Rickie Allmon Boards DJ 750’s No FlyZone With a San Antonio Statement
Rickie Allmon Boards DJ 750’s No FlyZone With a San Antonio Statement
Written by DJ 750
San Antonio has another reason to look toward the runway.
Available now through NerveDJs Mixtapes, the project features a DJ 750 introduction followed by ten Rickie Allmon records. Rather than treating her music as background content inside an overcrowded compilation, this edition gives the San Antonio artist the full runway.
That distinction matters.
Independent artists release music every day. What they do not always receive is presentation, context and a campaign that gives listeners a reason to stop scrolling. The No FlyZone format was created to address that gap by putting one artist, one catalog and one city at the center of the moment.
For this flight, Rickie Allmon is the destination.
Meet Rickie Allmon
Also known online as @oyememamita, Rickie Allmon is an independent singer, songwriter and rapper whose work connects Southern rap with melodic R&B.
Her story reaches well beyond recording vocals. In a recent Voyage San Antonio interview, Allmon described herself as the publisher of her music and compositions. She also develops her video concepts, directs and appears in her visuals, and handles major parts of her own distribution, marketing and management.
That makes this release more than a collection of songs. It documents the output of an artist who has been carrying both the creative and business sides of her career.
Allmon’s history as a performer began early. She has said that she was already singing and acting as a child and performed the national anthem at El Paso’s Diablo Stadium when she was 11. Since then, she has continued performing in San Antonio and throughout Texas while developing a sound that can move between ’90s-influenced R&B, melodic records and harder Southern rap.
She has also spoken openly about the pressure of navigating a male-dominated industry. Instead of allowing that pressure to silence her, she learned to stand her ground and let her “art and music and numbers speak” for her.
That independent resolve is precisely what No FlyZone is meant to spotlight.
Ten Records, One Focused Introduction
The Rickie Allmon edition opens with a DJ 750 introduction before moving into ten selections from her catalog:
“The Good The Bad And The Ugly”
“Oyememamita Freestyle”
“Lying (Track Star G-Mix)”
“Dance Monkey”
“Couldn’t Be Without You”
“Profit”
“Texas Remix”
“Rickie’s Trap House”
“Wet and Paralyzed”
“MOE”
Together, the selections present more than one version of Rickie Allmon. The tracklist moves through personal reflection, confidence, relationships, ambition and Texas-centered identity without forcing her into a single category.
“Oyememamita Freestyle,” which is also available through Spotify, reinforces the name many followers already associate with her online presence. Records such as “Profit,” “Texas Remix” and “Rickie’s Trap House” bring the business-minded, Southern side of that identity into sharper focus.
The result is a mixtape designed for discovery. Longtime followers receive a concentrated presentation of Rickie’s work, while new listeners get ten opportunities to decide which part of her catalog connects with them first.
San Antonio Is Part of the Story
The cover makes the project’s city connection impossible to miss.
The Tower of the Americas rises behind a private jet and black supercar, surrounded by wet runway reflections, rose-gold detailing and luxury travel imagery. The visual presents San Antonio as a point of departure—not a city waiting for permission to participate.
That framing reflects Rickie Allmon’s relationship with her hometown. She has publicly praised San Antonio’s cultural diversity, music scene, nightlife, food and skyline. The city is not being used as a casual label on this release. It is part of the artist’s foundation and part of the campaign’s identity.
For listeners who claim they want San Antonio artists to receive wider recognition, this is the point where support has to become measurable.
Open the release. Play the records. Share the link. Add a song to a playlist. Send the project to somebody outside Texas. Follow the artist and engage with the music itself.
Local support cannot stop at compliments beneath a flyer.
Why This No FlyZone Release Matters
The independent music conversation often focuses on access: access to playlists, blogs, radio, audiences and decision-makers. But before an artist reaches any of those destinations, the work must be packaged clearly enough for people to understand who they are and why the release deserves attention.
That is the role DJ 750’s No FlyZone series is built to serve.
Each artist edition creates a defined entry point into a catalog. It combines DJ curation, visual identity, editorial coverage and promotional content into one campaign instead of allowing another independent release to appear online without context.
Rickie Allmon already built the records. This edition gives those records a larger frame.
It also gives DJs, bloggers, radio programmers, playlist curators and Texas music supporters a direct way to become familiar with her work. There is no need to search across scattered posts or guess where to begin. The introduction and ten-song sequence provide the starting point.
The Runway Is Open
Rickie Allmon’s No FlyZone edition is now boarding.
The project represents San Antonio, but its potential audience extends far beyond the city. Rickie’s combination of Southern rap, melodic R&B, hands-on creativity and independent business discipline gives listeners several reasons to stay connected after the final track.
Stream or download DJ 750 Presents No FlyZone: Rickie Allmon Edition, follow Rickie at @oyememamita, and explore more of her music on Spotify and YouTube.
San Antonio has supplied the passenger. DJ 750 has cleared the runway.
The next move belongs to the listeners.
About the Author
DJ 750, also known as Jeffrey Wilson, is an independent DJ, media executive, curator, broadcaster and publisher. Through MY750MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT and the 750 Music Network, he creates promotional platforms for independent artists, DJs, podcasters and content creators.
Listen to 750 Network Radio, So Real 2 Raw Radio and Actin Up Comedy Radio, or visit My750MusicNetwork.com.
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