In the City Takes to the Sky: Vol. 52 Cover Reveal with Jazzy McBee

On a golden Sunday afternoon, August 10, 2025, Atlanta’s social and creative elite ascended to new heights-Quadir Thomas, Raheem The Dream,Sacha Stewart, Celebrity Chef Maurice,NuFace, Dr.Aaron, Fletcher, Sina White, Feleag Abraham, Damian The Actor- literally—at Spaceman Rooftop atop the Hyatt Centric Buckhead. The occasion? The highly anticipated Volume 52 cover reveal of In the City Magazine, starring none other than V-103’s dazzling on-air powerhouse, Jazzy McBee.

From the moment the elevator doors opened onto the 15th-floor rooftop, guests were met with panoramic skyline views and the kind of vibrant energy only a summer evening in Atlanta can deliver. The evening hosted by Moshua MoLo Lorial with DJ Ejaythedj providing the sounds all powered by K Dot Productions and SITG Consulting. The event began with a red carpet reception from 3:00 to 4:00 PM, where camera flashes caught every sparkle, sequin, and statement suit. Stylists, influencers, tastemakers, and media personalities posed effortlessly against the In the City step-and-repeat, each arrival adding to the event’s fashion parade.The rooftop—known for its sleek, modern design and sweeping views—transformed into a buzzing hub of networking and celebration. Conversations flowed as easily as the handcrafted cocktails, while a curated playlist kept the atmosphere lively yet sophisticated.

Fashion was its own headliner. Attendees embraced the “dress to impress” call with bold colors, sharp tailoring, and avant-garde accessories. Photographers had no shortage of subjects, capturing moments that will undoubtedly ripple through Atlanta’s style blogs and social feeds in the weeks to come. The cocktail program matched the mood—refreshing summer spritzers, top-shelf spirits, and elegant garnishes that looked as good as they tasted.

One of the evening’s most memorable moments was a live Q&A session moderated by the Hott Mommas In The City Podcast, where Jazzy spoke candidly about her journey, her role in Atlanta’s evolving media landscape, and the power of representation. The crowd leaned in—literally—hanging on every word as she blended industry insight with her signature humor and authenticity. The exchange felt less like a formal interview and more like an intimate conversation among friends, setting a tone of empowerment and connection.

When the moment of the cover reveal arrived, anticipation reached its peak. The unveiling drew cheers, applause, and a sea of camera flashes. There she was—Jazzy McBee—in full glamour, gracing the glossy front of In the City Vol. 52. Known for her magnetic presence on V-103’s Big Tigger Morning Show, Jazzy radiated the same energy in person, greeting attendees with genuine warmth and infectious charisma. For many, the event was more than just a magazine milestone—it was a cultural touchpoint for Atlanta’s media and entertainment scene. The guest list read like a who’s-who of the city’s movers, shakers, and creative minds. From up-and-coming entrepreneurs to established industry leaders, Spaceman Rooftop became a meeting ground for collaboration and inspiration.

As the sun dipped and the skyline lights began to glow, the energy never waned. Conversations deepened, connections solidified, and the event evolved into a rooftop after-sunset vibe, blending elegance with Atlanta’s signature charm. By the time the final guests descended back to street level, it was clear the evening had left its mark. Volume 52 wasn’t just revealed—it was celebrated, amplified, and woven into the city’s cultural memory. With Jazzy McBee’s star power at the forefront, In the City Magazine’s commitment to spotlighting the pulse of Atlanta, and the added intimacy of the Hot Momma Podcast’s live exchange, this was more than a party. It was a statement. And if the buzz that lingered on Lenox Parkway that night was any indication, In the City has once again proven that it doesn’t just report on the city’s culture—it creates it.