Music

    YMC Ant’s new album, ‘Sincerely From Ant,’ is a letter to his fans
    In the midst of promoting his newest project, YMC Ant spoke with The Baltimore Banner about the album.
    Baltimore rap artist, YMC Ant
    Baltimore’s Deetranada to appear in BET Hip Hop Awards 2022 cypher
    Deetranada is the first woman from Baltimore to be featured in a BET Hip Hop Awards cypher.
    BET REVEALS “BET HIP HOP AWARDS” 2022 CYPHER TALENT AND DIGITAL OFFERINGS ACROSS PLATFORMS will include DEETRANADA.
    The best local indie music in September
    A roundup of September’s best local indie music on the Baltimore scene.
    Man plays acoustic guitar, hands play piano, drummer and guitarist
    The best local rap and R&B in September
    Shordie Shordie, Lor Remix among September’s best rap and R&B songs from the Baltimore and the DMV region.
    Man with microphone, woman recording, pressing play on music app
    ‘I had a great time’: Lutherville resident looks back on 22 seasons as organist for the Washington Capitals
    Bruce Anderson announced Tuesday on social media that the Capitals would no longer be using an organist for games.
    Bruce Anderson, organist for The Capitals for twenty-two years, was recently laid off when they informed him they no longer needed his services. He is pictured here in his Lutherville Music School.
    Review: OTR Chaz’s ‘Longwood Legends’ EP doesn’t break new ground, but it’s solid
    Here’s hoping that the next full-length album is just as good as the EP.
    Four places I’ve seen live music in Baltimore — and other venues I want to check out
    Baltimore Banner courts reporter Dylan Segelbaum has seen more than 350 bands since 2015. Here are four places that he's seen live music in Baltimore — and other concert venues on his list to visit.
    Full of Hell opens for Integrity at the Metro Gallery in Baltimore on Jan. 12, 2019.
    Review: The Soft Pink Truth’s ‘Was It Ever Real?’ EP
    The Baltimore-based artist — and one half of nationally-celebrated electronic duo Matmos — releases a new album full of experimental immersive grooves.
    "Was It Ever Real?" by The Soft Pink Truth.
    This month’s best local rap and R&B
    August's best rap and R&B from the Baltimore and DMV area.
    Man with microphone, woman recording, pressing play on music app
    Baltimore street entertainers say they’re being shortchanged by the city
    Baltimore’s street performers say they’re frustrated by the city’s treatment of their art.
    Bob Jacobson poses for a portrait
    Vegan Soulfest returns bigger and better after a two-year hiatus
    Vegan Soulfest, which promotes healthy eating to the city's Black community, will now feature the We Give Black Fest to provide education on entrepreneurship.
    Vegan SoulFest's New We Give Black program
    Tae Wilson and Reggie Street host a listening party for their upcoming collaborative project, ‘Proud Of Us Now?’
    The listening event doubled as a music video shoot for “I’m Da Type,” a single for the upcoming project.
    Reggie Street & Tae Wilson speaking on new project.
August 13th, 2022.
    The Crate Gatsby Instagram profile is a crash course on Baltimore’s musical legacy
    Chase Mortenson’s record collecting project, Crate Gatsby, is a constant log of Baltimore area soul music of the past.
    A selection of records from Crate Gatsby.
    The best Baltimore rap songs from every year this century
    Baltimore rap exploded in a dozen different directions in the 21st century: Here are the top 22 that show where the genre has been — and where it’s going.
    Photo illustration of rap artists from Baltimore.
    A Baltimore village helped get this singer to the Metropolitan Opera
    When a Daniel Rich moves into his purpose, it is a triumph for the village.
    Daniel Rich, a Baltimorean, was recently selected by the Metropolitan Opera for its very competitive Lindermann Young Artist Development Program.
    Shwaze Collins cooks up in the recording studio and in the Brunch Gods’ kitchen
    Shwaze Collins has bounced around several careers to support his rap profession, but he has since found a job that he loves just as much.
    7/18/22—Adrian “Shwaze” Collins, Brunch God’s head chef, prepares a “Manny Stacquiao” stuffed stack pancake, a pancake stuffed with cheese, scrambled eggs and bacon bits.
    Yg Teck’s ‘Day Ones’ concert was an intimate display of his storytelling talents
    The Park Heights rapper and entrepreneur gave a show for his most loyal supporters backed by local band The Natives.
    Yg Teck live at Motorhouse
    Review: Shordie Shordie’s ‘More Than Music, Pt. 2′
    The Northeast Baltimore rap star's newest project gives glimpses of his obvious musical gifts, but a lack of experimentation is holding him back from getting to the next level.
    Kurt L. Schmoke on the new BSO director, the power of history and the cello
    Jonathon Heyward is proof that we should encourage the study of humanities.
    Jonathon Hayward speaks with reporters in the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall.
    ‘Times they are a-changin’’: Baltimore-area radio icon Weasel finds himself off-air
    For a decade, the legendary DJ guided Baltimore through the history of music. His cult following grew alarmed when his radio show didn’t air on WTMD.
    Few jocks were better known or more loved than Jonathan Gilbert aka "Weasel" was the late late night DJ at the station and a familiar and unique voice of WHFS. He is known for his encyclopedic knowledge of all things music and on-air interviews with many of the most famous artists of that generation.   The Weasel at home in Bethesda with a lifetime of collected music.
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