Meet the artists involved in the historic 'Fire in Little Africa' project
Oklahoma hip-hop artists unite for “Fire in Little Africa” on centennial of Tulsa Race Massacre.
See the contributors involved in the historic project and the hip-hop scene in Tulsa.
Ausha LaCole

Singer Ausha LaCole, seen inside Skyline Mansion, is among Fire in Little Africa contributors.
Dr. View

Fire in Little Africa Executive Producer Dr. View sits inside the Skyline Mansion. “I think Fire in Little Africa is not even a project anymore. It’s a movement, and that’s just me saying it basically on the evolution of what I have seen,” he said.
1st Verse

Fire in Little Africa rapper 1st Verse stands outside Tulsa’s Skyline Mansion, a former home of Tate Brady, a prominent early Tulsan who was known to be active in the Ku Klux Klan. The mansion is now owned by former NFL running back Felix Jones.
Hakeem Eli’Juwon

"Fire in Little Africa is an important project for me because I know that the legacy of Black Wall Street will live forever through the work we are putting in now," said rapper Hakeem Eli’Juwon, who is among project contributors.
Ayilla

Fire in Little Africa rapper and singer Ayilla said, “There is an energy from the past that I know is in every Black creative in Tulsa.”
Steph Simon

Fire in Little Africa executive producer and rapper Steph Simon sits inside Skyline Mansion. "Fire in Little Africa is important because it’s just our time. You can feel it in the air," he said.
Dialtone

Dialtone is among Tulsa music artists selected by Tulsa Creative Engine for a new music business accelerator program.
The Vampire Youth

Fire in Little Africa rapper and singer The Vampire Youth poses for a portrait at the Skyline Mansion.
Sneak the Poet

Fire in Little Africa filmmaker and rapper Sneak the Poet stands inside the Skyline Mansion. "Fire in Little Africa is important to me because it’s giving a platform for Tulsa’s hip-hop scene to be recognized at a national level," he said.
St. Domonick

Fire in Little Africa Executive Producer and Rapper St. Domonick at the Skyline Mansion.
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