Solange Knowles and Devonte Hynes take an experimental trip down 80s pop and synth soul lane with their collaborative True EP.
Marsha Ambrosius takes the wheel on her debut solo album Late Nights & Early Days producing and writing the bulk of the record. Was it worth the wait?
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Planet Ill sat down with Marsha Ambrosius discusses her solo future, her passion for music and a favorite artist of hers that may shock you.
El Debarge fought through drug addiction , family issues and a changing market to get his Second Chance. It’s an album you should cop on your first opportunity
While finding herself, Fefe Dobson reunited with Island/DefJam and it feels so good, she named her coming album Joy. Here’s how she found her way home and how Joy became her salvation.
On Floetic Soul, Natalie Stewart attempts to carve a separate musical legacy away from her Floetry history. Is a flow in the hand worth more than a song in the bush?
Ne-Yo brings his short story to life wit his album Libra Scales> Is it a new chapter in his musical life or the same old tale?
Nigerian Born, Boston-raised singer/poet Iyeoka takes listeners on a holistic, soulful experience with her new album SAY YES
And The Beat Goes well… goes on with The Pretty Reckless, UNKLE, Paramore and others. Stop in and find out whose covers are covered.