Def Jam’s TA Thomas returns to Southern soul roots in new singles
Def Jam artist TA Thomas‘ latest two singles, “Angry” and “Risky” were influenced by being from Mississippi and attending Jackson State University.
Def Jam artist TA Thomas‘ latest two singles, “Angry” and “Risky” were influenced by being from Mississippi and attending Jackson State University.
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Former UN Ambassador Andrew Young was a special guest and co-chair of Hope Global Forums 2017. Young spoke about how being Black and Southern gave
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