Jazz
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Hear tracks by Noname, Anderson .Paak, H.E.R. and others. Source
As black Americans fought for equal rights in the 1960s, music reflected their calls to action. In jazz, that meant sounds that were spiritual, boundary-pushing and celebrated blackness. Source
The Greenwich Village club Smalls is booking bands inside the venue again, but audiences will still have to stay home. Source
Hear tracks by Oasis, Haim, Kenny Chesney and others. Source
Hear tracks by Juice WRLD, Evanescence, Jónsi and others. Source
The musicians were the two biggest disappearing acts on the jazz avant-garde. Now both have died of complications of the coronavirus. Source
Hear tracks by Laura Marling, Frank Ocean, Charli XCX and others. Source
Hear tracks by Moses Sumney, Troye Sivan, Sonic Boom and others. Source
He became a mainstay of the New York jazz scene, often performing with his celebrated son John. He died of the coronavirus. Source
