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                                                     Just Announced!!!  Leon & The Peoples will join LL Cool J, Usher, Alicia Keys & more on the 2021 Tom Joyner Star-Studded Fantastic Voyage Cruise setting sail from Miami November 6th-14th with stops in St. Kitts, St. Maarten & San Juan, Puerto Rico. Leon & The Peoples, one of NYC’s hottest bands has developed
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Femi Kuti, the renowned multi-instrumentalist son of legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin have teamed up to co-curate Fela Boxset 5. The set is expected to ship in December and it’s available for preorder. The latest volume in the series comprises seven albums: Why Black Man Dey Suffer, Noise for Vendor
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April Rose Gabrielli’s new single “Do You?” which is currently #24 on the Billboard AC Charts, and also hit #1 on the Mediabase Adult Contemporary Independent Artists ranking and is in the Top 25 on the Mediabase Adult Contemporary Charts,  is racking up prestigious nominations and awards all over the United States.  “Do You?” is
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Ed Sheeran appeared on the latest installment of NPR Music’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert series to perform a slate of songs from his upcoming studio album Equals, out Friday, October 29th. The singer’s five-song set featured the album’s two lead singles, “Bad Habits” and “Shivers,” which set the tone for his shift toward pure pop
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After weeks of being called out as racist and misogynistic, the video for J Balvin and Tokischa’s collaboration “Perra” (“female dog”) disappeared from YouTube on October 17. In an interview with Rolling Stone, Tokischa spoke about the controversy for the first time, saying she’s sorry about how the video had been interpreted. Raymi Paulus, Tokischa’s
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Jay Black, frontman for the Sixties pop-rock hitmakers Jay and the Americans, has died at the age of 82. Black’s family confirmed that the singer died Friday night from complications from pneumonia. In recent years, Black also suffered from dementia. The Brooklyn-born Black (born David Blatt) joined Jay and the Americans in 1962, taking over
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The last thing Lana Del Rey wanted us to know before retiring her Instagram account several weeks ago, was that Blue Banisters, her seventh major-label studio album, tells her story “and does pretty much nothing more.” The note provides an unusual amount of clarity for Del Rey, whose typical album rollouts practically require a degree in
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Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian did exactly the thing you’d expect them to do ahead of Halloween, dress up as famously dysfunctional couple Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen.  Kardashian shared a photo series of the couple’s costume on Instagram with the caption, “Till death do us part.” Super cute, considering Spungen was killed mysteriously with
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