By Patrick Washington, Word in Black The Texas-birthed holiday of Juneteenth is a very interesting holiday, to say the least. See, I, a native-born Texan, have two Yankee parents. As […] The post #WordinBlack: Texas native son talks Juneteenth: better late than never appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers .
After announcing the release of his debut album “Higher Life” on Twitter, Afrogospel artist, Rehmahz finally blesses fans with the 12-track body of work, out today on digital platforms. The new project features well-received songs like EASY ft Bridge Music & Asha Elia, SATISFY ft. Kingdmusic, as well as completely new bangers featuring the likes
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(New York – June 3rd 2022) New York based singer-songwriter Kayana officially kicks off the start of summer today with the release of her new single ‘Paradise’ – out now on all major streaming platforms. Written and produced by Kayana and recorded at Goldheart Studios, ‘Paradise’ channels the sound of summer with a Caribbean vibe.
(June 9th 2022 – Orlando, Florida) Up and coming pop-fusion artist Zaina has released her latest song “Sky Is The Limit” – out now on all major streaming platforms. Written by Zaina and produced by The Online Recording Studio, “Sky Is The Limit” is a beat-heavy anthem which is a fusion of pop, dance and
After giving a gem like “Pieces”, Julez, aka Julian Gardner, is going to drop another masterpiece, “Lift Me Up”. The song is going to be released in July. According to Julez, it is one of the songs that he wrote during the lockdown, just like “Pieces”. Julez stated that the lockdown at home gave him
After Moscow’s invasion, some Ukrainians worry that divided loyalties within the country’s small ethnic Hungarian minority might make it susceptible to pro-Russia propaganda from Hungary.
More military aid for Ukraine.
The two men, who are both from Alabama, were last seen in combat on June 9.
Government officials in the province of British Columbia were aware that suspicious money was entering their revenue stream, but took no steps to stop it.