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From Caesar’s haunting falsettos to evocative layers of synthesizers, Never Enough is a heavenly culmination of stylistic themes that make Daniel Caesar the artist he is.

The singer slipped onto the San Francisco stage with ease and belonging, like a good friend who’s been away for far too long.

If you’re a fan of Yung Gravy just for the bit, are excited about an eclectic mix of styles, or simply want to blast music and escape with monotonous lyricism, it may be worth a listen or two.

High-spirited energy exchanges are what Duckwrth’s vigorous performances are all about. It’s about traveling electricity, the mutual transfer of SuperGood energy between himself and audiences. His music isn’t made for listening — it’s made for moving.

Lizz Wright has an alto to cut butter and melt leather. She proved it to a sold-out crowd at Yoshi’s in Oakland on June 29.

Leave it to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to show the Golden Globes how it's done. The nominees are a step up, but best of all, the Oscars are sweeping Zoom into the dustbin.

Despite the changed release date, “Soul” managed to arrive right on time, delivering a message that carries newfound importance at the end of a devastating year.

As a Korean American woman, it feels as though every decision I make about my appearance is intertwined with my race, gender, identity and cultural history.

In her 2020 rerelease, My Life (Deluxe/Commentary Edition), Blige mingles the details of her creative process with the songs themselves.

If the soulfulness of his studio albums hadn’t been indications already, his concert Friday night cemented his status as a leading voice in the new generation of R&B performers.