WPGM Revisits: OutKast – Stankonia (Album Review)
By 2000, the world was already well-acquainted with OutKast’s unlikely pairing of André 3000 and Big Boi, AKA Three Stacks and Sir Lucious L. Leftfoot....
WPGM Revisits: Linkin Park – Hybrid Theory (Album Review)
I feel like Linkin Park was a guilty pleasure in the black community when I was growing up. While I’m proud of my diverse taste...
WPGM Recommends: Cherri V – Brown Eyed Soul Vol. 1 (EP Review)
There are not many who have quite the rep that Cherri V has. A notable mainstay in Black British music, she has spent time honing...
WPGM Recommends: Sea Offs – What’s The Point? (Album Review)
The catch with the music industry today is the amount of artists that remain closed away from the mainstream stage. Be it on behalf of...
WPGM Interviews: Sia Amun – Music Without Expectations, Finding Yourself And ‘The Blue Dream Project’
Sia Amun is a singer/songwriter, and “a creator, an artist, and a lover of life“, hailing from Pasadena, California. She is no newbie to the...
WPGM Recommends: Aurora – All My Demons Greet Me As A Friend (Album Review)
All My Demons Greet Me As A Friend is Aurora’s debut album, and she’s inflicted an emotional rollercoaster on us: playing with her extensive vocal...
WPGM Recommends: City And Colour – If I Should Go Before You (Album Review)
As we approach the setting sun of the folk renaissance, it is easy to look back at the work of Canadian songwriter City And Colour...