Blackman Akeeb Kareem Tomorrow

How often do you walk into a situation without knowing what will happen? Do you fear it? Or do you embrace it? The unknown is a ubiquitous phenomenon that can be found in the essence of a person, place, or thing. Many musicians welcome musical situations where they are unaware of what will happen. That could be during improvising or performing with musicians for the first time. Both take an incredible amount of vulnerability and trust. The unknown seems to drive them into a space and time that controls them, not the other way around. And more than likely, that’s what they want it to do. Musicians prefer the unknown to utilize them as vessels to reach their audience or even to experience their own liberation.

The Wait is over for fans everywhere of Portugal's funk fiddler Mr Bird as the long awaited Lo-Fi Classics, his collaboration with honey-voiced blue-eyed-soul warbler Greg Blackman, has arrived. Aside from first single "Since You've Been Gone" highlights include the perky Stax-style ditty "The Morning's Coming", the Afro-soul percussion masterclass "Get On Through" and the deep disco instrumental "GB's Groove".

Works On Canvas is the 2000 album by American drummer Cindy Blackman. For thos effort, she teamed up with George Mitchell, Carlton Holmes & J.D. Allen. This was released by Highnote, the second of three albums she would do for them.

In The Now is the 1998 album by American drummer Cindy Blackman. Long before she became known as the backup musician for Lenny Kravitz (and years before she became Cindy Blackman Santana), she was recording jazz and this was her fifth album, where she received help from Ravi Coltrane, Jacky Terrasson, and Ron Carter at Rudy Van Gelden's recording studio in New Jersey. The album concluded with her rendition and interpretation of Kravitz's "Let Love Rule". This was released by the Highnote label.

Art and culture journalist Stacie Stukin takesan all-encompassing look into the ethos and inspiration of the famed interior design duo Adam Blackman and David Cruz, known for their quirky, daring style, which has drawn in celebrities and tastemakers worldwide.

Art and culture journalist Stacie Stukin takesan all-encompassing look into the ethos and inspiration of the famed interior design duo Adam Blackman and David Cruz, known for their quirky, daring style, which has drawn in celebrities and tastemakers worldwide.