After 13 years recording for major labels and releasing nine total studio albums, T.I. is completely aware that he can be set in his ways when it comes to his musical identity. His methodology for recording new material hasn’t cha...
After nine years of strategic planning and construction, downtown Atlanta’s Center for Civil and Human Rights (CCHR) opened its doors to the public this past Jun. 23. The museum’s immense three-level, 42,000-square-foot interior c...
Ron Allen of NBC News is reporting that the city of Atlanta is negotiating with two historic churches in the city to move them in order to build a new NFL stadium downtown. Parishioners of the Friendship Baptist Church are divided...
Written by Christopher A. Daniel The history of American popular music has definitely seen its fair share of input from African Americans. Considering hip hop and R&B continues to stretch the boundaries for crossover success, ...
by Christopher A. Daniel Public schools and universities throughout America are cutting their music and arts programs at a rapid pace due to budget deficits. Thankfully, jazz musicians are working to keep jazz music alive in schoo...
by Christopher A. Daniel Genesis 4:9 states, “Am I my brother’s keeper?” So is that true among contemporary gospel acts? Simply put – the answer is yes. During the Mon., Sept. 10 stop – the second of eight cities – in Atlanta for ...