International hip-hop sensation Naya Ali graces the cover of the July 2025 issue of Urban Magazine. With her latest album, Did The Damn Thing, Ali cements her place as a global force in music. Known for sharp lyricism and unapologetic energy, she reflects on her creative evolution, industry experiences, and the cultural impact of her artistry.
“Naya Ali is a generational voice with worldwide resonance,” says Be’n Original, Urban Magazine’s publisher. “Her story exemplifies courage, ambition, and artistry at the highest level.”
Also featured is Jai Harris, veteran award-winning television producer and filmmaker, whose work behind the camera has received critical acclaim. Harris discusses the power of storytelling, the responsibility of representation, and how she is carving a path for more cultural narratives in television and film.
Independent artist Rian Wyld shares her journey navigating the evolving music landscape. With raw songwriting and a fearless approach to creativity, she speaks on independence, resilience, and her recent viral feud with Timbaland.
Marketing strategist Krystle Nicole of Black Owned Branding offers valuable insight into building lasting brands. She breaks down strategies that help Black entrepreneurs expand their market presence and discusses the importance of cultural authenticity in brand storytelling.
Emerging R&B singer Edwina Gray opens up about her musical journey. With a focus on emotional connection and sonic versatility, Gray explains how she channels personal growth into emotionally charged records for a new generation of listeners.
With the acclaimed poetry section and coveted buyers guide, the July 2025 issue is a must-read. Check out the latest digital issue of Urban Magazine today on Magzter.
