Richie has a discography that could be played for a number of special occasions. In honor of the singer turning 70 on June 20 and celebrating 45 years in the music industry, here is our 15-song ultimate Lionel Richie playlist.
For the 19th year in a row, the annual BET Awards are back to celebrate the best in music, sports and film. From Jay-Z and Beyoncé releasing a surprise
In honor of the rapper turning 50 on June 15, here's our 15-song ultimate Ice Cube playlist.
It's still pretty early to name which track will highlight the 2019 summer, but here are 20 with the potential to be crowned the song of the season.
In honor of this month marking the 25th anniversary of the show's final episode, let's take a look back at some of its most epic moments.
The diva term isn't thrown around loosely, and only a select could hold such a prestigious title. So, in honor of Patti LaBelle's birthday, these are songs you need for the ultimate diva playlist.
It was back in 1993 when Wu-Tang Clan released its debut album, "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)," and over the years the group has been regarded as one of the greatest hip-hop collectives of all time.
Hip-hop started in the early 1970s, and throughout each decade it has evolved tremendously and finally has become the most popular genre over the past few years.
As Babyface turns 60, let's take a look back at some of his masterful behind-the-secnes work. Here are 20 songs you may have not known had a little Babyface magic.
Marvin Gaye helped give Motown some of its greatest works while ensuring he always had a message in his music. Whether his songs were about showing off dance moves, lovemaking or simply stating how war is never the answer, Gaye was able to make songs that were relatable to any listener.
As the spring season begins to bloom, music lovers are getting ready to attend some of the year's hottest festivals. Although the headliners are the stars of the show, festivals allow fans to discover rising stars in the making.
Whether you're sporting your finest green attire, sipping on delectable libations or marching in a parade, St. Patrick's Day is a celebration for all. However you choose to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, it's important to have the right music in order.
Whether it's a hype man, producer, DJ or dancer, this person has a significant presence on records and on stage. If artists need an ad-lib or a song introduction, they know the right person to call. To show our appreciation, here are 20 individuals who held one of the coolest positions in hip-hop.
Joining the ranks this year are Black Sabbath, George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic, Dionne Warwick, Donny Hathaway, Sam & Dave, Julio Iglesias and Billy Eckstine. To celebrate these artists and their musical contributions to the world, here's a playlist of some of their best tunes.
A trip down memory lane would show how the Grammys and hip-hop haven't always had the best relationship. From rappers boycotting the show in protest of
R&B, soul and funk started seeing crossover success in the 1960s, thanks to the label Motown Records. After becoming a noted songwriter, Berry Gordy knew there was more money in the music business with ownership and decided to start the Motown label.
The former Nickelodeon star is all grown up, and while her previous album “Dangerous Woman” was more of her coming-out party, “Sweetener” shows how much Grande has upped her game.
Politics and music have gone hand-in-hand for decades. Whether it was songs like John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance" or Public Enemy's "Fight the Power," or artists choosing to endorse political candidates, musicians have often used their platform to help encourage a better world.
For years, people have said that R&B is dead. However, this mindset came about once hip-hop took over and when R&B singers were no longer focusing on solely love songs. But in recent years, the genre has simply changed in sound, whether it's fused with trap, alternative indie, or funk, R&B has no peak.
In 2018, hip-hop embraced everything from vulnerability to mental health, and proved how even the biggest stars can find strength in rapping about their lowest points.
Many critics have labeled the ‘90s as the golden era of hip-hop, and in many ways, that’s thanks to the earlier years of the decade. Artists like Eric B.
Hip-hop might have been birthed in the ‘80s; however it wasn't until the ‘90s when the genre started to take off. It was an era of legends like Nas, the Notorious B.I.G., Tupac, and more who earned their stripes as some of the best in the game.
Hall of Famer, four-time champion, 15-time All Star and one of the greatest centers in league history. Oh yeah, and a platinum-selling DJ.
"My greatest fear is dying without anyone knowing of any contribution I've ever made to creative music,” is what Amy Winehouse stated in an interview shortly after releasing her first album.
Singer, dancer, actor, philanthropist — Usher is a man of many talents.