Culture Tones
Joye WilliamsCulture Tones is focused on amplifying the voices of black artists, entertainers and culture shifters with honest coverage and informed social commentary.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 months ago |
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Abuse satire in black culture is dangerous.
Maino and Akademiks were embroiled in a verbal and escalating back and forth. What began as a conversation about “teenior citizens” devolved into a coliseum of assault accusations. The sequence of events was simple. Akademiks poked fun at J...
Chance The Rapper's 'Starline' is a call-to-action in the middle of f***ing chaos.
What the fuck is going on y’all?
Whether you want to pay attention or not, things are changing and swiftly right in front of us. The government is shut down due to a lack of agreement between Republicans and Democrats on healthcare for the...
Tyler, The Creator makes us feel again with 'Don't Tap the Glass'.
Tyler, The Creator is an orb of talent, creativity, angst and honesty that threatens to strike out at any moment. “Don’t Tap the Glass” swarms its audience with a funk that I can only recall in scripted 80s party scenes where the environmen...
Saturday Culture Rundown - Detroit Edition
Shinola partners with Big Sean to celebrate J Dilla’s legacy with a new collection dedicated to the legendary producer.
Shinola, a Detroit-based luxury lifestyle brand, released two-limited edition watches and a leather record bag des...
The Millenium Tour 2025: Hot Pink Nivea, RSVP shows out and Boosie acts up.
As I walked into Little Caesars Arena for The Millennium Tour Detroit stop, the crowd was already buzzing. Omarion, Bow Wow, Plies, Nivea, Boosie and Rick Ross were set to hit the stage in a moment. I talked to a few concert goers to ask wh...
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I specialize in black music artists, entertainment and cultural conversations that shape the community. I write. I mom. I wife.
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