Teedra Moses: The Rosa Parks of the Indie Music Scene
Teedra Moses Reflects on 20 Years of “Be Your Girl” and Her Impact on R&B
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R&B powerhouse Teedra Moses stopped by The Morning Hustle to sit down with Lore’l and reflect on the 20th anniversary of her timeless hit, Be Your Girl. Known for paving the way as one of the original independent artists, Teedra proudly referred to herself as the “Rosa Parks” of the indie music scene, blazing trails long before it was common.’
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Beyond her own catalog, Teedra revealed her influence as a songwriter, penning hits like Christina Milian’s Dip It Low and even working with the legendary Michael Jackson. She also took time to give flowers to R&B greats, shouting out icons like Faith Evans and contemporary stars like SZA.
While many artists are caught up in R&B drama, Teedra prides herself on staying above the fray, crediting her sharp pen game and authenticity. When asked about the recent trend of artists selling their catalogs, she shared her contentment with her career, emphasizing that her legacy isn’t tied to fame but to her unmatched contributions to the genre.
From celebrating her impact to championing the future of R&B, Teedra Moses continues to remind us why her voice—and her pen—remain iconic.
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