*(CNN) — The artist with the most Grammy nominations this year, nine, is a Black woman. (That artist is SZA.) Here’s why that is significant. Back in 2017, there was a lot of discussion about the Recording Academy and race after Adele topped Beyoncé and three other nominees to win the prestigious Album of the
‘Reflections’ is the new EP from GRAMMY-nominated LA-trio Moonchild aka Amber Navran, Andris Mattson, & Max Bryk. Inspired by the band’s iconic Tiny Desk performance (now on 4.9 million views), the ‘Reflections’ project sees the band reimagine and revisit old songs, including some of the trio’s biggest hits. An essential collection for all Moonchild fans
Musician, comedian, and theoretical physicist Brian Wecht has released the debut solo album of his smooth jazz persona Trey Magnifique. Mature Situations is out today on all digital platforms and available on cassette tape HERE. Although the vinyl version has sold out, more are currently being made and will be available soon.GET INTO MATURE SITUATIONS:
Al Green, born Albert Greene on April 13, 1946, in Forrest City, Arkansas, is a legendary American singer, songwriter, and record producer known for his unparalleled contributions to soul and gospel music. Often referred to as “The Reverend,” Al Green’s distinctive voice and charismatic stage presence have left an indelible mark on the music industry.
Montana, a vast expanse of rugged mountains, expansive prairies, and pristine wilderness, has fostered a unique musical scene that resonates with the spirit of the Big Sky Country. From the peaks of the Rockies to the valleys adorned with wildflowers, Montana’s singers draw inspiration from the natural beauty that defines the state. In the small
Mississippi, steeped in the rich history of the Delta blues and the cultural tapestry of the Deep South, has been a cradle for some of the most influential voices in American music. From the cotton fields to the riverbanks, Mississippi’s singers have emerged from the heart of the South, leaving an indelible mark on the
Minnesota, known for its lakes, prairies, and a distinctive blend of urban and rural life, has fostered a diverse and influential musical community. From the Twin Cities’ vibrant urban scenes to the serene landscapes of the North Star State, Minnesota’s singers have left an indelible mark on the national and international stage. In the heart
Michigan, a state defined by its Great Lakes, industrial prowess, and cultural diversity, has birthed a vibrant musical scene that mirrors the dynamism of its landscapes. From the urban rhythms of Detroit to the tranquil melodies inspired by the Upper Peninsula’s natural beauty, Michigan’s singers have woven a rich tapestry of sound that resonates with
“ICU” was Coco Jones’ first song to top Billboard and radio earlier this year. Now, the Camper-produced track honors the rising singer with her first career nominations at the 66th Grammys Awards. Honored with five nominations, Jones contends mainly in the R&B, Rap, & Spoken Word Poetry Field, with four R&B nominations. Jones is up
J-Sol’s new single “Toxic Love” features a horn-mad partner treating him like a boy toy. The tune’s production, helmed by Butta-N-Bizkit (John Legend, Ledisi, Mali Music), embodies an Afro-fusion vibe, while the lyrics depict the British-Nigerian artist’s inner turmoil with a woman who holds power over him. J-Sol sings, ” I don’t even wanna beat