After George Floyd’s murder, actor John Boyega is using his platform to express what we as POC are feeling: frustration and anger.
There’s a reason why sobhhï is Dubai’s hottest R&B artist out
With a blend of dreamy R&B, bedroom soul, and rugged hip-hop, SOBBHÏ is one of the chart-topping Dubai artists you should know.
Zonnique stays on her grind with new releases ‘Winner’ and ‘FTCU’
We had the opportunity to talk to Zonnique about her latest music releases as she continues to grind and create more projects.
Stop sleepin’ on British R&B artists: How to appreciate from overseas
While R&B is getting a refresh in recent years with new artists in the US, the UK has been producing quality British R&B artists for a while now.
Searching for quarantine love? Filter Off founder Zach Schleien gives advice
The Filter Off dating app removes that ‘wait and see if chemistry moves off-screen’ hassle, by going straight to the vibe check video option.
Dulcé Sloan’s ‘That Blackass Show’ highlights iconic Black characters
Sharp Comedienne and beloved Daily Show correspondent Dulcé Sloan has a new podcast ‘THAT BLACKASS SHOW’ on Black tv culture and history.
Why white privilege is legitimately making POCs fear for their safety
White privilege examples in our society have lived for so long, and become exacerbated with each new era, and the current pandemic is no exception.
How you living? 5 times Coi Leray taught us to be CoZ
Coi Leray blew up in 2018 with her track “Huddy,” with a hard baseline and skater streetwear that both spoke to and inspired kids on both coasts. The track starts with one of the artists’ favorite lin
YouTuber Tabitha Brown is paving a lane for black vegans everywhere
If you’ve been on any form of social media you might have peeped some uplifting videos by a lovely Black woman with a soothing voice encouraging you to live your best life. That queen is Tabitha
Darion Harris and Church Leon lighten the suffocating vibes with ‘Asthma’
Darion Harris’ latest release “Asthma” comes at a peculiar time. The song even refers to a “super virus” despite having been produced far before our pandemic began. I got the chance to talk to the art