The man who helps put the G in gangsta rap, and who is arguably one of the smoothest rap/producers from the West Coast, is back with his first album in nearly four years, “The Mid-Nite Hour.” Warren G is not only representing Long Beach California (LBC), now he is holding the key to the city.
Read MoreWhether you’re a hip-hop political player like Russell Simmons who launches a clothing line, or an aspiring couture designer, you want to get your product out there. There is no better venue to do this than the exposure you get from MAGIC.
Read MoreBarry’s performing days began early. He’d put on shows at home for his family. He’d stand at piano in the den, put his hat on, grab his mother’s guitar and do covers of Bootsy Collins songs. “I’d always save the really big performances for when my cousins would come down from Jersey,” says Barry.
Read MoreWhen it’s all said and done Quik wants his legacy to be remembered as the cat that defied the odds. The one that went through it the hard way, like he rode through the choppy waters of the ocean on a jet ski, made it to the island, grabbed a gang of rare gold bars and diamonds and came back with that $hi*.
Read MoreMy first interview with Tommy was after he arrived back from Germany, where Black'n Blue recorded their first Geffen Album. Now 20 years later I had the opportunity to ask Tommy about his new job with KISS.
Read MoreNeither hip-hop nor any other genre of music can be held responsible for the actions of a generation of seemingly troubled youth. As a society we need to bridge the gap between ourselves and the youth of today.
Read MoreWith instruments, instruction, outreach and a social conscious to boot, Brad Boynton and his crew of percussive masters have created an environment not just for musicians, but for everyone, regardless of race, color, creed, gender or age.
Read MoreAlthough Usher wasn’t a household name after his first album, he definitely showed enough promise and marketability to be that next big thing in the world of R&B. When his follow up album “My Way” hit the charts in 1997, grown folks had to take a step back and acknowledge the young crooner.
Read MoreJ-Dia says her music is about life experiences but she feels that people want to enjoy music, they don’t want to be preached to. She makes music people can identify with “I’m not trying to preach or teach people anything through my music, that’s not what they want.
Read MoreHosted by Flossin CEO and Editor-In-Chief, John Washington, the show takes an unapologetically Black approach to profiling the people and stories that are significant to the connectivity and advancement of our community.
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