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The Future is Bright: Why Black Music’s Next Chapter Starts Now
Let me tell you something – I’ve been in this game for over 25 years, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that Black music doesn’t follow trends, we create them! From the cotton fields where blues was born to the South Bronx where hip-hop exploded, to the digital studios where today’s Gen Z artists are crafting the next wave of innovation, Black creativity has been the driving force behind every major musical revolution in American history. And right now, as we celebrate Black Music Month 2025, we’re standing at another pivotal moment, one that demands we not only honor our incredible legacy but actively shape what comes next.
Kidear Youmans, a Muslim-born, gay, Black artist, has always had a love for music but he began his career in a different field.
Tolliver wakes up like the rest of us–by splashing some water on his face and getting his morning cup of coffee on the way to pick up cat number two. That was the start of his day as we interviewed him to discuss his background, music, and journey of self-discovery.
Not Your Parent’s Class Trip – Experiencing Black History in Washington, DC Just Hits Different
History reflects on the past, affects the present, and shapes the future. From a young age, we have all been told about monumental moments in history that have influenced our development as a society, and there’s no doubt that Washington, DC is an integral part of American history.