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The son of reggae's best-known artist, Ziggy Marley's life has been transformed by the power of music.
The music of Chrisette Michele respectfully invokes the spirit of Billie Holiday.
GLC's immediate thrust into the public spotlight serves as a gentle reminder that there is no such thing as luck.
The eclectic versatility of Izza Kizza's style has generated widespread comparisons to fellow rapper Missy Elliott.
Since 1999, the life of Sammie Bush has repeatedly alternated between the "real world" and the "music world."
Looking at the current musical landscape, Jessie James may be the breakout star of 2009.
Berry Gordy affectionately dubbed Claudette Rogers Robinson as "The First Lady of Motown."
As the mentor of Aaron Hall and principal influence on R. Kelly, Charlie Wilson is "the de-facto father of new jack swing."
If Prince sung gospel music, then you'd have a general idea of the artist formerly known as "Tonex."
Leela James is one of those singers whose voice will stop someone dead in their tracks.
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