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Black Music Month: 100 Best Songs Of All Time – The 1990s

Welcome to the era of supa-dupa-fly!
06/23/2021

BET Awards 2022: The Very Best BET Awards Moments That Went Viral
BET Awards 2022

See when the BET Awards broke the internet.
05/28/2021
XXXXX performs live for fans at the 2016 Byron Bay Bluesfest on March 24, 2016 in Byron Bay, Australia.

Method Man, Redman Join D’Angelo’s Verzuz Battle

The single headliner was full of surprises!
02/28/2021
THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON -- Episode 0458 -- Pictured: Musical guest D'Angelo performs on April 26, 2016 -- (Photo by: Andrew Lipovsky/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank)

D’Angelo Scheduled For The Next Verzuz Battle

The event will take place at the Apollo Theater on Feb. 27.
02/15/2021

Legendary Trumpeter Roy Hargrove Passes Away At 49

He worked with Common, D'Angelo, and others.
11/03/2018

When Hip-Hop Is More Progressive Than the Country That Birthed It

Rap music always has a way of pushing us forward.
11/09/2016

10 Reasons D'Angelo Is the Black Messiah

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D'Angelo's Prince Tribute Was So Fitting

This was really amazing.
04/27/2016
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10 Artists That Channel Prince in Their Music

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Do Call It a Comeback - The musical comeback is a unicorn. It’s all the way rare. When it does come, it comes in the form of singles that propel big albums. Artists like MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice have given it a try and oh, how they’ve failed, while legends have done it and the results were phenomenal. As of late, current artists are giving it a go. Let's all remember Adele's monumental return with "Hello," which arguably set a standard for artist comebacks to follow. Some are still trying it. Iggy Azalea is back with “Team” and Keri Hilson was supposedly going to drop a single last week from her upcoming album. Well, we don’t know what the result will be from their efforts, but we can look back at the music comebacks that were successful in bringing back artists that we weren’t quite ready to let go. – Jon Reyes (Photo from left: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images, Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images, Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Marvin Gaye, Prince and Other Artists Who Revived Their Careers With One Single

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We Lost a Legend This Week - Maurice White, the founder and leader of Earth, Wind & Fire, died at age 74 in Los Angeles this week. Earth, Wind & Fire was one of the most legendary and successful groups of the '70s. They’re set to be honored at this year’s Grammys. The group helped to influence and shape the music industry, but more specifically, hip hop culture. Here are a few hits that sampled and were definitely impacted by this timeless group. — Mya Abraham(Photo: Steve Grayson/WireImage)

10 of the Best Earth, Wind & Fire Samples in Hip Hop Songs

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