Source: Bill Clark / Getty On Thursday, the final night of the DNC, as we waited with anticipation to watch the historic Vice President Harris officially accepted
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services In her book, Black Opera: History, Power, Engagement, scholar Naomi André writes that “The history of black involvement with opera in the United
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Musician and photographer Nathan Cephas prizes process over product. His debut album – ethereal and soulful, subtle and slinky – is an unfurling
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Children in Pittsburgh who have musical dreams don’t just have to play in the school band or teach themselves GarageBand to get into
Source: Sophie Bassouls / Getty Today marks the 100th birthday of James Baldwin, one of most iconic figures in American literature and society, and one of the most
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services In a city budding with Black brilliance, bright futures and bridgebuilders, singer-songwriter LoRen, 26, serves up a melting pot of music genres, from
Source: Ebet Roberts / Getty “Ladies and Gentleman: The Revolution.” Those are the first words spoken in Prince’s 1984 film Purple Rain, released two days after his multi-generational
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services Erika Denae J’s art sits at the cross-section of music and healing. A Pittsburgh native whose musical lineage spans from Charlie Parker’s bebop
Source: iOne Digital Creative Services / iOne Digital Creative Services Native Pittsburgher INEZ, all caps—no last name, has an infectious laugh. It’s BIG. Like the letters of her
Source: Ebet Roberts / Getty Forty years ago, Prince released Purple Rain to extraordinary acclaim. It was a stunning reception for a work that didn’t so much break