Yola, a Grammy-nominated artist, performed a dynamic set at Nashville's Basement East. Her performance blended various influences, from classic soul and funk to 80s pop icons like Prince and ...

Stanley Nelson and Nicole London explain the soundtrack of freedom. We Want The Funk!, a documentary exploring the Funk genre that defined the 1970s, is now airing on PBS. Set against the backdrop ...

Black Pop Artists Have Long Gone Country. ... hit No. 2. In subsequent years, amid his steady work in pop, R&B and jazz, Charles would return to country music regularly, ... rock and funk, ...

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But on Thursday, Feb. 20, the after hours event doubled as a kick-off for the 32nd annual Noise Pop Festival, complete with a headlining set by Southern California funk star Dam-Funk.

“We Want the Funk!” shows how funk music fueled a pro-Black resistance in the face of racist repression — and may offer some lessons in fighting Trumpism. IE 11 is not supported.

Another is a black t-shirt with her back facing forward, while she’s wearing a thong. Tote bags and hats will also be available for purchase. Merch oficial da "Baile Funk Experience'.

'Black Pop' release date, time, how to watch. Two hour-long episodes will air on Monday, June 19 and Tuesday, June 20 starting at 8 p.m. ET/PT on E!.

It’s hard to ignore the impact Black history has had on American pop culture. There’s even an argument to be made that without Black history, American pop culture simply wouldn’t exist.