Miss Gialogik on Clubhouse

Bio

Gia Scott-Heron is an award winning essayist, former slam poet and current recording artist. She is also the daughter of the late Grammy award winning musician, poet, activist, recording artist and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer (2021 inductee) Gil Scott-Heron. Her mother is the former actress Brenda Sykes who helped break the color barrier in Hollywood during the Blacksploitation era.
Gia has appeared in documentary films as well, starting at the age of 3. She has a small cameo with her father in the documentary “Black Wax” which starred her father and highlighted his lyrical prowess. She is also in the episode of “UnSung” that focused on her father and his music. Most recently, Miss Gia had a cameo in Chelsea Handler’s documentary “Hello, Privilege. It’s me Chelsea.” available on Netflix.

Some of Gia Scott-Heron’s poetry is available on her YouTube channel. Her album “The Difference” is available for download on iTunes and all streaming platforms. Her podcast “United State of Affairs” is available wherever you listen to podcasts.

Among other things…GIA SCOTT-HERON IS:

🌈 A moderator’s ✳️ bestie! 😊

🌈 Founder of the G-squad ✅ club here on Clubhouse honoring my father Gil Scott-Heron 😌

🌈 Always looking to build, colab, network, and grow with fellow artists and “artivists”. If you’re looking to collaborate, holla at ya’ girl! 👩🏽‍🦱🤗
Feel free to follow on the following platforms:

✅Facebook: Miss Gia Scott-Heron musician/band page

✅YouTube channel: Gia Scott-Heron

✅https://anchor.fm/gia-scott-heron8

If you want to assist me in my mission to bring quality, thought provoking edutainment to the people, and keep my father’s music and legacy alive, feel free to donate to:
💴: Paypal: @gialogick
💴: CashApp: $Gialogick