Game 4 P.E.A.C.E alumnus, Brandy Martin, Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois better known as Big Redd, is a dynamic force in the male-dominated music and entertainment industry. Big Redd is a trailblazing Black female entrepreneur, actress, and manager, juggling her impressive career while being a devoted mother of four and a friend to many.

Brandy is the founder and CEO of Big Redd Entertainment, established in May 2016. Her company manages three talented artists —Pashyen Dreamer 515, Prince Egypt Da Artist, and Sheva— and serves as a booking agent for NAPO and G5. She is a passionate advocate for gun violence, sex trafficking, missing children, and molestation victims.

In addition to her management roles, Big Redd co-hosts two popular radio shows, WGHC 98.3 FM King Pen Radio and Windy City Underground. She’s also a key player at Hill Top Radio in North Carolina, working alongside DJ Shaun on the REDD SPOT TV PODCAST & MEDIA with co-host Pashyen Dreamer 515.

Brandy’s acting career is just as impressive. She’s co-starring in “Curvy Divas Reality TV” and the project “Rap Moms.” She has an extensive background in film, TV, and web series, including her vocal acting debut in “A Part of the Game” and her starring role as Aunty Bev in the top-ranked web series “Duality.”

Her entrepreneurial spirit doesn’t stop there. Brandy is a prolific party planner, talk show and radio host, executive producer, writer, and promoter for numerous clubs, venues, and private events around Chicago. She’s hosted events featuring renowned artists like Mystikal, John Blu, Co-Still, Ben One, and Fiend.

Currently, Big Redd is filming a powerful documentary titled “No Love,” which addresses gun violence, sex trafficking, police brutality, and untold stories of missing people. Inspired by the tragic murders of her sister and daughter, this documentary aims to shed light on these critical issues and is set to feature 12 episodes across two seasons. Brandy was featured on National News twice and was the subject of a news article in the Chicago Tribune. In addition to her projects “That’s My Child,” and the “Heart 6” web series.

Big Redd’s relentless drive and passion for her community stem from her South Side Chicago roots. She embodies the true meaning of “grind” and channels that energy into all her endeavors, aiming to make a significant impact and bring about change.

“I wanted to tap into EVERYTHING, and that’s what I DID!”