Five women who are the future of R&B
Rhythm & blues music is in need of a major revamp, but thankfully, there's a new generation of artists that are eager … Keep Reading
NCCU 28th Annual Jazz Festival shows off students, faculty and guests
Strike up the band — it’s time for the N.C. Central University's 28th Annual Jazz Festival at N.C. Central University! … Keep Reading
Our top four young artists on the rise
In this new age of social media, many unknown hip-hop and pop music artists have rocketed to mainstream popularity and status, but … Keep Reading
VIDEO: ‘Give the Drummer Some’ rocks NCCU’s B.N. Duke Auditorium
NCCU alumni and faculty-percussionists welcomed visitors and students on Sunday for their fifth annual “Give the Drummer Some” benefit concert. The concert, … Keep Reading
Exploring history, gender, and class through music
We often find ourselves recognizing today’s women for their achievements. N.C. Central University music professor Candace Bailey is doing something different. Bailey … Keep Reading
NCCU Vocal Jazz Ensemble releases second album, ‘Take Note’
After recording in the studio for two years, N.C. Central University’s Vocal Jazz Ensemble released their second full-length album, “Take Note,” on … Keep Reading
SOUND JUDGMENT: ‘C U L T U R E’ by Migos
Migos is starting 2017 off with a bang, dropping their highly-anticipated sophomore album C U L T U R E on January … Keep Reading
Lalah Hathaway set to perform at sold out show for 2016 Lyceum series
Gracing the stage for the 2016 Lyceum series is the Grammy Award-winning singer Lalah Hathaway. Tomorrow night’s performance at 7:30 p.m. … Keep Reading
‘The Plugg’ hosts second DJ showdown
With the scratch of vinyl records and a drop of the bass, DJs have the power to move a crowd all night … Keep Reading
Creating new rhythms in The Shed
In a secluded corner of downtown Durham hides a retro jazz club, The Shed, where musicians and young jazz lovers gather for … Keep Reading