BROOKLYN’S FINEST: MARK ‘MIZ’ ADAMS
MARK“MIZ” ADAMS is a New York native who is no stranger to the street life. He grew up in Lafayette Gardens, one the toughest neighborhoods in Bedford Stuyvesant,…
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Play: My Juilliard
As part of the RHYTHMCOLOR ASSOCIATES 6th POURRAI! World Women Works Series... We invite you to join us for a reading produced by Jacqueline Jeffries My Juilliard Will…
4EY THE FUTURE
The music industry is in desperate need of a new sound and here to fill that void is new super-group, 4EVER YOUNG “THE FUTURE”, comprised of three multi-talented…
MALUWA: sounds of change
What is the true defintion of an artist? One who possesses superior skill or ability and is engaged in one or more of any broad spectrum of activities…
Judy Torres, Queen of Freestyle Plays Lehman Center
Producer Sal Abbatiello of Fever Records is once again bringing Latin freestyle music to the stage via his Forever Freestyle 9 show which takes place in the Bronx,…
Michael Jackson Tribute Extravaganza Coming to NJPAC
Michael Jackson’s death on June 25, 2009, sent shockwaves throughout the world. “The Man in the Mirror” was “Gone too Soon.” We were grieved and “Sad” and knew…
PARDON HIS FRESH
Pardison Fontaine Sat. Feb.14th, 2015 Club Purlieu Queens, N.Y. The FRESHMAN TAKEOVER, hosted by DJ SUSSONE, showcased some of the hottest new artists currently making their ways to…
NEW AFRICAN POETRY FINDS ITS VOICE ON THE WEB
Feb. 16 (GIN) – From the pages of private notebooks to the dog-eared copies of rare published editions, the works of modern African poets are emerging with great…
SUPERSTAR KIDJO PICKS UP 2ND GRAMMY FOR ‘EVE’ – A ‘WOMEN’S’ ALBUM
NEW YORK, Feb. 16, 2015 (IPS) - African singer, showstopper and activist Angélique Kidjo, won her second Grammy Award for the Best World Music Album which she dedicated…
Liberia: Tales of War and Peace
The author, right, shown with the book reviewer Harrowing December by Momoh Sekou Dudu Outskirt Press, 210pp. $26.95 Book Reviewed by Nvasekie N. Konneh The author begins his…