The Jazz Education Network (JEN) has opened submissions for performances and presentations for the 2023 JEN Conference to be held Jan. 4-7 in Orlando, Fla. … Read More “The Jazz Education Network Looking for Submissions for Conference” The post The Jazz Education Network Looking for Submissions for Conference appeared first on JazzTimes.
West Palm Beach, FL — Number 1 songstress, KARIMA, returns with the new song “It’s Alright To Cry,” released to digital outlets today. The heartfelt ballad is KARIMA’s follow-up to her DARE Records debut, the chart-topping song “Redeemer.” “It’s Alright To Cry” showcases a different side of Karima’s artistry and ministry, giving listeners easy and…
Refreshing, bold, and innovative; “The Flow,” ReFresh Worship’s debut album takes listeners on a journey that inspires a deeper connection with God. Recorded live in New York, “The Flow” features a breakout single, “Cry Out” – a passionate declaration featuring GRAMMY award-winning artist Naomi Raine. ReFresh Worship started as a dedicated worship team that prioritized…
Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter Peace Adeoye is out with a brand new single titled “Reigneth Forever“. The song is a praise offering that acknowledges God’s faithfulness, goodness, and sovereignty. According to Peace, Reigneth Forever is an expression of the greatness of God towards His creation (us). The new track produced by Mr Wols comes with an…
As of the time of press, Tim Godfrey and Erica Jones‘s wedding is currently taking place in Culpeper, VA, Unites States. After proposing in February, the Nigeria gospel artiste and “Nara” singer, Tim Godfrey finally ties the knot with his fiancee, Erica Jones, in a beautiful wedding ceremony. Earlier today, Tim shared a loved-up pre-wedding…
The latest album from composer, producer and guitarist Christophe Goze is the wonderfully rhythmic ‘Soul To Soul’. It is a fine example of everything that Goze does best, blending contemporary jazz with ambient and world vibes whilst leaning on the influences he has picked up while living in eight, yes eight, different countries. The entire…
By Nicole D. Batey, Special to the AFRO Mayor Brandon M. Scott, local officials and strategic partners, stood outside the War Memorial Building on April 20 to announce the Baltimore Young Families Success Fund (BYFSF), the mayor’s guaranteed income pilot program. The BYFSF will provide 200 young parents, between 18 and 24-years-old, with an unconditional…
Flips and spins hold the gaze of an audience of friends, residents, and family as Raquel Levrone, RN, BSN, CM/DN, debuts her dance routine at Brightview Senior Living in Columbia. Accompanied by her coach and dance partner, Carlos Pabon, this nursing director of the senior living community will compete on April 30 at the Baltimore Marriott…
By Ben Jealous I was trained to fight by my grandmother, Mamie Bland Todd. She would often remind me, “Pessimists are right more often, but optimists win more often.” “In this life you have to decide what’s more important to you.” Then she would add, “As for me, I’ll take winning.” My favorite optimist died…
By Baltimore Gas and Electric BGE has awarded 57 non-profit organizations grants totaling more than $250,000 to support environmental stewardship projects in the company’s service area. Now in its ninth year, the annual BGE Green Grants program has benefitted hundreds of innovative community projects with more than $2 million in charitable giving from BGE. “It…