Join Harlemite Moikgantsi Kgama, founder and executive producer of ImageNation, as she talks about her new program SAVE A SEAT campaign, the Sol Cinema Cafe, indie film and more with host Danny Tisdale, on The Danny Tisdale Show. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Erykah Badu
HW Pick: The Visual For “Honey Dew” Is Here! (Video)
The dynamic New York music dou Lion Babe here’s their great single, Honey Dew, we can’t get enough of their Baduism! Continue Reading →
Beverly Bond Talks “Black Girls Rock!” At Build
The Black Girls Rock movement was conceived by Beverly Bond as a mission to uplift black women, to show them respect, to strip away the self-hate and marginalization, and to proclaim, “Hey black girl, you rock.” Continue Reading →
Black Joy in the Hour of Chaos At Harlem Stage
Join Harlem Stage and Jooksi as they use music as a springboard for dynamic dialogue through a participant driven listening session exploring the singular and intersecting themes of blackness, joy and chaos Continue Reading →
Mack Wilds “Love In The 90s” With Teddy Riley… (video)
Grammy Award®-nominated singer, songwriter, performer, actor, and all-around entertainer MACK WILDS returns with his brand new single, “Love In The 90z.” The song is available at all digital retailers today through Louder Than Life/Epic Records. Continue Reading →
Marc Rasbury Talks Sports On Harlem World Radio (Pt. #1)
Get some tea, and turn on the radio for Harlem man Marc “The Raz” Rasbury. Marc Rasbury is a true Harlem Renaissance man with a passion for sports writing and photojournalism from his love of being a former college basketball player. Continue Reading →
Roy Ayers Live At SummerStage In Harlem
Vibraphonist/vocalist Roy Ayers is among the best-known, most-loved and respected jazz/R&B artists on the music-scene today. Continue Reading →
Souleo: Hennessy Doc Explores Brand’s Relationship With African-Americans
By Souleo
So what do you get when you combine a spirit brand with social justice, stir, and garnish with a jazz and hip-hop twist? The answer is all in the title of the documentary, “An Unexpected History: The Story of Hennessy and African-Americans.” Continue Reading →
Dave East’s ‘Straight Outta Harlem’ Interview
We’ve heard it time and time again, those worn out and cliché lines about how New York Rap has lost its “essence” or the most famous one, “New York rap is not the same” seem to be brought up in almost every convo relating to the genre. Continue Reading →