Hip-Hop's
Suga-T Unveils 'Your Perfume' Album and Book Set
(San Fransico, CA)
- Longtime West Coast Hip-Hop artist, record executive and entrepreneur Suga-T unveils her latest project, based on her
life's experiences titled "Your Perfume." Based on Suga's successful cosmetics business, the book and album, "Your
Perfume", outlines survival tips for women on how to navigate through tough times in order for one to find a new "scent"
for success and achieve their goals.
Suga-T. Stevens is a
founding member of The Click, a Hip-Hop group led by her brother, rapper E-40. The Click scored many best-selling albums,
including the certified gold record, "Game Related". During this run, Suga-T enjoyed her own hit albums "It's
All Good" and "Paper Chasin'" while serving as an executive for the family-run label, SWI (Sick Wid It) Records.
Together, Suga-T and E-40 enjoyed a hit with the duet, "Sprinkle Me", from the latter's #1 platinum album, "In
A Major Way." Overall, the label sold millions of records worldwide and had many albums make their way to Billboard's
Top 10 charts.
While enjoying success in the music world, things
weren't as rosy for Suga-T personally as she dealt with domestic violence within two marriages, Also the constant focus on
the music business meant Suga's relationship with her children was suffering. As a result, she walked away from the recording
industry to start a new journey.
After working in the real estate
world for a few years, Suga-T went back to school and has since earned a bachelor's diploma and a double master's degree.
Along the way, she launched her fragrance production company, which is now part of the Sprinkle Me Boutique, offering wellness
and beauty lines. Since then, Suga-T has expanded her enterprise to include a charity that helps parents of children with
autism, a network for young grandmothers and to empower women as well as leadership and entrepreneurial workshops.
All of these life/career lessons and road maps to success have resulted in Suga-T's
book and album set, "Your Perfume". With the book, she outlines what it took to reinvent her own self to become
a successful mother, grandmother and businesswoman. The album features songs for many musical tastes from Hip-Hop ("My
Best-Worst", "Work") to R&B ("They Go", "Sprung", "Keep Pushin'") - each
related to Suga-T's life story.
