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PRESS: Rolling Stone: How The Daughter of Wu-Tang’s RZA Started Singing Country Music with Her Mom

January 14, 2022

O.N.E. the Duo — the mother-daughter team of Tekitha and Prana Supreme Diggs — have hip-hop roots but record acoustic music with a country and Americana bent.

PRESS: HOLLER - New Artists of the Week - One The Duo

January 12, 2022

Other than The Judds and the Carter Sisters and Mother Maybelle, the mother-daughter dynamic is a furrow that’s rarely been ploughed in country music. But Nashville-based mother-daughter pairing O...

O.N.E The Duo Premieres Documentary Short and Music Video, "Breaking Free," In Conjunction With the Nashville Film Festival’s Livin' Reel Project and the Girls of Youth Villages

September 24, 2021

O.N.E The Duo Premieres Documentary Short and Music Video, "Breaking Free," In Conjunction With the Nashville Film Festival’s Livin' Reel Project and the Girls of Youth Villages. New song marks u...

O.N.E The Duo live at Paste Studio on the Road: Nashville

September 20, 2021

O.N.E The Duo Live at Paste Studio on the Road: Nashville

PRESS RELEASE: O.N.E The Duo Proclaims Its Innocence With “Guilty”

September 1, 2021

O.N.E The Duo — the only mother-daughter singer-songwriter duo in Country music since The Judds — unveils its debut track “Guilty” (Visionary Media Group) today. Guilty” will make its TV debut duri...

PRESS: O.N.E. The Duo Signs With Visionary Media Group

June 17, 2021

Country-Americana act O.N.E. The Duo has signed to Visionary Media Group, the nascent Nashville media and technology company founded earlier this year.

PRESS: SPIN - O.N.E. The Duo Carve Their Own Path From Wu-Tang Roots To Country Music

February 23, 2021

O.N.E. The Duo could’ve taken the easy way into the music biz. The mother-daughter duo of Tekitha Washington and Prana Supreme Diggs was already hip-hop royalty — as in Prana’s father is RZA, while...

PRESS: Rolling Stones Children of Rap: Meet Prana Supreme Diggs

September 24, 2019

Daughter of Wu-Tang Clan leader RZA and Wu-Tang vocalist Tekitha Washington says she was first drawn to rock & roll.