Mike Dean’s ambitiously conceived, expertly executed debut solo album ‘4:20’ is available in stores now.
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Mike Dean’s ambitiously conceived, expertly executed debut solo album ‘4:20’ is available in stores now.
Read more“It’s very significant when hip-hop artists use their voice to do anything that’s positive,” Common reflects. “It has such an important impact on culture, it really has a wave to it.”
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Premiering Saturday, June 29th, TV One’s ‘The Bobby DeBarge Story’ revisits the impressive highs and tragic lows of the Switch frontman’s life and career.
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Bailey’s new album ‘Love Will Find A Way’ features collaborations with Bilal, Chick Corea, Robert Glasper, Christian McBride, Kamasi Washington and will.i.am, among others.
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“I was a lesson in recording history in how you become successful when you come from the jazz world, which was not commercially successful,” Benson explains.
Read more“I just go for it because you never know what tomorrow is gonna bring,” Houston proclaims. “New experiences help to keep things fresh. That’s what I’m doing, and I’m enjoying it.”
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“The music is rough, and it’s raw,” the Everclear frontman says of his forthcoming debut solo album. “It’s more about the songs. It sounds like a classic record. That’s what I dig about it.”
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“This album covers the things we’ve always done,” Levert explains. “But we’re bringing it into the hip-hop generation and hope that they can gravitate to it.”
Read more“You go through ups and downs, challenges, trials and tribulations,” Brown explains. “But you have to be able to be strong for the ones that you love and for yourself.”
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“Thank God in the modern world the music that we leave behind becomes very accessible to people even when we’re not around,” Rodgers reflects.
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“I think I’ve seen every phase of love and lived it all,” Osborne reflects. “The world is connected to love, and I’d like to see the world get more in tune with love.”
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“I just take it easy and stay positive,” Smith declares. “I try not to let anything bother me. Music heals you and makes you feel good.”
Read more“What I’m trying to bring more than anything is character, so you’ll know about the music and who I am,” Zaytoven confides.
Read moreDru Hill’s ‘Christmas in Baltimore’ EP is in stores now, just in time for the holidays.
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One of 2017’s finest albums, Porter’s fifth studio long player ‘Nat “King” Cole & Me’ is a fitting tribute to the iconic vocalist’s indelible legacy.
Read more“People are always going to talk mess,” Kelis reflects. “But step out there, and do what you need to do in order to better yourself and your family.”
Read more“I had this burning love for the music, this burning desire to get into the bigger world,” Parton says. “My desire to do it was always bigger than my fear.”
Read more“I don’t expect anyone to have faith in my dreams anymore,” Hathaway reflects. “My dreams are my dreams, and I just go for them now.”
Read moreSt. Beauty refer to their sound as “confetti,” an apropos description considering their songs’ mélange of soul, funk, R&B, industrial pop & folk.
Read moreSinger-songwriter Shanice Lorraine Wilson-Knox has been a musical breath of fresh air for well over three decades, and now she’s telling her story.
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