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The Detroit-raised independent artist and producer is inviting the Canadian actor and musician to explore a potential music collaboration in Asheville, North Carolina.

The Detroit-raised, Asheville-based artist pairs a goddess-inspired new single with a milestone in her software-development work.

As questions about artist identity and AI-generated music intensify, the Detroit-raised, Asheville-based creator connects three new singles with a broader career spanning music, software, financial technology and visual storytelling.

The Oct. 2 single honors her late grandfather H.G.E. Sr. and a Graves County family story spanning more than 140 years.

The Asheville artist releases a song named for the first North Carolina destination in her story, then returns to Cherokee with her parents for Mike Epps at Harrah's Cherokee Resort Event Center.

The Asheville artist turns March's sea-blue gemstone—and a memory of her late grandmother Audrey Irvin—into an instrumental about identity, inheritance and what we carry forward.

After publicly saying she planned to capture the celestial event, the Asheville artist returned with Blue Ridge drone footage set to her original instrumental "Starlight."

Hours after releasing "Detroit WestSide," the Asheville-based producer turns from her Detroit roots to the sky as the Harvest Moon rises beside Saturn over the Blue Ridge.

As artists rethink names, eras and identity, KayeDinero releases "Key-Air-Rah" — the first chapter of a three-day run tracing who she is, where she came from and how she learned to promote herself.

As OVO and Degrassi revisit Drake's beginnings, KayeDinero turns Asheville's South Slope lights, mountains and Banks Ave into the visual world for her single "Banks."