Mildred Fallen
Alien Records Becomes Cincinnati’s Latest Music Destination
The new Over-the-Rhine based shop intends to be a music enthusiast’s pastime paradise.
Vince Fraser Reimagines “The Mother of All Cincinnati Murals” at BLINK
The UK-based visual artist illuminates Richard Haas’s “Homage to Cincinnatus.”
New Documentary on Scribble Jam’s Impact in the Works
The film intends to explore how the ’90s Cincinnati-based hip hop festival became a world-renowned event.
Philip Bailey’s Music Nonprofit Makes a Difference for Youth
Minutes before Earth, Wind & Fire’s soundcheck in Rosemont, Illinois, Philip Bailey was still handling interviews. He’d spent a great part of the day with the media generating awareness about his nonprofit, Music Is...
Urban Roots Podcast Launches Third Season
The series shines a light on Ohio’s river cities that supported the Emancipation movement in honor of Juneteenth.
New Book on The Isley Brothers Hits Market
Author Darrell M. McNeill champions The Isley Brothers’ universal music influence.
Zina Camblin Revisits Her Roots
The TV writer/producer’s return to Cincinnati theatre reignites her passion as a playwright.
Rapper Khari “Edutains” with Mindful Hip-Hop
Onstage and off, the MC/educator motivates his audiences with honest storytelling.
Napoleon Maddox’s Annual Festival Amplifies Black Art Traditions
The multidisciplinary performer reps for the culture with four-day Underworld Black Arts Festival.
Rising Artist Tiger Goods Builds a Fanbase
The pop singer-songwriter is a fresh face with a growing viral presence.
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