We’re dealing with two pandemics, racism and the coronavirus. With all the protesting going on, we need an outlet. For many, that’s music. Trey Songz has been protesting, and bring awareness to the issues socially, and he did it musically as well. Songz’s latest single, “2020 Riots: How Many Times,” ask […]
TeaMarr just dropped her latest EP, Before I Spill Myself, and has released an accompanying video. “Chasing Amy” details a story that we can all relate to, and TeaMarr explains it perfectly. TeaMarr revealed she wrote the song during an overnight shift at a gas station. It was about talking to […]
June is Black Music Month, and what better way to celebrate the history of Go-Go music? Exploring the history from its home city of D.C., Go-Go has made its way around the world. Chuck Brown is The Godfather of Go-Go, and helped spread the genre. Go-Go music is engrained in D.C., […]
June 4, 2020 (Los Angeles) – The world is raging. The nation is anguishing. The city is burning. Hatred and injustice were pandemics in this country long before COVID-19 showed up. We are fighting two viruses at the same time. Both have the potential to isolate us from each other or […]
Rhyan LaMarr is a Christian Hip-Hop recording artist, filmmaker, and a true renaissance man. “Fight Another Day” was written and produced by LaMarr, Jack Red & Mod G. “Fight Another Day” features LaMarr, Gospel great Shirley Murdock, Emmy-award nominated Destorm Power, Empire’s’ Ta’Rhonda Jones, Chicago Crooner Jack Red, Latin music star Angie Rose, The River Duram Choir and North Carolina native Mod […]
The Queen of Underground Soul, Sy Smith releases her follow up video to “Camelot.” “Sometimes A Rose Will Grow in Concrete” is described as an “ode to Black people.” In the continuation from “Camelot,” SRWGC also has content footage of her trip to Tanzania. “This song is really an ode to Black […]
Journalist and author A.R. Shaw covered President Barack Obama’s terms in office from 2008 to 2016. He has released his six chapter eBook “How President Barack Obama Would Have Handled COVID-19: A Look at Obama’s Fight Against Global Pandemics.” In “How President Barack Obama Would Have Handled COVID-19,” Shaw reviews the […]
Dyana Williams is one of the co-creators of Black Music Month, but her experience, career, and passion go beyond one month. You want to know how far back her love of music goes? Williams has a scar on her head from playing with a radio that fell at the age of […]
For decades, mental health has been ignored within the Black community. Depression, trauma, PTSD, and more are things that have not only been passed down from generation to generation but is also a product of our environment. Working through issues and traumas take a lot of work, but Mike Hill has […]
Mya’s tone, music, and spirit helps calm the mind. Her new single “Space & Time” is no exception, adds her catalogue, and can be seen as a representation of growth and decision making. needed at the moment. Co-written by Charles Harmon, Claude Kelly, and Mya herself, “Space & Time” focuses on […]
Earlier, it was reported that former officer Derek Chauvin was arrested with no charges yet. Chauvin has officially been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter. After George Floyd was killed by Chauvin, the video went viral, which resulted in rage and emotions. One of the results was the destruction as a […]
Brian McKnight has earned his place in music history, selling over 25 million albums worldwide, and charting numerous hits across many genres. He has a voice that has transcended decades, and continues to gain fans. McKnight dropped his latest single “Bad,” ahead of his release 20th studio album Exodus. Exodus encompasses […]
With the murder of George Floyd, people are demanding answers and justice. Minneapolis has been protesting since the death happened by former officer Derek Chauvin. As of a few minutes ago, Chauvin has been arrested and taken into custody. It’s important to note he has yet to be charged with anything, […]
Giveon released his debut ep Take Time a few months ago, and to great reviews. While this pandemic and quarantine are still happening, he’s keeping the momentum going by doing acoustic versions of his singles. First “The Beach,” and now “Favorite Mistake.” “We both know it’s wrong, But you’re still coming […]
Mike Phillips is a hailed saxophonist, with an illustrious music career within the Jazz, R&B and Hip-Hop worlds. “Flava In Ya Ear” is a classic, and a staple amongst the community, so if a remix happens, it has to be done in a different style that still honors the original. The […]
