“I’m Going Down” by DRAKExTAYLOR DRAKExTAYLOR asks “What is the next level of R&B?” He says: “As an artist who has a mission to break the rules, I frequently ask myself this exact question. I concluded that it is more emotion, style, and embracing the Hyperpop/Emo wave.” “My song “I’m Going Down” drops does just
R&B artist Mavis Swan Poole SWAN is an Award winning Jazz, Soul/RnB, Gospel, & Reggae Singer Songwriter who’s worked w Lauryn Hill, Prince, Sheryl Crow, The Heavy, Gladys Knight, Roy Hargrove, The Wailers, Shirley Caesar, & Mavis Staples. She’s performed @ Coachella, Essence, Jazz In The Garden. TV-‘Vinyl’ (HBO), Jimmy Fallon. She is a singer’s
In the southwest, a blaze that started in July has reignited because of the heat and the dry air, scorching an additional 26 square miles of bushes and forest.
The warming at the top of the globe, a sign of climate change, is happening much faster than previously described compared with the global average, scientists said Thursday.
Antony J. Blinken, the U.S. secretary of state, said he had warned the leaders of both nations over violence in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A new heat wave and dry air reignited a wildfire that first started in July, burning dozens of miles of woodlands and forcing thousands of people to evacuate.
Now that Joe Manchin has saved the Democratic agenda, how should liberals think about him?
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