Wheelarella is redefining strength through music that reflects survival, ownership, and unapologetic presence. Blending hip-hop, pop, and R&B, she transforms lived experience into something powerful, building her voice and legacy entirely on her own terms.
Established in 1973, the Heritage Foundation has evolved into one of the most influential conservative think tanks in the United States.
In a landmark decision for British politics, Kemi Badenoch was elected as the new leader of the Conservative Party. This marked a significant moment in the party’s history as she became the first Black woman to head a major political party in the UK.
In the wake of remote work’s surge, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is attributing a significant loss to this evolving workplace landscape.
The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Miami music producer Sherman Nealy over Warner Music in a copyright battle involving rapper Flo Rida’s song.
ShayLew, born and bred in America but steeped in Caribbean culture, emerges as a captivating force in the RnB scene. With a lineage of musicians and singers in her family, music runs through her veins. From mastering the Cello and Violin during high school to delving into the trumpet and saxophone, ShayLew’s musical journey knows no bounds. For her, music transcends mere hobby; it’s her essence, her lifeblood.
In the vibrant ambiance of the “Whose Mic Is It Showcase,” Queen engages in a captivating interview with music artist VStarConscious, offering a glimpse into the vibrant world of this versatile artist from Haiti. Through his fusion of hip-hop, Afrobeat, and R&B, VStarConscious captivates audiences with his unique sound, all while imparting positivity, unity, and self-reflection.
Sylvia Robinson, a trailblazing entrepreneur, left an indelible mark on the music industry as the CEO and founder of Sugar Hill Records.
Step into the world of Bria Cheri, a soulful artist with roots deeply embedded in the vibrant neighborhood of Jamaica, Queens, NY. With a background in piano since the age of three, Bria Cheri has honed her craft through vocal lessons, choir participation, and three independently released EPs, two produced by Donnie Klang and recently released her R&B single, “Get It Right.”
Coco Jones, the talented 26-year-old sensation who once graced Disney Channel screens, has blossomed into a Grammy-nominated R&B sensation, marking a musical journey fueled by unwavering dedication. From Disney stardom to a standout role in Bel-Air, Jones is not just an actress experimenting with music; she’s a singer whose soulful voice has become her signature.
