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In the Footsteps of a Legend: Who Comes After Whitney?

A month after the passing of iconic singer Whitney Houston, fans of the late singer are left to wonder who could possibly follow in the footsteps of a legend so aptly called “The Voice” during the heyday of her career. …

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Soul Transformers: Women Who Changed the Industry

Soul music has evolved over the years due to the artists who were instrumental in being courageous enough to bring their own unique gifts to the forefront during

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Sound Check: TwinSpirit—A Total Understanding

Take a bit of some heartfelt soul mixed with an impeccable pitch and verve, and you have the artist known as TwinSpirit. This rising international indie star recently

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The Role of Women in Today’s Music Scene

March is Women’s History Month, so it is only fitting that during this month SoulTrain.com shines the spotlight on women in the music industry who are redefining roles,

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Advice to Beyoncé and New Mothers Balancing Motherhood and Career

When Beyoncé gave birth early this year to her first child, the entertainment world came to a collective stand-still—for a second at least—as the music

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Princess of Controversy—Claiming the Role of Art-ivist

Some entertainers entertain simply for the love of performing. Others look at their ability to entertain as a calling and an opportunity to change the world. DC-based entertainer

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Breakout Artists of 2012

Rather than wait and see, we wanted to make some predictions about who will breakout this year as the artists to watch. This year promises some new artists

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Sound Check: Akua Allrich—Free Flowing

Emerging vocalist Akua Allrich fuses musical genres to create music that is not easily categorized as jazz, blues, or R&B. Quickly garnering attention on adult contemporary radio stations

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Sound Check: Mahoganee—Spreading Her Wings

“Arts and activism” is a phrase that is starting to make its rounds among performing artists today who are trying to keep their music relevant while supporting a

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Grammys’ Bye-Bye to Urban/Alternative Category Impacts Indie Artists

When singers Jill Scott and Miguel garnered attention a few months ago for displaying anger at not being nominated for Grammy awards, their fans were a bit shocked



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