We all know this song.
“Everybody Dies In Their Nightmares” by XXXTENTACION.
And we all love that intro.
That soft, almost haunting voice…
But who actually is that girl?
Her name is SHILOH DYNASTY,
And her story is one of the strangest in modern music. Because she became fa
We all know this song.
“Everybody Dies In Their Nightmares” by XXXTENTACION.
And we all love that intro.
That soft, almost haunting voice…
But who actually is that girl?
Her name is SHILOH DYNASTY,
And her story is one of the strangest in modern music. Because she became fa
When someone like Clarence Peters, who has seen the industry from a different angle, says this about Burna’s stage presence, you really have to listen.
Burna Boy doesn’t perform on stage.
He owns it.
My top albums of the decade (2020s) so far…
Spent way too many hours putting this together
Quick note: these aren't in any order! I made this straight off memory, so I definitely forgot a few gems along the way.
Let me know your thoughts! What would you swap in or add?
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Her voice became one of the most recognizable sounds of the SoundCloud/lo-fi era.
But the person behind the voice remained a mystery.
**Her voice kept traveling.
She didn’t.**
That’s Shiloh Dynasty. 🕊️
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And that’s probably the craziest part of the whole story.
Shiloh didn’t become famous by dropping albums.
She didn’t build a huge discography.
She didn’t spend years promoting herself.
She posted a handful of short videos…
And the internet did the rest.
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The rumors became so widespread that her former management eventually had to clarify that she was alive.
She had simply stepped away from the public eye.
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But while her voice was becoming more famous…
Shiloh herself was becoming harder to find.
The internet didn’t know what happened to her.
And eventually, rumors started spreading that she had died.
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Think about how crazy that is.
A few seconds of singing recorded for Vine…
Eventually became part of songs listened to by millions of people worldwide.
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Then 2017 happened.
XXXTENTACION released 17.
And suddenly, that voice millions of people had heard online was appearing on major songs.
Everybody Dies In Their Nightmares.
Jocelyn Flores.
Carry On.
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Then she stopped posting.
Her last Vine was uploaded in 2015.
By 2016, her social media presence had largely gone quiet.
And this happened before XXXTENTACION’s 17 even came out.