Atlanta Red

Daryl B Thomas is known for former contributions to the spoken word communities via pen name, "Atlanta Red/A.R."   Earlier recorded productions and written publications include, "My Love, My Poetry," "The Aspirations of Atlanta Red" (2006), "Gifts of Inspiration,"  "Sentimental Reflections,"  "Lover's Garden" (2005), "The Myriads of Erotica (an alternative language to the voice of eroticism" (2005), “From These Roots, I Grow” (2007), “Celibacy & Wedding Bells” (2008), and many other collaborative works.

In 2006, Daryl founded 7Poets1Name, a global team of poets and spoken word artists missioned with a focus on youth ministry through literary arts.   The group completed several productions which were digitally published through the efforts of artists located across the U.S., extending the Europe (The United Kingdom) from 2006 - 2007. 

In 2007 - 2008, Daryl led the global project, “Poetic Stimulus,” as a teammate with several well-known artists in the United States and The Netherlands.  The digital album was comprised of 8 tracks and was marketed as a free download in an effort to support political efforts to motivate economic recoveries stemming from the onset of the global recession.  

Interests in song-writing and voice-overs also led to an award-winning collaboration with artist, songstress, and producer, Jamitta, in 2008.  The song, “Sucka Fiend,” was ranked number one on national Ourstage charts in the Spoken Word category.  The song remains noted as a strong cross-over production among R&B, Spoken Word, and Urban music enthusiasts. 

Today, Daryl celebrates his first novel, Suga, Don’t Grind – Know Caine.  Based on his personal commitment to contribute to the fulfillment of purpose in the lives of young adults, his book emphasizes hope, love, and creativity through literary arts.