ATL Jacob and Zaytoven Honored During Black Music Month

ATL Jacob and Zaytoven Honored During Black Music Month Celebration at Lo Kee Atlanta

(l to r) Zaytoven and ATL Jacob – Photo credit: Zorae Tomlin

Atlanta’s influence on modern music was on full display June 11th as Lo Kee Atlanta hosted an exclusive Black Music Month dinner honoring GRAMMY-nominated producer Zaytoven and multi-platinum hitmaker ATL Jacob. The private gathering brought together industry professionals, creatives, and cultural tastemakers for an evening recognizing two producers whose work has helped define the sound of contemporary Hip Hop and R&B.

A Night Dedicated to Atlanta’s Musical Legacy

Held at Lo Kee in West Midtown, the event combined culinary excellence with musical appreciation. Guests enjoyed signature menu items including Chicken Satay, Crispy Rock Shrimp Tempura, Jumbo Salt & Pepper Prawns, and Vegetable Lo Mein while a curated soundtrack highlighted records associated with the honorees. Throughout the evening, attendees reflected on the impact of songs such as Migos’ ‘Versace,’ Future, Drake and Tems’ ‘Wait for U,’ Young Jeezy and JAY-Z’s ‘Go Crazy,’ and numerous entries from Gucci Mane’s influential catalog.

Celebrating Zaytoven’s Enduring Influence

Few producers have shaped Southern Hip Hop like Zaytoven. Known for his signature piano-driven sound and innovative approach to trap production, he has spent years creating records that continue to influence artists around the world. His collaborations with Gucci Mane and other Atlanta icons helped establish the city as a dominant force in modern music, while his style remains a blueprint for producers across multiple generations.

ATL Jacob’s Global Impact

ATL Jacob represents the next evolution of Atlanta’s production legacy. His work on chart-topping releases has positioned him among the industry’s most sought-after producers. From collaborations with Future to the Grammy-winning success of ‘Wait for U,’ ATL Jacob has demonstrated an ability to blend innovation with mainstream appeal while continuing Atlanta’s tradition of shaping global music trends.

Mike WiLL Made-It Makes a Surprise Appearance

One of the evening’s most memorable moments came when mega-producer Mike WiLL Made-It arrived unexpectedly to celebrate alongside the honorees. His appearance added another layer of significance to the event and reinforced the collaborative spirit that has long defined Atlanta’s creative community. Guests welcomed the opportunity to see several of the city’s most influential music architects gathered together in recognition of Black Music Month.

Video credit: Lo Kee

Lo Kee Atlanta’s Growing Cultural Presence

Since opening in 2025, Lo Kee Atlanta has become more than a dining destination. The venue has developed a reputation for hosting events that connect food, culture, entertainment, and community. Previous activations have included a Women’s History Month celebration honoring influential women in music and entertainment, while notable guests have included Druski, T.I., Kandi Burruss, and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens.

Honoring the Architects Behind the Music

The Black Music Month dinner served as a reminder that producers often provide the foundation for the songs that define generations. By honoring Zaytoven and ATL Jacob, Lo Kee Atlanta celebrated not only two individual careers but also the broader creative ecosystem that has helped make Atlanta one of the most influential music cities in the world. With Mike WiLL Made-It joining the celebration, the evening reflected the depth of talent and cultural impact that continues to emerge from the city.

[Photos] Credit: Zorae Tomlin

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