
BLACK HISTORY MONTH: TORONTO’S MUSTAFA
Poet turned musician transforms grief and loss into music
Poet turned musician transforms grief and loss into music
African music legends deliver a tight and driving one-off album from a 2010 weekend session
Allison Russell’s first solo album is a wise reckoning about her childhood abuse
The lyrics to Allison Russell’s Outside Child album tell the story of her childhood abuse in Montreal
Montrealer and Haitian-Canadian Dominique Fils-Aimé shines on the final album in her trilogy exploring African-American blues, jazz and soul
The diverse music inspired by Black Lives Matter is bound by a profound shared grievance and a stance of never giving up
Meshell Ndegeocello is one of a dozen emerging and established artists playing NPR’s famous Tiny Desk Concert series
To really know what’s going on with Black protest music, we need to know and feel the words
Black protest hit a political and musical turning point with George Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020
The jazz pianist cuts a swath through genres from warm acoustic jazz to socially conscious R&B and hip hop