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12 Rising Black Artists To Check Out For Black Music Month 2026
There’s nothing better than celebrating artists who we’re rooting for around The Honey POP. We especially love spotlighting the beautiful Black artists on the come
Professional Artists To Mentor Students At 2026 Kenya Music Festival
The government has begun implementing President William Ruto’s directive to integrate professional artists into the Kenya Music Festival programme. The move is aimed at strengthening
The Lasting Impact of Kirk Franklin on Gospel Music
Source: @nia_noelle / Reach Media Few artists have transformed a genre quite like gospel icon Kirk Franklin. When he emerged on the music scene in
Streets That Still Sing: Preserving Black Music History in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Across Tennessee, some of the most important streets in Black music history are being remembered in two ways at the same
Our Origin | Music In Africa
OUR ORIGIN SOUTH AFRICA 2026 16–18 October 2026 | Cradle of Humankind A three day gathering at the beginning of our future. Main Festival Day:
Spotify Reports 93% Growth in Local Consumption of Kenyan Music
Afropop musician Bien Aime Barasa has emerged as the ‘most streamed’ Kenyan music artist on streaming platform Spotify, solidifying his dominance in driving local music
On Clive Davis and the death of a music mogul
The best way to encapsulate the complex, game-changing legacy of Clive Davis, the legendary label head who died Monday at 94, is through his discovery
Black Music Month Concert to Honor Zachary Breaux
Black Music Month Concert to Honor Zachary Breaux Published 2:42 pm Tuesday, June 23, 2026 By Manuel Breaux Jr. / Special to The News There
Eminem Ruling, Drake OVO Case, Supreme Court: Music Law Weekly Recap
THE BIG STORY: It’s probably where this was headed all along. Songwriter Cyril Vetter’s much-discussed legal battle over copyright termination reached the U.S. Supreme Court
Review: “The Music is Black, A British Story” at V&A East
The landmark exhibition traces the emergence of eight genres of Black British music—from lovers rock and Brit funk to grime—while rooting them in centuries of