ThisIsRnB is sending congratulations to one of our own, Bryson “Boom” Paul.  Paul is one of  ThisisRNB’s experienced journalist, and has been appointed Creative Coordinator on the new streaming platform Vyre Network’s R&B-themed channel, RNB Mag TV announced Vyre Network CEO Lamar Seay.  Paul will provide creative direction in all content creation, brand identity, playlist
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Plays, concerts and other indoor performances can resume in the state of New York starting on April 2, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced at a news conference this afternoon. There will, of course, be limitations. Venues will be allowed to open at 33% capacity with a limit of 100 people indoors (or 200 people outdoors), and
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3.3.2021 News Jack Harlow makes his Tiny Desk debut. The Louisville rapper showed another side of himself while performing a selection of songs off his debut album Thats What They All Say for NPR’s (Home) Concert series. Accompanied by his band and background singers, he kicked off his stripped-down set with “Rendezvous.” Surrounded by bookshelves
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Wild and crazy Gerald is back! From the Bay to L.A., G Eazy got busy over some powerful music. During his visit at L.A.’s Power 106, Eazy partook in the LA Leakers’ freestyle segment and checked his haters and gloated his success over Cam’Ron’s “Down & Out” produced by Kanye West. In the meantime, G-Eazy’s
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Ginny & Georgia’s twisty first season was bursting at the seams with pop-culture references, and it left us with a lot of questions. With multiple cliffhangers, a potential Ginny & Georgia Season 2 will need to work its way through all of the questions, providing answers that are meaningful and advance the story. These are
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Prolific record producer and engineer Steve Albini is known for being outspoken about the music industry’s exploitation of artists, but he doesn’t hold back when being asked about other topics, either. Oxbow frontman Eugene Robinson recently interviewed Albini for his newsletter’s “Five Easy Pieces” feature, in which he posed five questions unrelated to music. While
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The official video for Tee Grizzley’s “Robbery Part Two” – Out Now! Stream “Robbery Part Two” on all platforms: https://teegrizzley.ffm.to/robbery2 Watch “Robbery”: https://youtu.be/bIKbOqdQvhA Subscribe to Tee Grizzley’s Channel: http://flyt.it/SubscribeTee Follow Tee: https://teegrizzleymusic.com https://www.instagram.com/teegrizzley https://www.twitch.tv/teegrizzley Tweets by TeeGrizzley https://www.facebook.com/teegrizzley1 https://music.apple.com/us/artist/tee-grizzley/1177271472 #TeeGrizzley #RobberyPartTwo #OfficialVideo ℗ 2021 Grizzley Gang Music under exclusive distribution by 300 Entertainment
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In partnership with the Truth To Power Project, Leon Bridges bravely covers Pastor T.L. Barrett’s 1971 underground classic “Like a Ship.” The Grammy-winning everyman’s rendition of the anthemic recording features vocal stylings from Keite Young.  With gospel fervor running rapidly through this nearly six-minute organ-based song, Bridges and Young further affirm Black resilience through the darkest of times. 
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Olivia Rodrigo is currently riding high on the success of her smash hit single “Drivers License,” and shows no signs of slowing down. The 18-year-old singer got her start acting, becoming a staple on the Disney Channel with a starring role in Bizaardvark. Rodrigo was then signed to Interscope Records in 2020 and released “Drivers
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What is an NFT? The internet can’t stop talking about NFTs, which have become the hottest new trend for creators who want to sell their digital art online. On Sunday (Feb. 28), Grimes launched her ”WarNymph” digital art collection on Nifty Gateway, a marketplace for digital items and collectibles. In just 20 minutes, she made $5.8
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Cover songs have been both a blessing and a curse for Van Halen. During the band’s early club days, it honed its chops and eventually developed a distinctive sound by performing songs made famous by classic artists like David Bowie, ZZ Top and Ohio Players. “We played everything just to get the people in,” bassist Michael Anthony told KLOS. “And once
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