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De La Soul's albums are set to hit streaming services in March, filling a void missing from every single ’90s…
While there are plenty of Kwanzaa-specific bops out there at your disposal, here are some jams in the spirit of…
Building your holiday weekend playlist? These soulful Christmas classics are sure to set the tone this season.
I don’t know about you, but I couldn’t be more excited about this unpredictable collection of folks who decided to…
The R&B trio’s debut album (plus remixes) showcased everything you could possibly need in a hip-hop/R&B album.
I just found a song by Chapter 8, a group from Detroit featuring Anita Baker. I've been looking for this…
The Dreamville Records songstress’ latest album 'age/sex/location' is solid on the beats, rhymes and life.
Grammy-winning musical pioneer Nile Rodgers surprised roller skaters jamming to Chic’s 1978 hit ‘Le Freak’ in London’s Hyde Park.
Lathun's "Freak It,"the classic Miami-bass meets Atlanta-swag record from 1997, takes me back to the magic that was mid-90s Atlanta.
TheGrio's Matthew Allen examines how recent documentaries have helped unearth a long pattern of Black music erasure.
Music is a huge part of my life. I listen to it every day while working, cleaning, cooking, driving—you name…
Which is better or more iconic, the 1994 Tupac Shakur, Leon and Duane Martin movie 'Above the Rim' or the…
Queen Latifah really deserves all of the flowers for what she’s given to Black culture, music and entertainment.Â
Since the nation has gotten in on this Juneteenth celebration, cookouts have gotten bigger. And ain’t no cookout without some…
It’s still June in African America and that means a time-honored tradition is also upon us: Juneteenth, aka Freedom Day.
Stevie Wonder may have had the best five-album run in modern music history, but dammit, if Prince didn’t give him…