JJ Siegel

Talent born in the heart of Atlanta, Trap Fairy Princess has become one of the city's most sought-after DJs, spinning at the hottest clubs, concerts, and private events across the South. Trap fairy princess comes from the branches of a tree rooted in generations of strong women. Her grandmother, Lois Blane, singer/songwriter who toured the Chitlin Circuit with artists like Ike and Tina Turner and James Brown. Her mother Traci Siegel Brooks, a performer, executive produced, toured and promoted African-American-driven stage plays/musicals around the country. As her twin sister Zoey manages her clandestine career, the Trap Fairy Princess knows and understands the power of being a woman, the power of being a voice, and the power of entertainment. She’s a dean’s list student at Clark Atlanta University once serving as the president of the Sophomore Class, and she actively participates in the Sports and Entertainment Management Association. This rising star has been on set for artists such as Kalii, Dess Dior, Monaleo, K Kamp, Kodi Shane, Hunxho, Waka Flaka, Latto, Travis Scott; And has collaborated with brands such as Pretty Little Thing, Steve Madden, YouTube, B.E.T, Closette, and more. She was featured as a guest DJ at the World Athletics Championships to celebrate the women of track and field invited by United States Track and Field. She has broadened her expertise as a media personality, now hosting at Atlanta's Historic Hip Hop Museum, The Trap Museum, leading The Trap Music Podcast. Recently, she hosted the Trapper of the Year Awards, celebrating Atlanta native Latto.