Cynthia Taylor-Cutler
Art tells the story of our history and our future yet critics say “It Ain’t That Deep “
Music and story telling influences the way Black culture is shaped. As a story teller I decided to intercept these two beautiful concepts to change the way we view music journalism and artistry in hop-hop culture.
Top Music Journals:
MetroBoomin: Who are the Real Heroes & Villains.
image via @metroboomin Instagram
City Girl’s: The Evolution of Women Empowement in Hip-Hop.
image via popsugar Instagram
“Her Loss” : Two Artist Switching Lanes and Changing The Game
image via parisaden Instagram
We Control Our Own Narratives
Meet the Author
"It Ain’t That Deep" is the dream, and right now, I’m paving the road. My name is Cynthia Taylor-Cutler. I am a rising junior at Howard University, majoring in Broadcast Journalsim with a minor in Speech Pathology. I hail from East St. Louis, IL. Perseverance and creativity have been my driving forces, aiming to be a multidimensional creator with storytelling as the goal. Films, books, and music drive culture, while race-indifferent media serves as our connection. As a speech pathologist, we learn to study, analyze, and dissect our clients language in order to think like them. In other words, I went to school to understand people by analyzing their words. I want to create dynamic characters and be one of the greats. A writer encompasses the paradox of omniscience and ignorance, by telling truths that spark humanity in ways they’ve never seen. I am at the forefront of entertainment and media.
