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short film Live 4 Something that premiered with The Hype Magazine, as well as the recent announcement that one of Mr. HUBB’s upcoming singles will be featured on the soundtrack for Saban Films Die Like Lovers which we now know to be Bruce Willis’ final acting role. In addition, to his music career, Mr. HUBB is a well-known leader and mental health advocate in his community of Newark, NJ. Mr. HUBB is also the CEO and Founder of The HUBB Arts & Trauma Center, a facility that helps at risk youth deal with mental health issues and trauma they have faced using the arts therapy. Recently Mr. HUBB launched his latest venture ThatHubbLife ENT, a socially responsible Entertainment company where not only Mr. HUBB but other artists will be releasing their music in the future. Unlike many other entertainment companies or record labels ThatHubbLife ENT will not only help these artists release their music but will also work as a support system for them unlike many mainstream labels that tend to just focus on the immediate financial return of their artists. ThatHubbLife ENT is focused on the long-term mental health, safety and success of their artists. Mr. HUBB’s latest single “Grown Man Shh” featuring Ha’King and Tigg will be the latest release on ThatHubbLife ENT.

When asked about his latest single, Mr. HUBB said, “Grown Man Shhh’ is a song that depicts the courageous acts of vulnerability and accountability from men who admittedly made some bad decisions in their lives and happen to be blessed by God, as lyricists. Men who have realized their responsibilities to their families, their communities and to their own individual and collective healing as men of color. We have been harmed by all facets of trauma, yet we are pulling our pants up and standing up as grown men should! This song represents us making conscious decisions to do better and be better!”

Growing up in Newark, NJ, Mr. HUBB aka Al-Tariq led a far from semi-charmed life. The middle child of three sons in a single parent household, Al-Tariq witnessed his mother being abused under several domestic violence situations. He later endured his fair share of trauma, being physically and emotiona

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