JourNiee — Music with Purpose, Faith, and Healing

Faith. Healing. Purpose. Music that speaks to the soul.

JourNiee is an AI recording artist project created and directed by Tawanna Sloan, blending original human-written concepts, faith-centered messages, personal storytelling, and intentional creative direction with AI-assisted music and visual production. Rooted in contemporary R&B, soul, gospel inspiration, and spoken reflection, JourNiee’s music explores faith, healing, accountability, purpose, relationships, and the lived experiences of Black women. Every song begins with a message intended to encourage, strengthen, and inspire meaningful conversation.

Project details

JourNiee is a virtual AI recording artist project created and directed by Tawanna Sloan through ShadowLore Studios.

Genre: Inspirational R&B, contemporary soul, gospel-inspired music, and spoken reflection.

Themes: Faith, healing, purpose, relationships, accountability, and the lived experiences of Black women.

Creative Process: Original human-written concepts, messages, lyrics, and creative direction supported by AI-assisted music and visual production.

Availability: Major streaming platforms and journieemusic.com.

Media Focus: Radio, playlists, editorial features, interviews, and message-driven digital storytelling.

Media Inquiries: info@shadowlorestudios.com

Press / Reviews

Not Your Lesson is honest, powerful, and emotionally resonant — a bold statement that centers Black women’s voices with clarity and respect. Radio Feature Preview, Oak 93.5 FM (Raleigh, NC)”
JourNiee delivers music with purpose — reflective, unapologetic, and deeply grounded in lived truth. Independent Curator Feedback”

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JourNiee inspirational R&B artist press photo

JourNiee — inspirational R&B artist blending soul, faith, and lived truth.

JourNiee inspirational R&B artist promotional photo

JourNiee — promotional artist image for media features and interviews.

JourNiee inspirational R&B artist portrait

JourNiee — artist portrait.

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