The neo-soul icon was 51. By Michael Saponara R&B legend D’Angelo has died at 51 years old following a battle with cancer, the singer’s family confirmed in a statement on Tuesday (Oct. 14). “The ...

Ghanaian gospel musician Phoebe Asirah Adjei, known in the music industry as Asirah, has earned a prestigious nomination for “Discovery of the Year” at the 4th Edition of the Praise Achievement Awards ...

Let’s be real: you’ve probably been fooled once (or twice) when you were riding in the backseat of your grandmother‘s Buick on the way to church when an unsuspecting jam came through the car’s ...

Jon B opens up about recording with Tupac two weeks before Vegas, Afeni Shakur’s blessing to release the collab, a surprise call from Michael Jackson, Nas rewriting “Finer Things,” and how his ...

Elvis Presley, often called the King of Rock and Roll, was one of the most influential and successful musicians of the 20th century. Known for his distinctive voice and energetic performances, Elvis ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday announced the return of the Rise Up NYC summer concert series, which will provide 10 free outdoor concerts to New Yorkers across all five boroughs this ...

Tears falling down a face like rain pulled by gravity, slowly building into a downpour—that raw, aching emotion sits at the core of Givēon’s artistry. It’s a feeling he channels through his music, ...

Tamela Mann is a gospel singer, actress, and artist celebrated for her powerful voice and significant contributions to contemporary gospel music. She first gained prominence as a featured vocalist in ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of music, artists who maintain their core values while exploring new creative territory offer powerful lessons in authenticity and growth. The journey of transitioning ...

Marvin Sapp, the multi-platinum gospel artist whose music has amassed more than one billion streams on Pandora, is stepping into fresh creative territory with his latest release. The Valentine’s Day ...

MICHEL MARTIN, BYLINE: By the time Marvin Sapp was 10 years old, he was singing all the time. He sang in church. He sang R&B with his buddies. But then his mother told him he had to make a choice.