The Moving Shrine
Matthew AllenDedicated to the Archeology and Emotional Potential of Black Music and Culture.
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Top Billin’: The Era of the Producer-As-Artist
On Aug. 28, Erykah Badu dropped her first album in 16 years. Before the World Blows isn’t a solo effort like her 2010 album, New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh). Producer Alchemist is co-billed on this effort, and the two gave us one...
Can Stop, Will Stop: Sean 'Diddy' Combs and The Far-Reaching Effects of Rap’s East Coast/West Coast Feud
Tupac Shakur’s murder is unsolved…for the time being. Nearly thirty years since the multi-platinum MC was slain by gunfire in Las Vegas, a suspect, Duane "Keffe D" Davis, for said murder is finally facing a judge and jury. For years, Shakur...
The 'Thriller' Dance: Four Decades of Choreography That ‘No Mere Mortal Can Resist’
Michael Jackson was a master at synthesizing the best aspects of the art and art makers in his purview. This is particularly true when it comes to his dancing. He fused the feverish bombast of James Brown, the slick, subtle flair of Jackie...
The Flaw Behind "Say What You Want About R. Kelly, But..."
(Credit: AP, Creator: Charles Rex Arbogast)
One of my favorite podcasts over the past couple of years has been the R&B Money podcast. Hosted by Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Tank and his manager, J. Valentine, the weekly pod finds the...
Life Beyond Theo: A Tribute to Malcolm-Jamal Warner
(Malcolm-Jamal Warner playing bass during a performance. Photo Credit: Bennett Raglin/Getty Images)
The world fell in love with a teenager named Malcolm-Jamal Warner because of The Cosby Show, the juggernaut TV sitcom. From 1984 to 1992, w...
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