Music

Rapper Ice Cube has shared a meme from a Russian propaganda website that claims Europeans shot the noses off of Ancient Egyptian statues. The...

Stevie Eagle E, half of the artist and production duo EEDB (Eagle E and Doc B) has joined forces with Amanda Frolich, the CEO of Amanda’s Action Club, children’s activity expert, celebrity entertainer, bestselling international author and business entrepreneur to bring us a whole new take on the classic Sing a Rainbow.  They have taken a standard children's nursery rhyme and turned it into a soulful reggae-infused pop song with strong visual images in the video that promote ethnic and racial cohesion as well as championing front line health workers.

It all began with a random conversation in the heart of Stockholm, which leads to a unique question: What would happen if three of...

Coronavirus has changed the music business due to lockdowns and social distancing. Global News Ink will be interviewing artists from the award-winning dance music...

A few days after Tory Lanez and Drake broke Instagram live viewer record, Tataloo, an Iranian underground pop star broke this record tremendously. During coronavirus...

Coronavirus has changed the music business due to lockdowns and social distancing. Global News Ink will be interviewing artists from the award-winning dance music...

Coronavirus has changed the music business due to lockdowns and social distancing. Global News Ink will be interviewing artists from the award-winning dance music...

Coronavirus has changed the music business due to lockdowns and social distancing. Global News Ink will be interviewing artists from the award-winning dance music...

Coronavirus is a world problem, no longer can people in the privileged West point their finger and say ‘It’s over there’.  Coronavirus is here and it’s hitting everyone everywhere without exception.  As the virus sweeps across the UK and the Government prepares with measures never before seen in peacetime the UK musical community as with the global music community has been decimated.  Despite this artists are still doing all they can to help however they can including stars like Toyin Adekale, Noel Mckoy and Leee John who are directly affected by Coronavirus.

While not well known in America, the Rubettes, founded in the '70s by John Richardson, had worldwide success with their song "Sugar Baby Love"...