We’re just days away from Music’s Biggest Night. The 64th Grammy Awards will take place this Sunday, April 3, at the MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The ceremony, hosted by Trevor Noah, airs live at 8 p.m. EST ...
Singer Eric Roberson has just released his latest album “Lessons” and you can stream it now on all platforms and on his official website EricRobersonMusic.com. We have been building up to the moment of the album’s release via the title ...
Jazmine Sullivan is getting credit for the hard work she’s put in over the years to be deemed one of the most respected singers of her generation. Though Sullivan debuted nearly 15 years ago, thanks to her breakthrough album Fearless, ...
Having a number-one single (“I Hate U”) at urban radio isn’t all SZA has going for herself without a recent album release. The multi-platinum superstar drew in several 2022 Grammy nominations for her work with genre-bending artist Doja Cat last ...
Chris Brown is back with his new single “WE (Warm Embrace)”. The song, which was co-written by Vedo, puts Chris back into his element as the bedroom record is exactly what a lot diehard fans have been asking for. “Warm ...
The biggest night in American music sees Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X, Jon Batiste, Olivia Rodrigo and Silk Sonic among those battling for awards Abba – I Still Have Faith in YouJon Batiste – FreedomTony Bennett & Lady Gaga – ...
After going pretty much off the grid following the release of his debut album Soulquarius, Phabo has returned with a new single called “Before I Let Her Go.” The sleek, downtempo groove was written by Phabo and co-produced by the ...
After releasing his dance anthem “Iffy,” Chris Brown returns to the bedroom for his latest single “WE (Warm Embrace),” produced by Don City. Co-written by Brown, Vedo and Don City, “Warm Embrace” shows the tender side of Brown as he ...
Ari Lennox gifts fans with not one, but two new tracks: “Coming Down” and “Blackberry Sap.” Both songs are lifted from her label Dreamville’s D-Day: A Gangsta Grillz Mixtape, which is out today. On “Coming Down,” inspired by Mary J. Blige’s ...
Janet Jackson had to have seen her name everywhere in 2004. Perhaps the attendant and overblown Super Bowl XXXVIII Halftime Show headlines swarming had a lot to do with it. Inarguably, those nasty tabloids and vicious reports upstaged the release ...