Puerto Rico are a vibrant celebration of the island’s rich culture and spirited identity. They resonate with the lively rhythms of salsa, bomba, and reggaeton, echoing through colorful streets and tropical landscapes. These melodies capture the essence of a place where music flows through the veins of its people. Many of these songs pay homage
Songs about Wyoming resonate with the rugged beauty and untamed wilderness of the Cowboy State. They evoke the sweeping plains, the towering peaks of the Rockies, and the pristine expanses of Yellowstone National Park. These melodies convey a sense of freedom and a deep connection to the land. Many of these songs pay homage to
Songs about Wisconsin paint a musical portrait of the state’s diverse and idyllic landscapes. They resonate with the lush dairy farms, pristine lakeshores, and the rolling hills of the Driftless Area. These melodies evoke a sense of pastoral tranquility and a deep connection to the land. Many of these songs pay homage to Wisconsin’s agricultural
Grammy winner SZA has earned her third No. 1 hit at Mainstream Top 40 radio, with “Snooze” rising from No. 3 to the top spot. It’s her second solo No. 1 on this format this year, following “Kill Bill,” which also topped the rhythmic radio chart. SZA kicked off her No. 1 career on Mainstream
Summer Walker will release, Girls Need Love (Girls Mix), on Oct. 20 via LVRN/Interscope Records. The maxi-single compilation will feature five versions of her 2018 single, “Girls Need Love,” including collaborations with emerging female artists Victoria Monét, Tyla, and Tink. There are two other versions of the song – an explicit solo version and a
Rising singer Journey Montana expresses her frustration towards a former lover on her new single, “Jack,” delving into the details of her grievances. No, Montana didn’t name her new song after an ex named Jack. She took the name partly from Ray Charles’ soul classic “Hit the Road Jack,” one of her favorite songs. With
Singer and poet Jamila Woods has returned with her third album, Water Made Us, via Jagjaguwar. The 17-track offering includes the previously shared songs “Tiny Garden” featuring duendita, “Boomerang,” “Good News” and “Practice” featuring Saba. “Water Made Us is a study on relationships,” explains Woods. “My heart is wired this way for a reason and I’m
Emerging singer and songwriter Johnny Manuel has returned with his second EP, Blue. It’s the follow-up to his 2022 debut EP, Younger Skin. “With last year’s Younger Skin EP, I was mainly focused on telling my story and introducing my authentic self to the masses, but with Blue my focus was to hone in on the
New objects are available online in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the publication of Wheatley Peters’ poems, including the only copy of the poet’s long-lost “Ocean” poem in her handwriting (Black PR Wire) —The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) has acquired the largest private collection of items to bring
By Cheyanne Mumphrey and Annie Ma, AP Education Writers For more than a month, Darryl George, a Black high school student in Texas, spent each school day sitting by himself in punishment over his hairstyle. This week, he was sent to a separate disciplinary program, where he’s been told he will spend several more weeks