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The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences' publicized 10-year ban of Will Smith after he smacked Chris Rock invites examination. While perspectives on the proper response to someone insulting your...

“A system cannot fail those it was never meant to protect.” – Dr. William Edward Burghardt Du Bois. REVOLT breaks down the racist root of the formation of the first police forces in America and what it...

Red Bull’s New York office was bustling with producers, writers, and affiliates eager to listen to the 15-minute playthrough EP, Lifetime — a fresh release from the Chicago veteran,...

With a sigh of exhaustion, Amara La Negra clicks open another news article that outlines American concert cancelations as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.  The Latin pop singer, author,...

On Monday night, the Assume Form Tour took over New York City's Terminal 5, with headliner James Blake swiftly cutting through a blanket of silence, illuminated in front of three stage platforms. To the...

How the album made him a global crossover superstar, away from his father’s shadow. Before Rosalía there was Enrique Iglesias, and before Enrique there was his father, Julio. Let’s focus on the...

How Anthony went from the salsero of the people to the salsero of the world. Salsa music equals Marc Anthony and vice versa. The Nuyorican artist isn’t only one of the genre’s legends, but — thanks...

Surpassing cumulative sales of 250 million records globally, listeners might assume mixing engineer Manny Marroquin is preparing to retire after two decades of musical excellence. Yet with a discography...

In spaces that habitually commodify Latinidad or overlook it, Peruvian-born, singer-songwriter, and producer, A.CHAL worked magic by bringing his cross-cultural sound mainstream. Most recently, the...

R&B newcomer Tone Stith has an astonishing résumé for someone under 25. Not only did the Jas Prince-discovered star open up for August Alsina's Don't Matter Tour, provide songwriting help for Chris...