Jay Cntry Is Taking It Personal , Turning Life, Love & Vulnerability Into Art
Artist Jay Cntry talks about his Philadelphia roots, his latest album, creative influences, filmmaking, and why vulnerability matters in music.
Unforgettable: Why Natalie Cole’s ‘Livin’ for Love’ Is a Must-Watch for Music Lovers
Natalie Cole’s ‘Livin’ for Love’ is a raw, resilient, and deeply honest look at a woman who refused to be just a footnote in her father’s legacy.
Destiny Stone: Authentic Music That Algorithms Can’t Touch
Musician Destiny Stone shares her passion for music, journey as an independent artist, and how she uses her passion as fuel to make genuine music that touches listeners in a positive way.
Sample vs. Riddim: What Are They And What Is The Difference?
Ever get confused between a sample and a riddim? You’re not alone! While they both reuse musical ideas, they aren’t the same thing. We’re diving into the history of the Amen Break, Jamaican riddim culture, and the difference between borrowing a snippet and sharing a soul. Let’s geek out over some music history!
Jackson Dean’s ‘Hey Mississippi’: A Soulful, Southern Love Song
Is Jackson Dean’s ‘Hey Mississippi’ the new anthem of the Delta? Dive into our review and discover 5 surprising facts about the ‘Magnolia Sage’ era. Join the music discovery at Jess Likes Music.
Blackpink’s Lisa Makes History With First-Ever K-Pop Vegas Residency
Blackpink’s Lisa makes history as the first K-pop soloist to land a Las Vegas residency, marking a major moment for global music and representation.
7 Famous Songs That Nearly Went to Different Artists
Discover 7 hit songs that were almost given to other artists, including Rihanna, Britney Spears, and Leona Lewis.
Family Wealth Moguls™ Introduces “Nobody Realer” A Black History Month Release Rooted in Legacy, Love, and Structured Youth Messaging
“Nobody Realer” speaks to relational legacy, Black love, loyalty, devotion, and the emotional foundation required to build generational wealth and stability.
Songs of the Struggle: Mississippi Artists Who Gave Voice to Our Stories
Explore the powerful songs of struggle by Mississippi artists, including Sam Cooke, Pops Staples, Mavis Staples, B.B. King, and Big K.R.I.T. From Civil Rights anthems to blues and modern reflections, these songs capture hope, resilience, and the fight for justice. Discover Mississippi’s musical legacy that gave voice to untold stories and inspired generations.
Recap: New Notes Listening Party – 90s Solo Artists & Groups
The January 2026 New Notes meeting kicked off the year with a fun one: 90s solo artists and groups! We had a great time with this theme! From The Cranberries…