Classically-trained pianist and indie soul singer/songwriter Lydia René has released the official video for her single "True Love."
by Neisha Washington
One listen and it’s clear why this up and coming artist’s voice is being compared to
music legends like Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and Amy Winehouse. Day’s new single 'Rise Up' is so fitting for the current social climate. In the song, Day croons soulful reminders of hope and unity. Other releases like ‘Only Love’, ‘Gold’, and ‘Rearview’ convey hauntingly beautiful stories of love, infidelity, and heartbreak.
In celebration of Bill Withers' 77th birthday Jhené Aiko released a video of her covering two of Withers' biggest hits, "Ain't No Sunshine" and "Lovely Day."
by Inda Lauryn
The NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert series often showcases an array of eclectic artists, among them Black women music artists who break molds and show the full power of their skills within a limited space. While intimate, the setting brings a fun atmosphere to the performances, allowing audiences to get to know these artists in a different way. Here are five Black women artists who have given noteworthy performances in the series, all available on YouTube.
