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Gabriel Jacoby Swoons with “Baby”
Gabriel Jacoby emerges as a reminder of southern soul, with music echoing the influence of Miguel, Prince, Maxwell and D’Angelo. He was born in rural Anderson, South Carolina and is the eldest of 7
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Domani and K Camp Are Talking to The Ladies With ‘I Want You’
Domani and K Camp link up to smooth talk the ladies. Shot in ATL, we find Domani and K Camp enjoying a kickback when Domani spots a beautiful woman he just can’t let get
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Watch: Brizzy On Da Beat is Winning His Blind Fight
Super producer Brizzy On Da Beat hasn’t let up since the release of his compilation album, Under Construction, earlier this year. Now, he’s returned with an inspiring deep cut. As a declaration of victory,
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Art Lovers Gather ‘Round, ARTLLERI Presents: “Yesterday’s Price”
Multidisciplinary artist Alim Smith aka “Yesterday Nite,” is showcasing his works in an art gallery near you — curated by ARTLLERI, a collective of entrepreneurs providing services in art dealing, merchandise, and event curation.
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From Basement Beats to Big Dreams: The Rise of 8MakeitHappen
Words by JustManii In a world where most kids were consumed with video games and cartoons, 8MakeitHappen was busy finding his rhythm. Born and raised in the heart of Baltimore City, this young artist didn’t just grow
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Inner City Blues: LL Cool J and Jazmine Sullivan Stand with Philly’s DC33
LL Cool J and Jazmine Sullivan decide to stand with the people amid Philadelphia’s District Council 33 Strike. DC33 is the city’s largest blue-collar worker union with roughly 9,000 members. Members include: airport workers,
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Philly Shows Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection at the 2025 Juneteenth Parade and Festival
Philadelphia’s rich cultural heritage was on display at this year’s Juneteenth Parade and Festival created by the Pennsylvania Juneteenth Initiative. The celebration commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas who were
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Atlanta’s Pluto Pops Off with Debut Album ‘Both Ways’
Pluto just set the summer off right. The West Side Atlanta native officially dropped her debut album Both Ways today (June 20), and it’s unapologetically Southern as her fans expected — if not more.
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