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Tag Archives: Wyclef Jean
Throwback, With Harlem’s Dave East “Slow Down,” Featuring Soulful Jazzy Amra (Video)
In 2017, Dave East was back with some new visuals for his track “Slow Down,” featuring Wyclef Jean protegee Jazzy Amra soulfully killing the vocals.
49th NAACP Image Awards, Vanguard Award 2018
The surviving 1968 sanitation workers – some of them are still on the job – were presented with the prestigious NAACP Vanguard Award in conjunction with the 49th NAACP Image Awards at the historic Lorraine Motel in Memphis, TN, now the site of the National Civil Rights Museum. Continue Reading →
TV One Presents 11th Season Of Unsung, Featuring Wyclef Jean
TV One‘s longest-running and award-winning series Unsung moves to Sunday nights and kicks off an electrifying 11th season with a premiere featuring Wyclef Jean. It has been 20 years since the debut of Wyclef Jean‘s first solo album, The Carnival. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Rev. Al Sharpton And Others Honored At The FACE List Awards Gala
Pan-African Media Company Face2Face Africa has officially announced the honorees for the 2017 FACE List Awards taking place on Saturday, July 15th, 2017 in New York City. Continue Reading →
Maurice Brown Signature Jazz Sound At Harlem Arts Festival 2017 (Video)
Check out the contemporary Jazz trumpeter/MC /Producer Maurice “Mobetta” Bro wn, if you haven’t heard of him he’s at the upcoming Harlem Arts Festival 2017. Continue Reading →
Join Harlem Fave Wyclef Jean Talk At AOL Build
Wyclef Jean takes the stage to discuss and perform songs off his new EP, “J’ouvert.” The record’s name is an ode to the start of carnival in the Caribbean. Continue Reading →
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