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CML Entertainment young R & B representative, Diamond Livers began singing when she was about three years old mainly around the house and in church choirs. The dream began to materialize after she told her mother Sherry Hines about a desire to become a recording artist. This led to a meeting with CML Entertainment Big Lou and Mike McDaniel. Three months later, Diamond received a call from Big Lou saying that he would produce a track for Diamond. Noticing Diamond drive and energy, Big Lou and Mike saw the opportunity to mold a young artist from the ground up. Big Lou took Diamond up under his wing and this union has proved to be a blueprint for Diamond growth as an artist.

While 13-year-old Diamond Livers peers might have been lying by the pool, hanging out at the park or socializing with friends in the summer, she was in Atlanta recording music and performing concerts with CML Entertainment. Diamond became comfortable in the studio and with Lou. She and Lou play word games to write her songs. He has her throw out words and ideas and together they come up with hit songs. She recording clean R & B and hip-hop type of songs for her album that deal with things her peers can relate to such as friendship and family. For example she thanks her mom for being there for her in one of her songs.

Big Lou tries to work with each artist personality by putting himself in his or her mindset. With Diamond, he really works to get in the mindset of a 13-year-old and helps her write and perform like someone her age would. Diamond has performed in several events and festival thoughout the United States. Diamond is an electrifying performer. The energy that she brings to the stage infects her audience. Diamond determination and talent coupled with CML Entertainment experience and vision set the stage for this new voice to take the world by storm.