October is coming to an end, but the good thing is we got a solid month of releases. With Drake, Offset Westside Gunn, and Sampha being the more notable releases this month. We also had artist like Jay Worthy, and…
Read moreSt. Louis singer Jordan Ward hit NPR’s Tiny Desk stage to perform several of his songs from his Forever album that released earlier this year. Ward is backed by up and coming singer Alex Vaughn who released her album The…
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Welcome back for another week of Enforcer Friday. Last week I got some much needed time off, and I feel refreshed and rejuvenated to inform you all about my selections for the week. This week I will be focusing on…
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Under the theme of “Give the DJ their Flowers: Tribute to DJ Grandmaster Flowers,” the 2nd annual music festival will take attendees on a journey through five decades of Hip-Hip – headlined by DJ G.Wiz – Saturday, October 21 at Off…
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Hello, and I hope all of you all are doing well on this first Friday of October. This week we have October’s very own Drake dropping his new album For All My Dogs, Earl Sweatshirt and the Alchemist linking up…
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Hope everyone is feeling good this Friday, it has been a good month of solid music releases. Though I hate seeing another month go off the books, I’m always optimistic for the coming months, especially since a brother will be…
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Welcome back, I hope everyone has had a wonderful summer as today is the last day of the season. The warmer weather is great in all, but this year was one for the records. Personally, I love the fall because…
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The 400 Years of African American History Commission in partnership with the Urban League of St. Louis and other agencies will launch part of their Phase III “I Fear 4 My Life” campaign with a community forum and panel discussion….
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So I got the opportunity to attend this year’s Music at the Intersection! And well I must say it was bright, bold, and beautifully diverse. Several black women took the stage on the night and didn’t disappoint. Here are a…
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In its 166th year, Harris-Stowe State University continues on its path of educational and institutional excellence. As a husband of an alum, I take immense pride in the commitment towards those ends from Stowe’s excellent President Dr. LaTonia Collins-Smith, the…
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We are officially at the halfway point of September and I got a few new picks for you all to add to your catalog. This week we have new releases from Nas, Rod Wave, Cleo Sol, Diddy, plus several new…
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This weekend St. Louis will be front and center thanks to Music at the Intersection. Starting in 2021, the two day festival celebrates St. Louis’s contribution to the music, culture, and artist rich heritage across the American songbook ranging from…
Read moreThough Hip Hop turned 50 years old last month, September has proven to be a historic month for the genre. From the infamous release date of September 29th, 1998 when Outkast, A Tribe Called Quest, Black Star, and Jay- Z…
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After nearly seven years to the day, Beyoncè returned to St. Louis Monday night (August 21) at The Dome at America’s Center. The Renaissance World Tour (RWT) began late spring in Stockholm, Sweden in support of her seventh solo album, Renaissance.
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Is it me are does it seem like August has gone by quickly? It is already the last Friday of the month and we have several releases to talk about from Sauce Walka to Terrance Martin and James Fauntleroy. We…
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