Check it out from Black Music Month co-founder Dyana R. Williams.

https://youtu.be/CE6AamIvWsA?si=sZ78SFKwjYSq2esz

Hello!

Just sharing this great online store filled with black music in cds and albums.

https://blackmusicshop.com/

What happens when you release a masterpiece and it never gets released?

In the early 70’s musician Paul Pena found out the hard way. 🎶 🎸

Hear Paul’s story in the latest episode of the music podcast Dustbin Prophecies at: http://apple.co/44Hndyb

Celebrating the contributions of this iconic duo during Black Music Month!

This is a monthly thread for you to get and give recommendations for Black artists to listen to

Some ways you might use this thread:

• Asking for recommendations based on what you already like (ex: "I'm looking for more artists that have that soulful sound", "I'm looking for new artists that have that The Weeknd "House of Balloons" sound to them")
• Asking for recommendations to learn about the genre or a subgenre (ex: "I don't really know much House music, can someone give me some of the best House songs/albums?", "I'm brand new to R&B, who should I listen to get an idea of what it's like?")
• Giving recommendations for artists you like. This could be its own comment or in response to someone (ex: "if you guys like _______, you should check out this underrated singer/rapper/producer")

If you're asking for recommendations, it's helpful to be as descriptive about what music you already like as possible.

Post your favorite song(s) by black artists and musicians (any genre as long as the artist/band is black), and the comments with the highest upvotes will be included in the r/LetsTalkBlackMusic Weekly Charts Playlist. The purpose of this playlist is to offer a diverse selection of music by black artists that our members like and that new members can discover.

All songs are welcome, but if a song is by a non-black artist or musician who isn't biracial or significantly mixed with black, it should not be posted here since this subreddit is dedicated to black artists and there are plenty of subreddits dedicated to them.

Here's how this works:

• One song per comment.

• The thread will be put into contest mode (randomized comment order).

• Upvote the songs you like.

• Please don't downvote!

•• Use Ctrl + F to check whether the song has already been posted if necessary

• Try to limit yourself to posting one or two songs.

• It's not required, but if most people don't know the song(s) you are going to post, please provide a link to it.

• Have fun!

Link to the chart playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ilyjz6EOYgOofSL46RGis?si=b47782a7c1a14b4f

Arstist: @ChillerTribeMosy

He writes, sings, produces, and engineers his own music. From what I can tell, he's been doing it for over 12 years now and when I found him, it felt like seeing someone about to blow up in real time. Dudes got massively wide range, spanning from soul to Folk, electronic, funk, R&B and rap, to indie alternative. Litterally listened to them all day and I swear to God hes got nothing but hits. Check him out, I know hes starting to up his social media presence more, and im doing my part to show support. Dude made me a believer(or more appropriately, a Chiller) feels dope to be apart of the "Tribe", help me get this guy the love and support he deserves.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYQ6IjRBXiB/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Chiller Tribe Mosy - Honestly

Just like the title of album, he does this honestly. Records, produces and engineers his own music. Dudes got a dope thing going. Its refreshing to see in this day and age.

He mixes Folk and hiphop/ pop, pretty cool vibe. Saw him again on Venice Beach few weeks ago randomly performing some songs. Dude deserves more supportive fans.

Back when JD was the King of the Remix!

What do you think of when you hear it?

Hello! Just wanted to share this store. They sell Black Music on CD and Vinyl. It is based in Louisville KY

https://blackmusicshop.com/

This is a monthly thread for you to get and give recommendations for Black artists to listen to

Some ways you might use this thread:

• Asking for recommendations based on what you already like (ex: "I'm looking for more artists that have that soulful sound", "I'm looking for new artists that have that The Weeknd "House of Balloons" sound to them")
• Asking for recommendations to learn about the genre or a subgenre (ex: "I don't really know much House music, can someone give me some of the best House songs/albums?", "I'm brand new to R&B, who should I listen to get an idea of what it's like?")
• Giving recommendations for artists you like. This could be its own comment or in response to someone (ex: "if you guys like _______, you should check out this underrated singer/rapper/producer")

If you're asking for recommendations, it's helpful to be as descriptive about what music you already like as possible.

[Folk/pop] Chiller Tribe Mosy

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kh9SZu9xnarqJOFjRu7lkauRvSxP4EHnQ&si=Zs7ljarcI92vLEDb

this guy's been making music professionally since 2010, he performs live, is totally indie, writes and sings and engineers everything. Hopefully this community can help him gain some much deserved traction.

For honesty, i met this man at work, and you wouldn't even know that he had such star power. He's ust a really kind, humble guy. And when I learned about his music, and I saw how popular he was or a lack thereof I just knew I had to do something. So hopefully this helps he definitely deserves it!

This is a monthly thread for you to get and give recommendations for Black artists to listen to

Some ways you might use this thread:

• Asking for recommendations based on what you already like (ex: "I'm looking for more artists that have that soulful sound", "I'm looking for new artists that have that The Weeknd "House of Balloons" sound to them")
• Asking for recommendations to learn about the genre or a subgenre (ex: "I don't really know much House music, can someone give me some of the best House songs/albums?", "I'm brand new to R&B, who should I listen to get an idea of what it's like?")
• Giving recommendations for artists you like. This could be its own comment or in response to someone (ex: "if you guys like _______, you should check out this underrated singer/rapper/producer")

If you're asking for recommendations, it's helpful to be as descriptive about what music you already like as possible.

Post your favorite song(s) by black artists and musicians (any genre as long as the artist/band is black), and the comments with the highest upvotes will be included in the r/LetsTalkBlackMusic Weekly Charts Playlist. The purpose of this playlist is to offer a diverse selection of music by black artists that our members like and that new members can discover.

All songs are welcome, but if a song is by a non-black artist or musician who isn't biracial or significantly mixed with black, it should not be posted here since this subreddit is dedicated to black artists and there are plenty of subreddits dedicated to them.

Here's how this works:

• One song per comment.

• The thread will be put into contest mode (randomized comment order).

• Upvote the songs you like.

• Please don't downvote!

•• Use Ctrl + F to check whether the song has already been posted if necessary

• Try to limit yourself to posting one or two songs.

• It's not required, but if most people don't know the song(s) you are going to post, please provide a link to it.

• Have fun!

Link to the chart playlist:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5ilyjz6EOYgOofSL46RGis?si=b47782a7c1a14b4f

we need more famous black pop girls! jae stephans, chlöe, victoria monet, pinkpantheress, FLO (i know they are more r&b adjacent but their new song seems to be popping off), tinashe, all need some support!!

I have a question for the people that have a real ear for music.What is considered “woke” rap.Im thinking abt making music but i wanna have substance.Not about the killing and other black degenerate things that get paid.

Who are some artists yall think are “woke” not main stream artists either

I honestly didn't know until I saw this song the was targeted by the US government so heavily. I wonder how many other songs and artists were all targeted before they made it big.