Denver baby hip-hop artist London Monroe witnessed a tragedy when she was youthful. Now, she’s utilizing the expertise to unfold consciousness in regards to the nationwide epidemic of gun violence.
The 9-year-old’s new observe “Dance and Reside” attracts upon her expertise through the 2017 mass taking pictures in a Thornton Walmart Supercenter. London and her father, Marcus Smith, had been inside the shop that evening when the gunman opened hearth and killed three, however neither was injured.
“That incident we went by way of, it’s at all times been behind each of our minds,” Smith stated on a cellphone name Dec. 14. “That had a huge effect on each of our lives, given the state of affairs and the circumstances we had been put in.”
Smith, a hip-hop artist who performs below the identify M6, famous that he writes, data, engineers and masters all of London’s music by himself. Moreover, Smith added, he additionally does the graphics, net design, images and video enhancing for his daughter’s on-line presence.
In response to London, her father’s background helped jump-start her ardour for making music.
