Singer Peabo Bryson is reportedly in the hospital after suffering what is believed to be a heart attack. According to TMZ, the Grammy-winning singer is in stable condition after suffering the heart attack at his Georgia home on Saturday (April 27).
“We’re told Peabo’s currently responsive and both his medical team and family are optimistic he’ll make a speedy recovery,” the site reports.
Bryson, who just turned 68 earlier this month, won two Grammy Awards in the ‘90s.
A Phoenix man is facing several charges after killing his family on Christmas Day.
On Christmas Day, Anthony Milan Ross, a motivational speaker, chef, and author posted a video on Facebook singing a carol alongside his 11-year-old son, Nigel. The video displays a cheerful Ross, stating, “We’re going to embarrass ourselves! We’re going to sing.”
Ross, 45, would later kill his ex-wife, Iris Ross, 38, outside of an Arizona apartment complex.
Being signed to Eric Prydz’s label Pryda Friends can put on a lot of pressure to live up to the expectations of the dance music messiah, but Jonas von der Fehr (known simply as, Fehrplay) has exceeded the expectations of many a naysayer. With the release of his two new tracks off the label, “Monte” and “Talk to Me,” this deep progressive prodigy is infiltrating airwaves and rising through the ranks under an esteemed label and with exuberant mixes.
On April 13 the world will find out if South Korean rapper PSY is a one-hit wonder or not. The “Gangnam Style” singer will attempt to follow-up his worldwide hit with a new single.
The YouTube sensation — currently more than 1.3 billion views — took to the popular video sharing platform to announce that he will be returning home to unveil the new track, while performing at the Seoul World Cup Stadium in front of approximately 40,000 fans.
As Robert Glasper gears up for his next Apple Music-exclusive album, the Grammy-winning artist is reflecting on his musical influences and where jazz stands today. Ahead of the Blue Note Jazz Festival: The Black Radio Experience, Glasper opened up about scoring the forthcoming Luther Vandross documentary. On being asked to curate the music for the film, the composer gushed to Billboard, “Luther was the soundtrack to my childhood. We didn’t have a family gathering without Luther’s music playing.