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How TIDAL X inspired the youth to get to the polls and Rock the Vote

Tidal and Rock the Vote collabed to create a benefit concert with all the net proceeds went to support voter registration, education, and rights.

SU’lan releases ‘Tia-Tamera’ with nostalgic beats and fresh bars

Rising Oakland rap duo SU’lan brings the heat with throwback beats and fresh bars on their new album Tia-Tamera.

For Latinx Heritage Month TIDAL did more than just celebrate

TIDAL’s showcase brought all these artists together for Latinx Heritage Month in order to demonstrate exactly what it means to be Hispanic and proud.

Give her space: Summer Walker is an R&B introvert and we love her for it

The R&B scene has not been the same since Rihanna and Frank Ocean have been away, but in that absence, a new star was born. Enter Summer Walker.

Ditch the label? Why signing a deal doesn’t always lead to the bag

Prince told us a long time ago to ditch exploitative record labels. Are artists finally ready for what they deserve and earn their bag the independent way?

Who is Sech? The reggaeton artist putting it on for Panama

Who is Sech? An artist from humble beginnings whose dream to be in the music industry was a way to support his family in Panama.

J. Cole is retiring from features: Here are 10 of his best guest appearances

J. Cole was notorious for “going platinum without needing ’em.” To prove it, the rapper has announced that he is retiring from the feature life.

Social media finesse: 7 artists who prove a tiny bit of engagement goes a long way

Utilizing the internet is a top priority to keep the bag coming. So, how do artists use social media finesse to keep their fans engaged between projects?

Meet Soaky Siren: The Bahamian songstress making waves in the mainstream

Soaky Siren can easily be compared to a warm, misty summer breeze. Granted the singer-songwriter is an Island gyal and she will let loose on the dutty wine.