arts and entertainment
Blending the soul of the neighborhoods of Philadelphia with global rhythms of jazz, hiphop and R&B, Jeff Bradshaw is a force to be reckoned with in the indie soul music scene. He was nominated for an NAACP Image Award this year for his first release since 2015, Stronger”… we’re chopping it up about music, awards […]
We continue our commemoration of Women’s History Month with a fantastic panel of sistas who are making seriously influential moves in the radio broadcast business. We will chat about the success… the stresses, the triumphs of their career and what they see as the future of the industry… Coffee Conversations is on… streaming live at […]
Whether its the classic Verzuz battle between Isley Brothers and Earth Wind and Fire or the images and glorious music on display during the recent Grammy Awards, Pop Culture from a black perspective remains the most consumed. From Movies, to TV, to what people are talking about online, we are joined by Renowned media personality […]
We continue our commemoration of Women’s History Month with a fantastic panel of sistas who are making seriously influential moves in the radio broadcast business. We will chat about the success… the stresses, the triumphs of thier career and what they see as the future of the industry… COffee Conversations is on… streaming live at […]
By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Correspondent “[2020’s] tragedies – both COVID and the instances of violence against people of color by police and others – was a real call to action for The National Philharmonic Orchestra. We completely revamped our season of music as a first step in meeting this moment in history – and […]
Popular Radio Host at 102.3 RadeioFree KJLH Los Angeles and Host of the Tammi Mac Late Show on Fox Soul Tammi Mac is heard each weekday on Stevie Wonder’s 102.3 Radiofree KJLH in Los Angeles and on the all new FoxSoul digital platform at Foxsoul.net. She is a propular fixture in radio and television and […]
The African American Cultural Center, Long Beach will host a virtual Kwanzaa celebration on Tuesday, December 29th at 6:00 pm. Kwanzaa was created by Dr. Maulana Karenga, professor and chair of Africana Studies at California State University, Long Beach, in 1966, as a cultural holiday to honor ancient African harvest customs and celebrations. Kwanzaa means […]
Sometimes we wonder…. Is jazmine Sullivan one of the most under rated vocalists of our time? Well I dont know about that but certainly these last tw singles have our attention. This past summer, even in the pandemic, Jazmine released “Lost One,” her first new single in over two years. “Lost One” is a haunting […]
Check out the video right here….. Now playing on Beach City Radio One of my favorite indie artists has always been the lovely Marva King. She is so talented…. certainly can sang, you hear me… sista can sang…… This time she takes her craft to the stage against racism and police murder. IT is a […]
One of the most anticipated community festivals returns to Long Beach in the virtual space on Sunday October 18 as District 9’s Councilman Rex Richardson presents the Ninth annual Uptown Jazz Festival. The theme for this year’s free community concert is “The Best of Uptown,” highlighting fan favorites from past Uptown Jazz Festivals. Festivities will […]
