RGB2602

Emerging from the South side (The Central) of Albany, GA, Artist/Producer RGB brings his uniquely diverse perspective of different styles of music in his work. In the early 2000s, Influenced by John Coltrane, Timberland, Zaytoven, Kanye West, and Mannie Fresh, he began to produce music every day in his garage experimenting with different sounds and samples. Never letting anything stand in his way, RGB did whatever it took to fund his music career even donating plasma, charging scooters, and driving uber to get equipment, VSTs, and pay for marketing.

​In 2015, RGB decided to start his production company Sentinel Sounds Entertainment to get the ball rolling professionally. He produced for several independent artists and is now looking to move upwards to become a force in the music world.

​In late 2017, RGB was introduced to the world as an “Artist”, after teaming up with Julie Slonecki on their first release “We Are The People”, which garnered a world-wide fan-base everywhere from Peru to Russia. He even appeared on Julie Slonecki’s single “Free From Me” as well and from there he started performing in front of hundreds of fans.

​In 2019, RGB released his debut EP “Different” which featured a wide variety of sounds and styles for all genres of music. After releasing “Different”, RGB collaborated with Ohio artist Y0$#! (Yoshi) (the cat in the hat that can rap) on “Like Me”. As a result of networking in the business and having great music, he started getting noticed by top industry producers and media partners like “Makin It Magazine” where he was selected to be the featured artist at their “Media Matters ATL” event. From there, RGB is on a booking more shows and is on the rise in 2020.

​During the COVID-19 Pandemic of 2020 RGB released his single “On Dis (Wooo)” that became a rising favorite for the DJ’s and contributed to his mini tours in Vegas and Miami. In the ladder part of 2020, RGB also performed at Trina’s birthday brunch down in Miami and was featured on Video Mix TV as one of the next rising stars.