You don't have to be a major artist or have Kendrick Lamar's status in order to curate projects. Check out this list of mediums you can possibly curate for.
Read MoreYou don't have to have a million dollar budget in order to be a charitable music creative. Peep these five tips to make an impact with what you have.
Read MoreCheck out the second list of creatives, curators, and brands to follow on social media by reading here.
Looking to find inspiration and refuel your creative and ambitious spirit? Check out these few social media accounts ran by creatives, curators, and brands.
Read MoreFear, apathy, or even a lack of time will prevent artists from being active in the movement for change. But that doesn't have to be the case. Check out this list of 5 things that an artist can do to help the cause.
Read MoreI know that storytelling is an important part of hip-hop, but storytelling shouldn't be limited to our music. We should tell our creative stories much more often, especially on our platforms.
Read MoreWith the increasing issues arising in the media about mental health, I thought it would be important to share a few tips for music creatives to use in managing their mental health.
Read MoreWant to experience some hip-hop, R&B, and/or jazz this summer via a festival? Check out this list of festivals and have fun!
Read MoreUse these Twitter chats as a social networking tool to connect with other creatives, possible fans, and music professionals online.
Read MoreWhile it's cool to reflect on Phife Dawg's impact on hip-hop in his passing, I think it's even more important to talk about health in the black community and how influential artists could be in encouraging better health practices through their collective influence.
Read MoreFor the last post on #ThisIsHERStory, it was only right to talk about women in jazz: not the singers, but the arrangers, composers and instrumentalists.
Read MoreThis week's #ThisIsHERStory is all about R&B, particularly from the 70s & 80s, whose music still hits a note today.
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