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As part of our ongoing Black Music Month coverage legendary Producer and DJ Pete Rock to a break from recording with Camp Lo and Roy Ayers to  share with TheUrbandaily what exactly Black Music means to him. As Told To Jerry L. Barrow Black music to Pete Rock is like steak to a hungry lion. […]

I always get excited when Nas and Salaam Remi link up. The first track from his next CD, Life Is Good is the aptly titled “Nasty” and Mr Jones sounds like he’s 19 years old again. (spotted @ Nahright) “Since The Tunnel and Skate Key my jewelry in HD“- Nas NASTY (Produced by Salaam Remi) […]

This time we asked you: which dead artist would you like to bring back to life? This is by far the biggest poll ever and you all had a lot to say in your votes! The Black Music Poll is apart of TheUrbanDaily’s celebration for Black Music Month. It’s All Black Music  is the destination […]

As far as we knew it, Kelly Rowland grew up with Beyonce’s family. Little did we know that her father was an alcoholic and abusive towards her mother. Christopher Lovett hasn’t seen Kelly in thirteen, but is now making the effort to catch up with his daughter. He tells UK Magazine Mirror: “Kelly, I love […]

As college and graduate school students turn the tassels on their graduation caps, many will instantly find themselves without health insurance — even in Massachusetts with its insurance mandate. Some students were insured through their school policies, which run out after graduation. Bad Memories Can Be Erased With A Pill — Consider staying on a […]

Where: (click below to visit venue on Foursquare)William Howard Taft High School 240 East 171st St, Bronx, NY 10457 When: 1969 What: The velvet-voiced singer/songwriter graduates high school and dives headfirst into his musical career, eventually selling over twenty-five million albums and winning eight Grammy Awards. «  PREVIOUS NEXT  » In celebration of Black Music Month, TheUrbanDaily’s […]

Where: (click below to visit venue on Foursquare)Park Plaza Hospital 1313 Hermann Drive, Houston, TX 77004 When: September 4, 1981 What: The future R&B and pop diva was born in Houston, Texas to an ex-Xerox executive turned talent manager father and a costume designer/hairstylist mother. Beyonce first rose to fame as lead singer of the R&B […]

Where: (click below to visit venue on Foursquare) Lincoln High School East St. Louis, IL 62201 When: 1939 What: Miles Davis picked up the trumpet at his father’s behest after the family moved from Alton, IL to East St. Louis, IL when he was about a year old. «  PREVIOUS NEXT  » In celebration of Black Music […]

You can’t mention Detroit hip-hop without also mentioning Hex Murda. In case you didn’t know, he’s a legendary manager who has worked with the likes of Slum Village, Royce Da 5’9 and oversees the careers of Black Milk, Guilty Simpson, Danny Brown and more. “Hex is the bridge between a lot of different families [in […]

Marsha Ambrosius’ latest music video “Late Nights, Early Mornings” promotes a safe sex message for new couples. J- Erving directed the title track from Ambrosius’ solo album. While Marsha and her date engage in protected sexual activity, another couple does not, intern spreading the HIV infection. Marsha Ambrosius Gets Love From “Marshians” [VIDEO] Marsha Ambrosius […]

Alicia Keys performed at the Palais des Congres in Paris, France. Alicia looked stunning in a black sequined blazer and matching pants. Only she could pull off her hair in a side ways, swept up poof and a bun. Alicia also shined in glittery gold eye makeup, completing her stand out look. Alicia gave the […]

Rihanna and Drake were spotted out and about in Montreal, Canada last night at Buonanotte Restaurant for some tasty eats.  The “Man Down” singer brought Drake out onstage to perform a duet of their hit song “What’s My Name?” and allowed him to sing a few of his tracks. Take a look: Rihanna Reunites With […]