Haiti – Is “Lifted Up”
For the citizens of Haiti, January 12, 2010 probably started the same as any other. Markets opening, people joking and laughing, just making their way through the day. But then, in the late afternoon, the ground began to shake. Buildings shuddered loose of their foundations, sending legs and feet in fast motion through the streets, voices shouting and wailing, families counting their numbers. In only a minute’s time, the initial quake subsided, but Haiti’s horizon had drastically changed.
Mary Mary “Something Big”
3 time Grammy Award winning gospel powerhouses Mary Mary (aka Erica & Tina Campbell) lit up the Canal Room in NYC with performances from their highly anticipated album “Something Big” slated for a March 29th release.
Lords & Lady
Birthed from visionary producer D. Smith (best known for producing and guesting on Lil Wayne’s “Shoot Me Down”), Lords & Lady is exploding onto the Atlanta music scene with all the persistence and fervor that marks a legend.
Morten Kier: International Soul
Not many self-proclaimed artists can boast that they have been making music for most of their professional lives. However, Danish-born Morten Kier, son of a vicar, fully complies.
Terrell Carter: Doing It His Way
Though brought into the national consciousness via his work with Tyler Perry, Terrell Carter is so much more than that. An experienced stage performer and recording artist, Terrell’s got a full plate, and he wouldn’t have it any other way.
There’s Only ONE WAY
Brandon Camphor & One Way have proved that humble beginnings coupled with a divine call are all you need to navigate through the industry’s harsh landscapes.
Jennia’s Art
Jennia Fredrique sits down (sort of) with Saoul Vanderpool and Antoinette Banks to chat (and laugh and dance).
Floetic Soul
At last: enter Floacist, one half of former R&B/neo-soul sensation Floetry. With three Grammy nominated albums and an international reputation, Natalie “Floacist” Stewart’s new project Floetic Soul manages to stand as one of the strongest urban recording projects released this year, fulfilling the lofty expectations of critics and fans alike.
STEPH JONES: “Mr. Not So Ordinary”
Heed got a chance to connect with the young virtuoso in a loft studio centered in the heart of North Hollywood, CA. Much to our delight, he arrived by himself — ready to work.
Kelly…..still Priceless
Recently criticized for her seemingly “flip-flop” attitude towards R&B and gospel, she clears the air addressing those who insist that she must “pick a side.”
