The music industry has exploited Black artists since its inception — and the call for reparations is growing
Many Black artists were denied ‘compensation, control and credit for their creations,’ says legal scholar Kevin Greene.
Beloved Black Music Legends Who Are Still Alive and Kicking
This week, fans are still mourning the passing of a couple of Black music’s best – Frankie Beverly and Tito Jackson. But as ...
Why the Founder of This 8-Figure Business Traded His CEO Title for a Music Career
Dusty Black, who founded the six-time Inc. 5000 company Black Tie Moving, forged his second act with some encouragement from ...
Black artists have been exploited for decades. A new series explores the fight for fair pay in music
The Battle for Black Music is a three-part series about the experiences of Black artists in the music industry. Now streaming ...
CMA Awards snub Beyoncé, proving Black women are still unwelcome in country music
For everybody else who knows better, Beyoncé's success was never going to knock down the walls that have been barring Black ...
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INTERVIEW: Black Pumas bring psychedelic soul to Music at Maymont
Adrian Quesada of psychedelic soul duo Black Pumas, performing soon at Music at Maymont, describes the band as “electric ...
Big Boi, Black Pumas light up Day 1 of Music at the Intersection
A special guest joined the Black Pumas on stage and the mayor declared Sept. 14 Chingy Day in honor of the party-anthem ...
With love and joy, Mickey Guyton shares her side of country music
The singer-songwriter will perform at Union Stage on Thursday, Sept. 26.