Frederick J. Goodall Lecrae is not your typical hip-hop artist. Instead of rapping about sex, money, and murder, he prefers to spread messages of monogamy, contentment, and faith. While remaining true to his beliefs, Lecrae … Read more
When I first saw the original Dodge Viper, I immediately added it to my wish list that already included exotics such as Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Bugattis. The Viper was initially … Read more
Designer Martin Keehn presented his Spring/Summer 2015 collection to rave reviews at New York Fashion Week. With classic American influences and tongue-in-cheek aesthetic, Keehn’s Spring/Summer 2015 collection conveys a sense … Read more
In 1989, TJ Walker and Carl Jones launched Cross Colours, an iconic clothing brand launched on the principle of producing clothes without prejudice. The brand went against the drab gangbanger workwear … Read more
Simon Malls, GQ, and Glamour will be hosting a nationwide style tour— LOOKBOOK LIVE —which will showcase the latest fall fashion must-haves to shoppers. Frederick J. Goodall, publisher of Mocha Man … Read more
Daryn Alexus is not afraid to push the boundaries of R&B. Whether it’s filming a music video with psychedelic animal prints and decking the backing band out in leopard, monkey, … Read more
Following in the musical footsteps of Tracy Chapman and Lauryn Hill, Jasmine Tate has spent the past three years bringing heartfelt songs of life, love, and justice to audiences across the country. … Read more
Joy Villa is a singer/songwriter who’s dedicated to her craft. Not only is she constantly writing new songs, but she has also been touring extensively since 2012. Villa blends rock, … Read more
Born and raised in San Francisco, Stella Santana took after her father, legendary musician Carlos Santana, in her natural ability and keen ear for music. While piano was her instrument … Read more
Dornik is a London-based singer who is being hailed as a savior for British Soul/R&B. “British soul/R&B is perennially terrible, which is to say a weak version of the real (US) thing,” … Read more