The Vampiress Bites Back: CinSation Turns Fifteen Years of Camera Time Into “Radio Porn”

Back in 2011, a Chicago woman walked onto a reality television set and made history without being asked to explain herself. She was the first Black woman from Dallas to hold that kind of camera time, and the city watched. Some of the audience loved her. Some of them talked. All of them remembered her name.

What almost nobody in that room knew was that the woman they were watching had a whole other life running underneath the edit. She was writing. She was in rooms with rappers learning the difference between being a personality and being an artist, and she decided which one she wanted to be when the cameras finally cut.

Fifteen years later, we have her answer called RADIO PORN, which dropped August 29, 2026 on NuMob Musik Group, and is fourteen tracks of a woman collecting on every year she spent waiting.

The Long Way Around

Anybody who has been in a Dallas or Houston green room over the last decade has seen her. She has shared stages and rooms with Jeezy and Jeremih. She built relationships across the Southern circuit the slow way, in the way that does not show up in a press kit but shows up the second a legend agrees to get on your record. She earned the nickname the city gave her, The Vampiress of Dallas, because she has been in this thing a long time and has not aged out of a single room.

Then in 2023, she stopped auditioning for permission.