The Moving Shrine
Matthew AllenDedicated to the Archeology and Emotional Potential of Black Music and Culture.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 10 | Founded | 3 months ago | Last Issue | 21 days ago |
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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...
The SZA/Doechii Dynasty: The Women Lead TDE Into New Era
This past Sunday at the 2026 BET Awards, singer/songwriter SZA and rapper/singer Doechii took home the BET Her Award for their collaboration, “Girl, Get Up,” adding to the list of accolades for Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE). The auspicious o...
Until The 12th of Never: Maurice White, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Overcoming FOMO
Some of the best memories I have are riding in the car with my dad.
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The Five Elements of Michael Jackson: How The King of Pop was the Quintessential Hip-Hop Superstar
The year was 1986. Quincy Jones had contacted Run-DMC to come to record an anti-drug song with none other than Michael Jackson, the enigmatic megastar singer/songwriter, who passed away eight years ago today. After the Rap trio stepped on a...
As Jacked As It Sounds: Three Decades Later, 'HIStory' Proves Michael Jackson Right
It all begins with descending distortion. The opening song on Michael Jackson’s 1995 double album, HIStory: Past, Present, and Future Book 1, starts with skittering distortion and sonic specters, until…you hear a scream. That scream is a ha...
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