After releasing some single releases intermittently over the years since her debut in 2011, Elle Varner has a new EP called Ellevation-- a play on her name of course, but once could glean from the tracks that this "raw Elle Varner project" expresses a musical movement of levels too. Read and enjoy our interview.

A phenomenon in its own right-- the group The Hamiltones has stepped to the forefront now and started out on a musical journey of its own. We talked with The Hamiltones about the new EP Watch The Ton3s, working with Hamilton, garnering three 2019 Grammy nominations, and putting some "respeck" on Birdman's name. Read and enjoy.

This month Rahsaan Patterson will release Heroes and Gods, his first new album in eight years, on Shanachie Entertainment. He talked with us about the new music, his musical hero Luther Vandross and lessons of life he'd tell his younger self.

You may not know The Bonfyre by name, but chances are you've already heard her music. She is signed to hit maker and executive L.A. Reid's new music label called Hitco, and her single "Automatic" is in regular rotation on urban adult contemporary stations. Read and enjoy our interview with this young new artist.

R&B Legend Freddie Jackson chats it up with Grown Folks Music. Check out our interview with him, right here!

We chatted with gospel music artist Casey J about her sophomore album, The Gathering, her podcast, and why having God's trust is her standard as a creative and a worship leader. Read and enjoy.

Emerging reggae fusion band Royal KhaoZ stopped by for a chat. We talked about what the band plans to bring to the genre of reggae, how it promotes and showcases other emerging artists and you know we got the band's definition of Grown Folks Music.

Growns, remember that time in 2017 when we interviewed MAJOR. and we told you to pay attention to him because he’s a star? Umm… yeah.

Singer-songwriter Anthony David talks about his soon to be released tribute album to Bill Withers and why it's important to pay homage to the greats while they are alive.

Peabo Bryson talks about putting his new album, Stand For Love, in the hands of musical masters Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, memories of his good friend Aretha Franklin, his wildly successful Disney theme songs and why he won't leave the music business any time soon.