Corinne Bailey Rae Amaia Calhoun Artist Post Music has been a significant part of Corinne Bailey Rae’s life since the beginning. Hailing from Leeds, England,
Mumble Rap Group Presentation Amaia Calhoun Link to Mumble Rap Group Presentation: https://blackmusicscholar.com/mumble-rap/
Record Row: Who Knew? Amaia Calhoun Ten blocks of Michigan Avenue between Roosevelt and Cermak…in the 1950s to early 1970s these 10 blocks on the
Funk Music Makes You Move to the Beat! Amaia Calhoun I wonder what was James Brown’s idea of being “on the good foot?”. He is
The Universal Appeal of the Motown Sound Amaia Calhoun Motown, more than any other record label in history was able to create a sound that
The Blues, Both Encouraging and Depressing Amaia Calhoun Work songs, field hollers, slave songs and spirituals of black people from Texas, Louisiana and the Mississippi
Disco: A Clear Derivation of Funk Amaia Calhoun Disco music is yet another example of a musical genre largely influenced by African American culture and
Hip-Hop: More Than Just a Musical Genre Amaia Calhoun “Cultural knowledge is never objective” As humans, we hold pre-conceived notions based on our past experiences
Concert Report Amaia Calhoun I attended the Atlanta Ballet’s Heart/Beat: Gospel, Brubeck & Rhythms of the City on “AUC Night,” Friday, February 7, 2020, at
Music Videos at the Turn of the Century Amaia Calhoun 2000s post Music videos in the 2000s underwent many changes. At the beginning of the
Black Music: A Continued Form of Resistance Amaia Calhoun 2010s post African American music and artists made many strides in the 2010s in the genres
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