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July 17th EP, State of Being unfolds as a journey through freedom and self-awareness

July 17th EP, State of Being unfolds as a journey through freedom and self-awareness

Multidisciplinary artist Wordsmith is known for blending hip-hop, spoken word, jazz, and classical influences, Wordsmith now expands into electronic music, creating a sound that merges rhythm, intention, and emotional depth. “Free Will” serves as the lead single and entry point into this new chapter, offering a hypnotic groove that invites listeners into a space of movement, reflection, and release.

SNF Parkway Theatre selects Wordsmith for its inaugural residency program

SNF Parkway Theatre selects Wordsmith for its inaugural residency program

“I want people to know that they’re heard, they’re seen, they’re valued,” said Wordsmith. He added that he wants people to feel connected to what’s happening on stage. “We’re showing from kids all the way to adults at the highest level of profession that anybody could be up on this stage putting on inspiring works.”

In new albums, Baltimore's Wordsmith crafts lyric and melody in pursuit of his truth

In new albums, Baltimore's Wordsmith crafts lyric and melody in pursuit of his truth

His two new albums showcase his unique technique and add something new for returning listeners. Music for Mankind and Masterpiece Theater approach themes of identity, social strife and truth with distinct style.

2025 Baltimore Screenwriters Competition winners announced

2025 Baltimore Screenwriters Competition winners announced

Second PlaceWordsmith, “The Purple Tape” — “A group of students go on the hunt for a rare copy of Raekwon’s ‘The Purple Tape.'”

Rockville, Baltimore Lyricists Win Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Awards

Rockville, Baltimore Lyricists Win Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Awards

Rockville’s Aaron Swibel and Baltimore’s Wordsmith earned top honors at the 2025 Bernard/Ebb Songwriting Awards.

25 Black Marylanders to Watch for 2024, plus 5 Living Legends

25 Black Marylanders to Watch for 2024, plus 5 Living Legends

The Baltimore Sun celebrates Black History Month by honoring a wide range of notables who are working to improve the lives, health, education and experiences of all Maryland residents. The third annual 25 Black Marylanders to Watch includes activists and artists, CEOs and presidents, venture startups and adventurous restaurateurs.

The names were chosen by The Sun’s editors and reporters, who cover these topics and communities and see the progress these honorees are making in their fields. In addition, we honor five Living Legends, who continue to give back while still leading in their own ways.