Music

Released a year ago today, the song was more than a diss track; it was a revolutionary moment for the reclamation of Black culture.

Here are 7 Black country musicians who have redefined the genre.

Dr. Bobby Jones, gospel vocalist, TV and radio host, will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award during The Recording Academy’s Special Merit Awards ceremony during Grammy week. Jones’ love of music blossomed as a youth when he sang with the church choir. He set out for Nashville, Tennessee as soon as he could and ended up […]

This year’s nominees reflect a diverse blend of styles and eras—from pop and rock to hip-hop, country, and R&B.

Quincy Jones, dead at age 91, was not only prominent in the secular world. He also dabbled in the gospel music realm.

Sean "Diddy" Combs' music is streaming at a higher rate now that he's been indicted, arrested and jailed for alleged sex trafficking, data shows.

The DNC showed up to say they weren't there to compete against the RNC. They were there to show them and the world how it's done.  

As an Afro-Latina opera singer and scholar, Zuly Inirio’s presence in the genre has been marked by both invisibility and hypervisibility.

Musician and photographer Nathan Cephas finds beauty in the honesty of imperfection and his relationship with Pittsburgh.

How Michael Chapman Hip Hop Orchestra introduces orchestral and acoustic instruments to youth through contemporary hip-hop.

Artists like Meshell Ndegeocello and Rhymefest share their love of James Baldwin, whose voice we hear in Kendrick Lamar's lyrics, too.

Pittsburgh singer-songwriter LoRen serves up a melting pot of music genres, from R&B to country to gospel, and promotes original music, inspiration and even Black maternal health.