Last year, Yung Miami suggested that Tyla borrowed the idea for her “Put Me In Chanel” song after hearing her “Take Me To Chanel.”
What does liberty actually mean when the ground beneath us still feels so fundamentally unstable? If you are looking for an instrumental soundtrack to help untangle that very question, look no further than the Washington, D.C.-based string trio, The String Queens.
According to Beyoncé’s father and the group’s former manager, Mathew Knowles, new remixes may be on the way.
Beyoncé's 'B'Day' album cemented her status as a cultural icon with its fearless, experimental sound. Two decades later, it still goes hard.
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There is a quiet grief that Black women know too well. Atlanta-based neo-soul and Hip-Hop artist King Cooley finds beauty within the tragedy with her new album 'KILN: Forged Through Fire.'
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Ella Mai returns with 'Do You Still Love Me' tour, bringing new production and personal album to fans across the US, Europe, and UK.
'To Whom This May Concern' is the long-awaited follow up to Scott’s fifth studio album 'Woman,' released in 2015.
Usher and Chris Brown join forces for the Raymond and Brown tour. Check out our dream set list for the tour inside.
10 artists are first-time nominees, including Mariah Carey, Phil Collins, and Wu-Tang Clan. Final selections will be made by over 1,200 industry professionals and historians.
Rochelle Jordan has always made music on her own terms. The London-bred artist returned in September with "Through the Wall."