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Built by someone
who lives it.

The Future Is Yellow is an immersive music-industry education program where students don’t just learn about careers in music — they play them. The program runs in schools and community spaces, and Project Dream Bus will take it on the road.

International songwriter · artist · actress

Suni MF in a yellow leather jacketSuni MF in profile on a city street at night

Meet Suni MF

3x Platinum songwriterBMI award-winning songwriterBillboard Women In Music Top SongwriterRecording artist · producer · actress

Suni MF is a boundary-pushing 3x platinum, BMI award-winning songwriter, recording artist, actress and creative entrepreneur whose career started in Atlanta and spans internationally in music, television, film, sports and brand storytelling.

Named a Billboard Women in Music 2023 Top Songwriter, she has written for Drake, SZA, Sexyy Red, Paul Russell, Saweetie, Keke Palmer, Rico Nasty, NLE Choppa, Big Freedia and Flo Milli. Her credits include Drake’s “Rich Baby Daddy” and “Family Matters,” along with records that have moved across charts, culture and major-label releases.

1.2M+

Easy Money streams

2M+

TikTok video views

150K+

YouTube views

Music that moves

Multi-platinum songwriting credits, an independent catalog and performances from college campuses to WNBA All-Star Weekend.

On screen + soundtrack

Acting and music in HBO's Rap Sh!t, plus work heard across Apple TV's Central Park, Kaiju No. 8, BET+ and more.

Trusted by brands

Collaborations with WNBA, Sprite, GLAAD, Google, Snapchat, OLAY, Rolling Stone, RAEdio and more.

Built for the classroom

She brings firsthand knowledge of the writing room, the stage, the screen, the business and the rollout directly to students.

Our story

The Future Is Yellow was built to give young creatives a head start.

After spending more than a decade learning the music industry through experience, Suni MF realized how much she wished she had known earlier — not just about making music, but about navigating the rooms, opportunities, and business behind it.

That idea came to life at Benjamin E. Mays High School in Atlanta, where students stepped into the creative process and reimagined Suni’s song “Grow Up.” What started in one classroom became a bigger vision: bring real-world music industry education directly to young people.

Knowledge. Confidence. Experience.

So when opportunity comes, they’re ready.