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Sheba Anderson Minor: The Untold Story of a female Mississippi Hip-Hop Pioneer

In a world where many female artists claim to be the originals in Mississippi’s early hip-hop scene, Jackson’s own Sheba Anderson Minor is finally stepping forward to tell the story as it was lived. Self-humbled by her devotion to family, Sheba chose to prioritize raising her daughter and supporting her husband as life began to move rapidly around her. Her journey through music is woven with connections to some of Mississippi’s earliest hip-hop legends — from meeting promoter Kavin Stokes, to being introduced to the legendary Godfather Mello T, Howie How, Sleepy Nevels, Rainman, and producer Freddie Leon Young (FLY Productions). She even recalls the moment she missed a call from iconic producer Jimmy Jam (James Samuel “Jimmy Jam” Harris III) — a near milestone in what was already a remarkable story. Eventually, Sheba became the only official female member of the Wood Street Playaz, solidifying her place in Jackson’s hip-hop history. What makes Sheba’s story stand out is not just her musical journey, but her integrity. She has remained sober, drug-free, and unbroken, with no tales of exploitation or mistreatment — a testament to strength, focus, and purpose. Now, Sheba is ready for the world to listen to her story — one of talent, grace, and the power of choosing family and faith over fame.