A lot of really cool things have happened this month, aside from music with another art love of mine….. FILM!! So excited to have had my movie PIMP play at The Tribeca More »
Sharlene-Monique’s “Awe & Wonder” featuring Billy Crabtree from her Destiny EP is a soothing but festive reminder to never get lost in mundane concerns. The EP comes after her single “You” streamed More »
Miguel’s video for “Come Through And Chill” is about his appreciation for women. The singer watches them having dance rehearsals while J.Cole spits his rap to a woman on the phone. The More »
OSHUN’s bittersweet vol. 1 is a trove of R&B and hip-hop meditations touching on things like being in love and self-actualization. It is the third full-length from the New York duo of More »
Magestik Legend of Michigan’s The Black Opera hip-hop group is releasing his third full-length album, All This Time in May. The mini-documentary Mind Woes: The Journey puts the camera on a day in More »
Pro Era announces the fourth annual STEEZ Day Festival to honor their late comrade Capital STEEZ. Steez founded the Beast Coast movement and was an originator of Pro Era. The festival is returning to the site of the first STEEZ Day, Central Park. The lineup includes the Pro Era family, Flatbush Zombies, The Underachievers, STRO and more to be announced. Tickets for STEEZ Day will go on sale Friday at noon ET.
Raury shared his The Woods album today after posting the songs a few days ago indicating they were part of a larger project. The 22-song album has appearances from Corinne Bailey Rae, Mecca, Jaixx, Telana and Adia. The Georgia-based artist who recently parted ways with Columbia referenced the split on Twitter by saying that “Industry play too many games gonna just wing it, follow my heart and do it my way.”
South London singer Laolu returns after an almost three-year hiatus with new music from her forthcoming All In Me EP. “How To Feel” is taken from a situation the artist recently experienced. Laolu says,
“This song was about something I experienced recently – that pensive insecure feeling of uncertainty in a relationship. The song originally started out as something completely different, but Dunc Suei, the producer, and I decided the song should go in this direction based on the vibe we got while recording, luckily the song turned out to be a proper R&B jam.”
Laolu’s All In Me EP release date is TBA.
