Black Music Month
Childish Gambino: A Genius Shaped by Diverse Influences Donald Glover, better known by his stage name Childish Gambino, is an artist defined by his versatility and relentless ambition. Whether it’s acting, writing, or making music, Gambino’s work reflects a complex web of influences that spans genres and generations. From hip-hop legends like OutKast, Eminem, and […]
Explore how Tupac Shakur’s influence still shapes modern hip hop, music, film, and culture through today’s top artists and storytellers.
Black Music Month, celebrated in June, honors the profound influence of African American musicians on the global music landscape. R&B (Rhythm and Blues) has been a cornerstone of Black music, evolving from the blues and jazz traditions of the early 20th century. R&B emerged in the 1940s and has continuously shaped popular music with its […]
On the would-be 64th birthday of Prince, we remember all that made The Purple One a global Black music icon both in life & in memoriam.
As we continue our Black Music Month celebration, this week's watch list is dedicated to the Black music-centric movies we love.
To honor Black Music Month, here are some of the artists that, unbeknownst to a lot of us, have ties to North Carolina.
Some of our favorite artists are dropping Black music memoirs and we can't wait to add them to our bookshelves.
These classic R&B albums will be turning 20 years old this year. Click inside to take a trip down memory lane!
A few of our favorite album sequels in Black music history, plus 5 that we're holding out hope on.
Some fashion staples will simply always be associated with the musician who initially rocked it.
Are you feeling Pharrell's latest turn to gospel music?
When Nelly released “Country Grammar” it marked a significant milestone in the world of hip-hop and popular music. Released on June 27, 2000, the album showcased a unique blend of rap and catchy melodies, solidifying Nelly as an important figure in the music industry. “Country Grammar” was Nelly’s debut studio album and became a massive […]
