All posts tagged Khadijah Z. Ali-Coleman

Many instrumentalists have made a name for themselves over the years --from Miles Davis and Ronny Jordan to Marcus Johnson and Herbie Hancock, and Brian Culbertson adds his

Tekeah C. Mason started performing as a college student with the stage name Green T.  She says, “Originally my name was Green T--as in the color green and

It’s fitting to highlight the various incarnations of soul music, for it is a category that can encompass so much—from R&B and neo-soul to acid jazz and hip-hop.

Tamika Love Jones dropped her first CD in 2010 after working with celebrity producer Chucky Thompson and having shared the stage with a host of mainstream and independent

With sweetness and easy soulfulness, Julie Dexter’s voice creates an instant air of mellowness. Born in Birmingham, England, Julie Dexter follows in the footsteps of some of our

According to the a Bureau of Labor Statistics report, almost fifty thousand people in the United States filed taxes in 2011 as an independent music writer or performer,

Sultry chanteuse Conya Doss is a known name among neo-soul aficionados. Fans are buzzing about the Cleveland native’s new song collection, A Pocketful Of Purpose, which she is

Whether she is vocalizing rich jazz riffs that draw from her classical training on her last CD Life Is, or she’s soulfully interpreting Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit”,

Today’s radio-ready singer can often do two or more things at once. Beyoncé reigns supreme with the ability to dance, sing and give glamour face to any nearby