Music - Page 221

For more than three decades, The LOX have made a rare kind of hip-hop history: not simply as lyricists with one of the genre’s most formidable catalogs, but as three men who have remained connected through childhood, industry battles, solo success and the seismic changes of a culture they helped shape. Before the platinum records, […]

Harlem nonprofit LES celebrates 10 years empowering Black youth through education, mentorship, and community engagement.

R&B singer Eric Benét shares excitement for One Voyage cruise, reflects on his musical legacy and impact.

Gospel music has always been a sacred and pivotal genre, especially when it comes to its influence. Though gospel can be traced back to the early 17th century, the early moldings of gospel music began with old negro spirituals that derived from slaves creating songs from Bible verses. Gospel would later transition into a more […]

T.I. prepares to retire after 20+ years as a hip-hop icon, ranked from worst to best albums

The hits made them stars, but the deep cuts made us fans! See if you know any of these "B-Side Bangers" by 2Pac.

Black queer artists are redefining music, embracing their identities and talent across genres from R&B to hip hop.

GRAMMY-winning lyricist Rapsody gears up for a new album this summer with a lead single that pays homage to our cultural hair story.

The first Black woman to head a major record label will be presented with the BET Ultimate Icon award.

Fat Daddy, a Southern soul singer, is excited for the One Voyage Cruise and giving back to HBCUs.

D-Nice's career took off when he stopped performing a 'cool' image and embraced his authentic self, building on years of industry connections.

Atlanta rapper Fatt Smaxk shares his journey from tragedy to triumph, fueling his music with raw passion and authenticity.