The Booth · Issue No. 01
Cover Story — Executive Producer

Jay Uncut

Born into music, the Atlanta producer turned a childhood on church drums and keys into a Grammy-nominated, Sony-published catalog — and built Perfkt Music to give artists the record they deserve.

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Cover Story — The Mogul

ZenGod

Reality-TV alum, six-figure following, and a beauty brand of her own — ZenGod walks into music with the one thing most rising artists never get: an audience that already showed up.

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Cover Story — The Engineer

Marv Delgado

The Los Angeles engineer behind a 2× Platinum record will tell you the gear is the easy part. He mixes like the artist he used to be.

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Cover Story — The Riser

Russ Guapo

Twenty years old, making music since five, and already trading records with Vory — the Louisville multi-hyphenate is building the kind of hometown momentum that travels.

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Cover Story — The Discovery

Kayflo

Catching fire where discovery actually starts now — Kayflo turns short-form attention into streams, with a breakout record already pulling 50K-plus plays.

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Cover Story — The Closer

Johnny “BACEFACE” Ayoub

From a Temple classroom to a Billboard #1 — the Brooklyn mix engineer behind Pink Tape gets records to the finish line the chart demands.

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Cover Story — The Voice

Noire Blac

125K streams, 73 playlists, six continents — all organic. Noire Blac is the algorithm's favorite secret, and the numbers say she shouldn't stay one.

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Cover Story — The Crossover

DMV Tone

Repping the DMV and Houston at once, the artist-songwriter is turning freestyle buzz and a 15K following into a two-city come-up.

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Cover Story — The Music Director

Justin Deas

The architecture behind the arena moment. A Charleston-raised, LA-based music director and keyboardist, Justin Deas runs the stage and the keys for Charlie Puth, Camila Cabello, Snoh Aalegra, Tinashe and Madison Beer.

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Cover Story — The Debut

Soleya

A gospel debut that took its time. "He'll Be There" is the first record under the Soleya name — four and a half minutes of it, and a name now claimed to build the rest on.

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Cover Story — The Independent

Nokki

186,400 people follow her on TikTok and 1.8 million have liked what she makes. She writes it, sings it and records it herself — and her next EP was made with Perfkt Music.

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