As the leader of Fortydust, Harley Dixon is a force to be reckoned with and her band's biggest competition, Brockhampton, won't change that. But when both rival bands share the same record label, it's kinda hard to stay away. Especially from Brockha...
Fortydust is a girl group that originated when the girls were only in middle school. They grew up together and started playing at high school events and teen parties where they eventually gained a small following. Over the years, they released singles onto youtube and other streaming services until they all turned 18 and moved to California together. Harley, the leader, eventually got into modeling in LA which led to even more popularity for the band. There, they released their first album called Simulation which was video game themed and lead to overnight success. Record labels fought over them until they chose RCA, who gave Fortydust the freedom to do what they felt was best for the group. Under RCA, they released their second project called, Time Capsule and the theme was time. Fans mostly liked their edgy style and versatility since they covered so many different genres. RnB, rap, punk, and pop were all thrown into the conversation when Fortydust was mentioned and that's what made them so good. While they were rising to fame, the popular boy band Brockhampton was doing the same. Thus leading to their rivalry.
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Harley Dixon (Zoey Moore): The leader of Fortydust and a fan favorite. The boldest out of all the members, her raspy voice, filled with tons of range, is one of her most standout qualities. Since she's openly bisexual, Harley is actively changing the game for the rap industry. Fun fact - Harley plays the piano and the drums.
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Trinity West: The "poet" of the group, constantly proves herself with excellent lyricism and unique rapping styles. This is especially shown throughout each album since she's able to eccentrically change up her flow. Trinity's heavily influenced by 90's RnB and classic hip hop artists who have paved the way for the genres that she loves so much. Fun Fact - She designs all of Fortuydust's merch.
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Genesis (Jennifer Houghton): Unapologetically herself, she's responsible for the catchy choruses that get stuck in your head along with her own smooth, confident verses. Genesis' bold and unbothered style makes for some hard-hitting beats. Fun fact - She plays the keyboard along with being a talented producer.
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Kenny Mae (Kennedy Mae): With the most simplistic style out of everyone, her spoken rap verses stand out the most, yet she packs a punch when it comes to production. She makes most of the beats for the group and she also plays the piano, guitar, violin, trumpet, and multiple wind instruments. Fun Fact - She's lesbian and often writes empowering lyrics about her sexuality.
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Millie Flores (Milagros Flores): Although she's the shyest, Millie has the most beautiful voice in the entire band. She's best known for her talented runs and soft, indie style. She even occasionally raps and when she does, her verses are super introspective. Fun fact - she came up with the name Fortydust and she's a talented dancer who creates Fortydust's choreography.
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