JessBe Creative

An idea becomes reality when you share it with community. Last week, launched at the .dc Cinema. We explored the power of with , shared our first tape, and spent time together— the most important thing of all.

We want to thank .dc, , , and for their support and belief in our work. We also want to thank everyone who made time to support us— fighting through traffic to see the launch.

We’re excited about the new year and the next steps in our journey. 🚀

Catch , .celsius, and for the debut of — a new series that puts lofi, documentary filmmaking, and community in a blender.

Join us for an exclusive chat with the GOAT, as we guide you through what we’re cooking up. Don’t miss it! Stop by .dc tomorrow at 6:30– we’re excited to see you there.

Thank you for the love, !

We’re a day away from Lofi Might Save America @ .dc! Don’t miss our conversation with and the debut of . Doors open at 6:30– see you there! 🔗 in bio

is producer, artist, and educator. In 2000, he started collaborating with the late Japanese producer, , who later worked on the popular show . Legendary rapper and activist, Chuck D of Public Enemy referred to Substantial as “One of the great MCs of our time.” His soulful and introspective brand of Hip Hop music has received critical acclaim from Ebony.com, The Source Magazine, HipHopDX, DJBooth.net, and Okayplayer.com. His music videos have appeared on MTV, VH1, and BET.

On 12/11, we’ll sit down for an intimate conversation about , community, and our new project— Overstand. Thank for you hosting us, .dc 🔗 in bio 🛫

The United States is moving through a defining moment of transition. As Americans work harder than ever to navigate economic uncertainty, digital misinformation, and the rapid shift toward cloud-based living, entire chapters of our collective memory are disappearing.

Lo-fi—long celebrated for its calming, reflective energy—has become a cultural language for remembering what we’ve lost and reimagining what’s possible.

Overstand is a multimedia fine arts series born during the pandemic that blends archival research, documentary filmmaking, and lo-fi soundscapes to make American history and philosophy more accessible.

Join us for a launch event at .dc featuring on 12/11. Don’t miss this. 🔗 in bio

Catch me at for this season’s Pecha Kucha! See you there!

This Saturday is hosting She’s the Sauce: Give Her Flowers a celebration of the amazing creative women in the DMV at .dc
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We will have a panel discussion on how women navigate and thrive in the industry featuring the owner/founder of as well as performances from talented artists
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Pull up March 22nd and enjoy the vibes!!

Happy to help our friends ❤️ Thanks, Rope Line Media

I hate to say it—- but getting my cameras stolen might be the best thing that happened to me. Last year, someone broke into my car and stole over 5k worth of equipment. I knew that quitting was never an option— but I wondered what would become of this little business.

Then, the pandemic hit.

The last 12 months have helped me understand how powerful I can be when I push myself. If you’re reading this, I’m sure you’re just like me.

Keep going and take your time. It works out, I promise.

Ooli Beauty is a Black Woman-Owned haircare line for locs and dreadlocks. In two years, Ooli has shown up in Oprah Magazine, Macy's, and Walmart.com.

Today, Ooli's founder gets to participate in the Black Girl Ventures x Afro Sheen presents the next Pitch Competition!

Head over to www.sheraise.com, get registered, watch the BGV x Afro Sheen founders’ short pitches, vote with your dollars, and comment with some words of encouragement!

Watch OOLI pitch here: https://youtu.be/RAnaTyprrRM?t=2885

BGV x AFRO SHEEN Pitch Competition Vote for your favorite pitch by visiting www.raisify.co. -Select BGV x AFRO SHEEN Pitch Competition.-Enter the donation for the pitches you loved.-Don’t forg...

We've got good news!

JessBe Creative is teaming up with Ryan Celsius to launch a new partnership that we're calling .

Through this partnership, we'll be adding to the digital footprint of cultures, sounds, and stories lost to the prevalence of ethnocide in America.

Ryan Celsius is a world-class DJ + Producer who is known for his long-form, visual mixtapes.

Together, we will produce work that blurs the lines between journalism, documentary filmmaking, and audio mixtapes to make beautiful + perspective-shifting content.

Y'all ready for this? We are!