s (Gregory). Member Kandi Burruss also pursued a career as a songwriter. She was quite successful, as she co-wrote multiple songs for her own group, for herself, and for other famous musicians like TLC and Destiny’s Child, including “No Scrubs” and “Bills, Bills, Bills” (\"Kandi Burruss: First Woman to Receive ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Music Award for Songwriter of the Year.) Likewise, Da Brat, a highly respected rapper, also started her career under So So Def, receiving a platinum certification for her debut album, “Funkdafied” (\"Interview: Jermaine Dupri’s so so Def Built the Platform for ATL Hip-Hop\"). Becoming the first female solo artist within the genre to sell over a million copies, she has participated in numerous collaborations with other artists as well as successfully continuing her solo career (\"Interview: Jermaine Dupri’s so so Def Built the Platform for ATL Hip-Hop\"). Although the hip-hop and R&B scene in the 90s was still mostly dominated by men, the rising Atlanta-based female stars who greatly contributed to So So Def’s success, left a great legacy that allowed future female musicians to continue expanding their presence within the genres.",[128,349],{"_75":363,"_124":364,"_126":365},[],"Xscape - Just Kickin' It (Official Video)","\"Just Kickin' It\" by Xscape\nListen to Xscape: https://Xscape.lnk.to/listenYD\n\nSubscribe to the official Xscape YouTube channel: https://Xscape.lnk.to/subscribeYD\n\nWatch more Xscape videos: https://Xscape.lnk.to/listenYC/youtube\n\nFollow Xscape:\nFacebook: https://Xscape.lnk.to/followFI\nInstagram: https://Xscape.lnk.to/followII\nTwitter: https://Xscape.lnk.to/followTI\nSpotify: https://Xscape.lnk.to/followSI\nYouTube: https://Xscape.lnk.to/subscribeYD\n\nChorus:\nI tell him to kick off your shoes and relax your feet\nParty on down to the Xscape beat\nJust kick it\nJust kick it, just kick it, just kick it\nI tell him to kick off your shoes and relax your feet\nParty on down to the Xscape beat\nJust kick it\nJust kick it, just kick it, just kick it\n\n#Xscape #JustKickinIt #OfficialVideo","https://api.opentour.site/atlanta-music-maps/v4/public/media/lxx9bnmkvkea0435y6o0diwwaynq?variant=desktop",{"_97":395,"_94":23,"_124":364,"_136":137,"_138":396,"_140":397,"_142":398,"_144":399,"_36":400,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":398,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":363,"_157":397},{"_97":382,"_94":169,"_124":383,"_136":137,"_138":384,"_140":385,"_142":386,"_144":387,"_36":388,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":386,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":389,"_157":385},{"_97":369,"_94":134,"_124":370,"_136":137,"_138":371,"_140":372,"_142":373,"_144":374,"_36":375,"_147":148,"_149":150,"_151":373,"_152":153,"_154":155,"_75":376,"_157":372},367,"Music video by Da Brat performing Funkdafied. 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LaFace Records was a record label based in Atlanta, founded by Antonio 'L.A' Reid and Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds alongside Arista Records. During the 1990s, extending onto the early 2000s, LaFace was a prominent entity to the American hip-hop and R&B scene, housing important artists like Goodie Mob, Outkast, T.I and YoungBloodz (Mitchell). As for female musicians, the influential TLC, Ciara and Toni Braxton also started their careers and rose to popularity upon signing with LaFace (Mitchell); the legacy left behind by these three artists within the hip-hop and R&B musical scene has greatly impacted the genre and its culture as it relates to female performers, shaping it to what it is today. TLC is girl group, still currently active, that originally consisted of three members: Tionne 'T-boz' Watkins, Lisa 'Left Eye' Lopes, and Rozonda 'Chilli' Thomas (Waller). Releasing multiple iconic hit songs, including \"Baby-Baby-Baby\", \"Waterfalls\" and \"No Scrubs\", TLC's legacy is acknowledged by many musicians, producers, critics, and members of the general public; they were inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2002 (Farley). Musically, their songs were famous for their combination of acoustic and synthesized sounds, which have served as a blueprint for contemporary musical successes even outside of the genre. Being one of the few all-Black girl groups that were able to rise to fame, TLC paved the way for other Black women to succeed within a genre dominated by men (Farley). Many other female musicians within the genre claim to be inspired by them and to be influenced by them, like Destiny's Child for instance (Farley). Likewise, Toni Braxton's contribution to the hip-hop and R&B scene is also of great magnitude, earning her an induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2011 (Waller) Braxton has won multiple Grammy awards during her career for her work in the field, with her best selling single \"Unbreak my Heart\" topping the musical charts for over two months upon its release (Waller). Braxton is known as one of the most prominent female icons of hip-hop and R&B, influencing other artists like Leela James, Keyshia Cole and Khelani (Waller). Her other well known hits include \"You're Makin Me High\", \"He Wasn't Man Enough\" and \"Let it Flow\". Another notable soloist that rose to fame with LaFace, is Ciara. Known for her incorporation of Crunk into Hip-hop and R&B, Ciara gained popularity immediately upon her debut single, \"Goodies\"; as a result she popularized the Crunk&B as a subgenre of hip-hop and R&B (Waller). Ciara is acknowledged for her dynamic, raw and emotive vocals that are commonly combined with unique and bold synthesized instrumentals (Waller). To summarize, LaFace Records, housed and drew attention towards female musicians within the hip-hop and R&B scene during the 90s, allowing them to leave behind impactful legacies and paving the way for future female performers to succeed.

",33.847639,-84.368189,[423,424,425],"A noteworthy record label founded by artists/producers L.A Reid and Babyface in Atlanta, under which the pioneering female hip-hop and R&B musicians have risen to fame, contributing to the growing presence of women in these genres. ","LaFace Records was a record label based in Atlanta, founded by Antonio 'L. A' Reid and Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds alongside Arista Records. During the 1990s, extending onto the early 2000s, LaFace was a prominent entity to the American hip-hop and R&B scene, housing important artists like Goodie Mob, Outkast, T. I and YoungBloodz (Mitchell). As for female musicians, the influential TLC, Ciara and Toni Braxton also started their careers and rose to popularity upon signing with LaFace (Mitchell); the legacy left behind by these three artists within the hip-hop and R&B musical scene has greatly impacted the genre and its culture as it relates to female performers, shaping it to what it is today. 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The embedded videos and audios are recordings of songs by some of the mentioned artists, that have been awarded a Soul Train Award.

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