Black Music Month
Derty Den discussed his rise in the music industry through key partnerships, a notable mixtape, and significant connections.
Waleed Coyote shared his journey from learning English via BET and MTV to founding the platinum-selling Othaz Records.
Queen Izzy, blending American and Nigerian influences, is currently shining on "Deb's House" with a new album on the horizon.
Toosii discussed his new music and took on rapid-fire questions with Brian Dawson and RoyalTea in celebration of Black Music Month.
It's Black Music Month! Producer, Sean Da Firzt, shared his take on Black music and shared some memorable moments from his career.
It's Black Music Month! DJ Chuck T stopped in to give free game about the music industry and share the importance of Black music.
As we celebrate Black Music Month, it’s crucial to connect the pioneering voices of the past with the dynamic artists of today. Lucille Bogan, the raw and unfiltered blues singer of the early 20th century, and Sexyy Red, the unapologetic raw rapper of our time, exemplify a powerful lineage of Black female artists who challenge […]
Legendary singer Chaka Khan joined NPR’s Tiny Desk for an unforgettable performance celebrating Black Music Month. Watch inside.
Black Music Month, celebrated in June, honors the profound influence of African American musicians on the global music landscape. R&B (Rhythm and Blues) has been a cornerstone of Black music, evolving from the blues and jazz traditions of the early 20th century. R&B emerged in the 1940s and has continuously shaped popular music with its […]
Tems was vulnerable, raw, and expressive. It was a whole vibe.
To honor Black Music Month, here are some of the artists that, unbeknownst to a lot of us, have ties to North Carolina.
June is Black Music Month and NPR has announced an iconic lineup to be featured on Tiny Desk this month.