D’Angelo Untitled, Yet Eternal
When D’Angelo released Brown Sugar in 1995, I was mesmerized. His voice was smooth yet earthy, the grooves laid back but deeply intentional, and the instrumentation felt retro, but somehow … Read more
When D’Angelo released Brown Sugar in 1995, I was mesmerized. His voice was smooth yet earthy, the grooves laid back but deeply intentional, and the instrumentation felt retro, but somehow … Read more
Maxwell’s music has been the soundtrack to my life since he dropped his debut album, Urban Hang Suite. Even after all these years, that record still holds a top spot … Read more
Attending the 10th Annual National Battle of the Bands in Houston, Texas, was a powerful reminder of the significance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and their profound impact … Read more
Following the critical acclaim of her dance-focused “RENAISSANCE,” “act ii COWBOY CARTER,” Beyoncé’s eighth studio album, marks a bold artistic shift, venturing deep into the heart of country music. “Cowboy … Read more
During a Verizon Super Bowl commercial, Beyoncé announced she’d be dropping new music. Much to everyone’s surprise, the superstar released two country songs, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages.” However, … Read more
The Houston, TX native is currently a student at New York University studying Music Business. She is a key member of NYU’s Vocaholics and was featured on NYU’s Women in … Read more
Mocha Man Style Mixtape celebrates the music we all love by asking creative people to share their favorite songs. Eric Payne, Content Creator and Podcast Host Eric Payne is … Read more
Artists have had complex relationships with record labels. On one hand, artists benefit from the label’s resources, connections, and reputation. On the other hand, artists don’t always have full control … Read more
Artists have always used their talents to comment on the state of the world. George Floyd’s murder sparked a worldwide movement where people are demanding justice, calling for an end … Read more
June is Black Music Appreciation Month. Created by President Jimmy Carter in 1979, this month celebrates the African American musical influences that comprise essential parts of America’s cultural heritage. To … Read more