Marcus “Kadence” Jackson was blessed with giving a Tedx Talk in his home state of Oklahoma. “Why Not Collaborate? An Anthem for Change” was the name of his musical and jazz filled talk that had the place moving. “By collaborating with others, the impossible becomes achievable. Marcus Jackson shares how change is not about the desire of one, but a ...

“I see a lot of death here. Instead of Die Daily, why don’t you live daily…” well, sir, that’s the point! Every day that we are alive we have the chance to make an impact. We take life for granted and push things to the side. But what happens if we lived every day as if it were our last? ...

Part of the Die Daily team came to New York City to perform in the One Night event. It took place in Astoria, New York at the New York School of Urban Ministry. Sean C. Johnson, Kadence, Gerry Skrillz, and Dre B. performed. Dwayne Pano was the speaker and DJ. The event was coordinated by Die Daily co-founder, Kyle Peacock. ...

The Die Daily Team has released a new single, “BURY IT” featuring members Dillon Chase, Apocalyptic, Gerry Skrillz, Kadence, and it’s produced by Halo Hitz.

November 1st, Die Daily member Dj DB405 will release his new EP Lapwing Rd. as a free download exclusively on Rapzilla.com. The project features new music with artists he has worked with over the years such as Kadence, Dillon Chase, Jarry Manna, Parris Chariz, Dre Murray, 1k Phew and many more.

Kadence drops a visual which features the first verse from his track "Levitate." The song is off his Die Daily Season II EP which released on Oct. 31 last year.

Die Daily Team artist Dillon Chase releases his OnBeat Music produced single "Needs" for free. The song is off Dillon Chase's forthcoming Speak Up Vol. 3 project.

Oklahoma City rapper Kadence, who won a Dove Award in 2012 for his production on Rehab: The Overdose by Lecrae, released a sequel to his 2013 free EP, Die Daily, on Halloween.

Die Daily artist Sean C. Johnson is readying his next album Circa 1993, here is the first single, "Mountains."

Die Daily artist Dillon Chase shares his testimony.