
9 legendary Black musicians transformed music forever
The foundation of modern American music rests upon the revolutionary contributions of Black artists who transformed genres, broke cultural barriers, and established creative standards that
The foundation of modern American music rests upon the revolutionary contributions of Black artists who transformed genres, broke cultural barriers, and established creative standards that
Jimi Hendrix’s ghost is said to be haunting an iconic recording studio he helped build. The “All Along the Watchtower” rocker died Sept 18, 1970
Rudolph Isley has died at the age of 84. The musician was best known as a founding member of The Isley Brothers along with brothers
Jay–Z and Miley Cyrus are to perform at Woodstock 50. The “Empire State of Mind” hitmaker is set to take to the stage at the event,
In a dimly lit studio in the heart of New York City, we set out on a journey to unveil the mystery of H.E.R. The
If you are a music lover and lived in Atlanta in the 1970s, the name Alex Cooley legendary. Cooley was the top concert promoter for big name
[jwplatform bgFCk6Wj] Spree WIlson’s songs have always born the hallmark of a songwriter with an ear for pop melodies and glossy sonic textures, while also
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On Monday, Sept. 22, Hollywood celebrated the Jimi Hendrix biopic, Jimi: All Is By My Side starring André 3000 with a special screening of the film.
Soul singer-songwriter D’Angelo was the latest featured guest at Red Bull Music Academy. Hosted by famed music critic and author, Nelson George, “A Conversation With
Malina Moye has become a sensation. The beautiful singer-guitarist from a musical family is currently shining on the 2014 Experience Hendrix Tour and is prepping her
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Rapper André 3000 continues to make waves with an exclusive sneak peek of his latest film, All Is By My Side. The biopic, which made
The nation pauses today to pay homage to the men and women who serve and have served in the U.S. military whose sacrifice enables us
“Classic rock.” It’s a title invented by radio programmers to separate the album-oriented psychedelic, hard rock, pop rock and glam of the late 1960s-1970s from
Beyoncé and André 3000 tackle an Amy Winehouse signature song.
For too many music fans, the history of blacks in rock music is only limited to Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix and Prince.
A strong R&B debut, a re-issued greatest hits collection from an underrated vocalist and, oh yeah–some Hendrix guy.
Zoe Saldana may as well have been public enemy No. 1, last year, when she found herself at the center of controversy over her casting
Here’s a salute to those actors and actresses who got it right and those who fell a little short!