Remadee Love’s ‘Big Boss’ Encourages Women to Invest in Generational Wealth

An artist of many talents, Remadee Love is a rapper, singer, dancer. She gives you raw empowering lyricism coupled with smooth R&B instrumentals. She is a native of Newburgh, NY and St. John’s University Alumna. Remadee left the confines of her cubicle at the NBA where later she became a middle school teacher. After leaving teaching behind, she fell in love with the art of music. She found it as a way for her voice to be heard. She put her passion on hold momentarily and created Enutopia, a visual production business.

In her first year of business the company grossed over six figures. She then sold her business for six figures to focus and invest in her music career. A storyteller by nature, her music gives you a peek into her life struggles, experiences, and successes. Her refusal to live to society’s standards is illustrated in her music where she promotes a message of fearlessness, vulnerability, and self-love. She aims to assist women with uncovering their traumas and healing.

In her most recent single “Big Boss” she redefines what it means to be a boss. She explains that true bosses don’t need to say much or spend their money on flashy things but instead handle their business and invest in generational wealth. Remadee is soft, fiery, with a voice to share with the world. She is the embodiment of a true Queen. She is The Goddess.