![]() ![]() Simon also recommends “When I See You” (2006) by R&B and gospel singer Fantasia. “It is just a funk-heavy tune that allows all listeners to reminisce on their happiest memories,” Simon said. For that, consider listening to Beyonce’s version. More importantly, it is a revolutionary resource in carrying on the talents of those musicians before our time. Sampling, a musical device primarily developed by Hip-Hop pioneers of the ’80 s, uses elements from someone else’s pre-existing composition. “‘Before I Let Go’ is a classic within the Black community, so much so that Beyonce did a cover for her album Homecoming, ” Simon said. The American soul band, otherwise referred to as Maze, kickstarted their career after making an introduction to Motown aficionado Marvin Gaye and relocating from Philly to San Francisco. As Bandier senior Megan Simon puts it, “’Candy’ is a feel-good funk tune reminiscent of any quintessential Black event, whether that be a cookout, a wedding, a block party.” So in that case, gather around with your friends, put this song on blast, and get your groove on.Īnother classic to queue up is “Before I Let Go” (1981) by ’70s music group Maze and Frankie Beverly. Originally a 14-member band formed in 1974, the big bunch gets people on their feet to do the iconic Cha Cha Slide. ![]() Start off with the classic throwback that is ’80s anthem “Candy” from Cameo’s Word Up! (1986) album. As Black History Month comes to a close, here are some Black artists to listen to all year long. ![]()
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