From stirring anthems to hard hitting bars and ballads, unravel the narratives, emotions, and musical craftsmanship that define the masterpieces that end albums . Join us as we unveil the secrets behind songs that bid farewell, leaving us longing for more, yet satisfied in their perfect conclusion, starting with “Futura Free” by Frank Ocean.

“The Saturday Night Tour” presented by Bryce Vine, with support from Hoodie Allen and Yoshi T was billed as a concert. Click here to find out how the show was and meant so much more to not only the fans, but the performers themselves.

March’s edition of our monthly playlist, “NVR KNEW”, Your next set of artists to have on repeat. Learn about the talents unfolding right under your nose. If you never knew, now you know.

Hyperpop is a genre that faces a lot of backlash, both critically and casually. It is constantly bashed for its sound, its perceived lack of technical complexity, and is generally misunderstood. However, the tide seems to be turning. Hyperpop finally is transcending its status as a microgenre, and is spreading its roots throughout various avenues of the music industry.  Click here to find out more about the rise of an unconventional genre and it’s pioneers.

In her relentless pursuit of artistic excellence, Camille stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation, challenging conventional boundaries and reshaping the landscape of contemporary music. Learn more about her musical endeavors as a black creative here.

Daylon Hicks' creative vision is characterized by minimalism and vibrant expression— a reflection of his belief that less is more, yet color and vibrancy are essential elements in conveying emotion and identity. Learn more about Hicks and his prosperous creative outlet, ‘A Rabbit’s Hole.’

“Here For NY” was marketed as a genreless festival that would showcase an eclectic array of experimental music and pushing boundaries, all while fostering artist involvement and it was all of that and more. Check out why!

In her quest to amplify the voices of her community, Shawna strives to create a nurturing space for fellow creatives, fostering collaboration and camaraderie in an industry often fraught with competition and exploitation. Learn more about how this black artist brings people up with her at any given opportunity.

In the first part of our four part series covering African American creatives, We highlight Danaér, a talented photographer, graphic designer, and digital renaissance man that is driven by the creative process. Learn more about his story and his work right here.

February’s edition of our monthly playlist, “NVR KNEW”. Read more about some of these smaller musical talents, and allow us to introduce you to the next artist you’ll fall in love with.