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The sound of the culture starts here. From R&B, Hip-Hop, Gospel, Southern Soul, Jazz, AfroBeats, and emerging indie voices, WaveNation Music covers the artists, songs, albums, playlists, live performances, and industry moves shaping today’s sound and tomorrow’s legends.
Jay-Z’s Yankee Stadium anniversary show became a family and hip-hop history moment as Beyoncé joined him for “Can’t Knock the Hustle” and Blue Ivy played piano during “Feelin’ It.”
By WaveNation Editorial
The Clark Sisters, Fred Hammond and Deitrick Haddon are bringing gospel music to the Las Vegas Strip with the “Legends of Gospel” residency at The Theater at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas.
By WaveNation Editorial
704 teams up with Anthony Hamilton for “Slide,” a feel-good Southern soul collaboration celebrated with an official single and video release event.
By Karesse Clemons
Bone Thugs-N-Harmony’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star marks more than a career milestone. It recognizes the Cleveland group’s lasting influence on melody-driven rap, Midwest hip-hop and the sound of generations that followed.
By WaveNation Editorial
Singer-songwriter Obii reflects on the experiences that shaped his artistry, from his Italian and Nigerian roots to his evolution from technical vocalist to emotional storyteller. In a candid conversation, he explores creativity, sobriety, mental health advocacy and the lifelong journey of becoming.
By Karesse Clemons
Muni Long is opening up about a life-changing health crisis. The singer revealed that she underwent a double lung transplant after doctors told her she had one week to live without the procedure. Now six months post-operation, Long says she is focused on recovery, motherhood, and quality of life.
By WaveNation Editorial
Tay Keith, the Memphis-born producer whose drums powered “Look Alive,” “Sicko Mode,” “Nonstop,” and “Pound Town,” has died at 29. His legacy stretches beyond chart-topping hits, reflecting the reach of Southern Black creativity, mentorship, and the next generation of hip-hop production.
By WaveNation Editorial
Drake’s ICEMAN remains No. 1 on the Billboard 200 for a fourth consecutive week, powered largely by streaming and adding another major milestone to one of the most commercially dominant careers in modern music.
By WaveNation EditorialYou’re caught up on this wave.
