Elite Entertainment &
Performing Artists in Harlem

The inspiration behind REEAPA LLC derived from a number of experiences set by owner and founder Maulana Randall aka Moneyflowin. Raised in Brooklyn, and is one of Harlem’s forefront promoters and entrepreneurs that first learned of her rap skills and talent through local open mics and showcases. Now she wants to give others the chance and opportunities to showcase their talent and expand their reach. REEAPA LLC hosts different themed events and popup shops to market and bring exposure to the talented artists that come from her local community.

Each event she host is a place where people can enjoy themselves in a safe environment, but have fun with singing and dancing along. She is very tight with her community and always looking to support current and new talent. She also feature vendors who are looking to sell their merchandise, test out their food, and more. Check out her upcoming events, she looks forward to seeing you there.

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Uplifting the Community Anyway We Can

For years, we have seen our community decline with laughter and enjoyment especially when COVID hit last year. REEAPA LLC stepped up and has brought entertainment, job opportunities, inspiration, and more throughout the city of New York, NY. From dancers to musicians to street artists to food trucks and more, our events are here for everyone to network, expose, and create empowerment within the community.

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Helping Our Community

Meet the Founder

Maulana Randall, aka Moneyflowin, an entrepreneur and rap lyricist herself, Is the founder and CEO of Randall Elite Entertainment And Performing Artists LLC, also known as REEAPA LLC. This organization came about from a number of experiences throughout her life including her childhood, a minor setback in her adulthood, and the fact that natural talent runs in her family. As a child, she always enjoyed entertainment, but not everyone had the chance to purse their dreams of becoming fulfilled entertainers.

In 2004, Maulana had an accident in which she became totally disabled. She needed to figure out how to return to work. Realizing that she had her own raw talent, she began performing at shows, block parties and other events, she knew that this could be the start of something new. With her family involved, REEAPA was formed as a sole proprietorship and now has become an LLC.

Maulana has also received a business degree and is currently completing her MBA. Her life goal is to build a strong company that she can turn into an empire and leave a legacy for her children and community.