Meet The Team

Director

Patrick Solomon- LPCC

Affectionately known as the dynamic "Counselor" behind Kyng of Da Beatz, stands at the vibrant intersection of music mentorship and artistic excellence. With over a decade of experience guiding aspiring artists and producers, Patrick blends traditional wisdom with forward-thinking innovation, crafting soundscapes that resonate deeply with diverse audiences.

Publicist / Funding Community Development 

Nicole Jordan

Nicole Jordan is a seasoned public relations expert, strategic consultant, and dedicated philanthropist renowned for transforming ideas into impactful narratives. As the founder of Exquisite PR Firm, Nicole masterfully crafts compelling stories that elevate brands, forge authentic connections, and drive lasting success. Her expertise as a prolific grant writer, boasting an impressive 70% success rate, underscores her commitment to excellence and results-driven strategies. Passionate, innovative, and deeply committed to community upliftment, Nicole doesn't just build reputations—she shapes legacies' .

Music Producer/ Mentor

Sean Barnes

Sean Barnes is a music producer, mentor, and proud father of five, known for his ability to bring out the best in the artists he works with. He studied Audio Engineering and Music Production at the Lexington School for Recording Arts, building a strong technical foundation that has supported his work with a wide range of artists across genres.
As a mentor, Sean is patient, supportive, and deeply committed to guiding others—both in music and in life. His creativity, leadership, and genuine care make him a powerful influence and a trusted role model in the community.

Program Director/ Coach

Brettney Trotter - CADC1

Brettney Trotter is a recovery-focused program developer and advocate dedicated to creating accessible, compassionate pathways for healing. With over a decade in long-term recovery and a CADC I credential—working toward full CADC certification by Summer 2026—she blends lived experience with evidence-based practice to support individuals rebuilding their lives.

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As co-founder of Working Class Recovery and a program developer for The Tisdale Foundation, Brettney provides harm-reduction education, virtual recovery support, and innovative program design. She is a certified SMART Recovery facilitator and life coach, currently completing her bachelor's degree in Psychological Science with plans to pursue an MSW and doctorate in Clinical Psychology focused on trauma, addiction, and harm reduction.

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Her mission is to help people rediscover themselves, heal with dignity, and build lives rooted in purpose and possibility.