Do you think that the hip-hop heard on the radio is harmful or just simply music? Check out the video below:  

    D-Twist talks about how he is motivated to make good music. From losing his mother last year and having a child this year,d-twist is more focused then ever to keep pushing good music and proving that he won’t be another statistic!     Click to Watch

    Madam Prezident and Vigalantee discuss the current state of hip-hop music.     Click to Watch

    The question for today is, “What’s wrong with hip hop music?”   Click to Watch

      Bear Paris is throwback singer who uses real soul in his music to inspire his audience,he is from fort worth texas up and coming artist,this was his first interview,his music is cool a little raw,i like the song “maybe I’m dreaming”     Click to Watch

    Does the music we listen to impact criminal behavior?     Click To Watch

    Min. Louis Farrakhan has a theory on the state of hip-hop music, and he’s sharing it with the public.   Click to Watch    

By Trey Coleman Two weeks ago, I wrote a blog entitled Why Black Men Refuse to Go to Therapy. The posting was therapeutic for me because I was able to confront my past.  I am working on building a better life for myself and I’m calling for all men to do the same. It’s time for us to do some ...

    SELASI aka “The African Kid” talks with Vigalantee about music, life and everything in between.     Click To Watch    

by Lauren Anderson As a 20 something year old entrepreneur, CEO of Young Black Minds LLC Motivational Speakers Bureau, I understand all too well the pressures of balancing my desires against my age. In my peer groups, I am most often that stand out and unusual one. Even in older circles of friends, the same remains true. People are always ...