Apr 6, 2021

HFL Magazine, known for its fusion of celebrities and independent features, has opted for a completely independent issue focusing on rising stars, including its cover story Y.K. Supe.
Jacksonville, Florida Apr 6, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - HFL Magazine in collaboration with Danaya Azure Radio features an all independent line up in their new X-Factor Edition just in time for Spring.
When questioned regarding the shift from the traditional fusion format the magazine is known for, Kevin Forrest, owner of the magazine had this to say, "HFL Magazine's foundation is built on the entrepreneurial spirit, the independent drive to build a brand brick by brick. As we continue to work through the year leading up to our 10th-year anniversary issue in July, we wanted to take a moment to pay homage to those independent roots. The featured artists in the X-Factor edition exemplify what HFL is all about."
The latest issue of HFL Magazine includes features with Deejay Phenomenal 1 also known as P1, artist and producer Biig Miic, YGN Hip Hop artist Real Yung G and YKMG artist Y.K. Supe.
The current issue of HFL Magazine is on sale now in digital or print at www.k4sent.com
HFL (Hustler For Life) Magazine is a multimedia publication and subsidiary of K4S Entertainment, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida. HFL Magazine has featured artists, entrepreneurs and entertainers from SONY, Def Jam, VH1, MTV, Showtime, Fox, NBC, Disney, Playboy, Maxim, FHM and more
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