Posts Tagged ‘Black Musicians’
Beyoncé ties Jay-Z as most nominated artists in Grammys history
Last year, rapper Jay-Z passed Beatle Paul McCartney’s Grammy nomination record. Now, he’s tied by his wife, Beyoncé, with 88 nominations.
Read MoreRematriating the Milwaukee singer who was the 1st African-American woman cantor
Gladys Sellers had humble origins in Milwaukee before she gained notoriety as the first Black woman Jewish cantor in the early 20th century.
Read MoreRihanna Returns to Music With ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Original Song
Musician Rihanna’s newest single will be featured on the soundtrack for Marvel’s upcoming Black Panther: Wakanda Forever film.
Read MoreAmid controversies, one college professor says there’s value in teaching students about Kanye West
Although Kanye’s West recent anti-Semitic social media posts have garnered ire, one professor sees merits in teaching out the musician.
Read MoreLizzo Shuts Down ‘Biggest Criticism’: That She Makes Music For White Audiences
Some people think Lizzo only makes music for white fans, but the singer is adamant that her songs are for Black people like her.
Read MoreCoolio, ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ rapper, dies at 59
Coolio, a Grammy-winning rapper and musician best known for his song “Gangsta’s Paradise” has died at just 59-years-old.
Read MoreMegan Thee Stallion launches website with mental health resources for fans
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion wants her fans to take their mental health seriously and has launched a website to connect them with resources.
Read MoreRihanna to headline Super Bowl 2023 halftime show
After the NFL announced Rihanna will perform at the upcoming Superbowl halftime show, tickets for the game have skyrocketed.
Read MorePharoah Sanders, influential jazz saxophonist, dies at 81
Famed saxophone player Pharoah Sanders has recently passed. His impressive music career spanned six decades, including a 2021 release.
Read MoreLil Nas X Sent Pizza to ‘Homophobic Protestors’ Outside Boston Concert
Musician Lil Nas X shows that he knows how to respond with humor to racists, homophobes, and other naysayers who hope to bring him down.
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