Tbf though basically every month is Black music month for me, so

Solange looks like the teacher from Drumline!

You literally made a thread saying this already. It was corny then and it's corny now.

Every month is black music month, and not in a woke or metaphorical way

Okay y'all we get it. "Every month is Black Music Month". How about actually contributing to thread with music or documentaries instead of regurgitating the same post for the tenth f***ing time itt

Music from the first black composer to have a symphony composed in the United States.

Mr. William Grant Still

Brief documentary on the man himself

“Post your favorite black artists” we already do this daily

2019 African Jazz Fusion

Nigerian post-disco singer that was on CBS Records the same time as Michael Jackson

this whole s*** black music... we da soundtrack

We back with a documentary on Jazz and it's influence(s) on hip-hop and sampling!

Recommend checking both these videos before peeping this classic MTV documentary hosted by Sway back in 2001 covering 90s hip-hop and how its sound evolved throughout the decade.

one of my favorite albums from him

Joyous Juneteenth to Black people only!
Here is a documentary on the origin of Negro Spirituals...if it wasn't already obvious how those came to be. Also some very well known songs.

Couple songs I feel fit the theme of the Negro Spiritual

But on a more positive note, and because Negro Spirituals have a place in this genre, here is a documentary on Gospel music.

Well known Negro Spiritual performed by a Gospel choir

Gospel has always had a strong influence on Black music. Especially in House music as gospel choirs/records were frequently sampled in the music

Thank you for this and for such a great thread

Post some in this thread for Juneteenth y'all!

And since it is a Saturday after all...