Juicy J Proclaims ‘Enough Is Enough’ on New Song ‘Hella F–kin’ Trauma’
Juicy J peels off a torrent of righteous bars against police, record labels, day-to-day haters and more on his new song, […]
Eddie Floyd Brings the Memphis Soul Sound to Life in New Memoir
Singer Eddie Floyd wrote “Knock on Wood” with guitarist Steve Cropper at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis in 1966, two years […]
Musicians earn tips on virtual concerts with Crosstown Arts platform
Crosstown Arts launched “Against the Grain,” a web-based platform that allows local musicians to release music in exchange for donations, […]
The Pandemic And Protests Are Shaping The Way Independent Artists Release Music
The pandemic kept indie artists at home recording music, and now protests are inspiring creatives to make music for the streets. After […]
Jody Stephens, Mike Mills Talk Big Star’s Legacy in ‘Memphis Masters’ Series
The Memphis Masters is a limited video series by Craft Recordings, celebrating albums from the legendary Stax Records and its influence […]
Five Questions for Liz Brasher
To hear the culture of the real South, as it emerges, in this very moment, requires listening to the young […]
“The Lost Generation”: We Are Memphis Celebrates Black Music Month
Just in time for Black Music Month, We Are Memphis celebrates these artists’ and others’ contributions to this time in […]
KIRBY: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
KIRBY: Tiny Desk (Home) Concert You’ve heard this Memphis born songwriter multiple times on HBO’s Insecure this season. Now watch her perform live.
Breathing While Black: MonoNeon on His Newest Music
But while the five-string bass wunderkind, who played with Prince in his final years, is more widely known as a […]
HIP HOP AND THE MOVEMENT
Hip-hop artist and activist Yo Gotti talks to Linsey Davis about social justice, prison reform and the use of the term.