Music, Health and a Personal Renaissance with Musician Producer Jastin Artis

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Better Black Health

Gregory L. Hall, MD

69 episodes

5 days ago

Greg Hall, MD, an author and nationally known expert in African American health, hosts a blog on health and wellness issues that will lead to "Better Black Health." Get vital information that is designed to improve the longevity of Black America. From nutrition to daily stress, Dr. Hall discusses issues you and your family need to know.

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Music, Health and a Personal Renaissance with Musician Producer Jastin Artis

Better Black Health

38 minutes

3 weeks ago

Music, Health and a Personal Renaissance with Musician Producer Jastin Artis

Jastin Artis is a gold-platinum streaming-certified artist, producer, engineer, and A&R (artist & repertoire) based in the Washington DC Metro Area, known for his genre-blending style called “Hip-Hop Renaissance”—a fusion of Hip-Hop, Gospel, and Spoken Word built on soulful guitar work. With over two decades of progressive music industry experience, he bridges creative artistry and executive strategy, helping both himself and other artists grow through personal and business development. As a self-taught musician, Jastin started as a songwriter and guitarist before evolving into production, engineering, and eventually performing as an artist. His journey was sparked by a gifted guitar and early exposure to entertainment media, leading him to create his own unique sound. He’s also the president of “Artis Studios LLC,” focused on faith-based artist development and indie artist success. Jastin is a dedicated father and husband, passionate about “impact and legacy.” He continues to push boundaries in music, sync licensing, live streaming, and as a speaker-musician, always excited by new challenges and growth.

Website: https://jastinartis.com/

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