Against all Odds Music Group: A Team Full of Women Bosses is Taking The Industry by Storm
Jan 17, 2022
New York City, New York Jan 17, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Against All Odds Music Group was founded by CEO, Anoka Dixon and President, Shakari Davis in 2018. While working in the school system Ms. Davis gained a lot of attention from her students for using music, fashion and entertainment to make the curriculum more entertaining and relatable for the students. Anonka knew the importance of having a solid and hardworking team around her as she used to participate in Women's Professional Football as a Quarterback and she has recruiting expertise as well. Against All Odds is a label where each individual brings their own unique talents and assets to the team to accomplish the win and any tasks at hand. With Anonkas expertise dominating a male-dominated industry will be easily obtainable and the label will be a force to be reckoned with.
Ms. Dixon knows greatly about giving passion and purpose. She saw it first hand as well as experienced it. She had an immaculate career in 2 Women's leagues for Football and had the chance to win several awards for her ability. Sadly an injury halted her career and forced her into early retirement. She already had her next plan lined up. Attending Miami Dade College for Music Business Dixon chose to rebrand herself and the label when she met Shakari Davis, becoming executive partners.
Recently one of their artists D'Angel debuted her first ever smash single "Did It Again" Featuring Drumma Boy in late August. They are working hard on her first studio album. D' Angel is a melodic rapper who is taking the industry by storm. This team is full of female bosses who want to leave an imprint in this male-dominated world and industry and they will!
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