Houston’s Rice University honors New Orleans hip hop legend Mia X
For those who are still miffed that Lil Wayne won’t be headlining next year’s Super Bowl halftime show, we will be getting some New Orleans rap flavor right here in Houston next week.
Month: September 2024
Frankie Beverly, exuberant singer-songwriter for Maze, dies at 77
His band Maze, one of the most enduring acts in R&B, was once dubbed by Ebony magazine “Black America’s favorite band.” Read More
Billboard’s 2024 R&B/Hip-Hop Power Players: See the Photos
See the star-studded shots from the New York City affair
Rising Star Lul Jam: Virginia Rapper on a Mission to Put Raw Talent First
In an era where overnight fame and manufactured personas often dominate the music scene, Herndon, Virginia's Lul Jam is a breath of fresh air. This 22-year-old
Hip-hop love letter to Duarte’s
A new album dedicated to Duarte’s Tavern and the town of Pescadero was recently released by duo Brycon and Thor Dickinson, the latter also known as“Nord1kone.” It all started after
Kendrick Lamar’s Childhood Friend Drops A Bombshell Following Surprise Release
Kendrick Lamar is apparently kicking his rollout into full gear with the release of a new untitled song on Instagram.
Rich Homie Quan’s death continues a sad trend for Atlanta
Local music industry experts discuss how losing Rich Homie Quan and others negatively impacts Atlanta's Black culture.
SZA Skipped the 2024 MTV VMAs but Shared Her Red Carpet Look From Afar
SZA has an impressive seven nominations at tonight’s MTVVMAs, but the singer still opted to skip the Elmont, New York show. Read More
Pharrell & Chad Hugo Not Speaking Amid Neptunes Legal Battle
Pharrell has revealed that he and Chad Hugo are not currently on speaking terms amid their legal dispute over the trademark rights to The Neptunes' name.
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