James Longs: A Vocalist For Inclusion

James Longs: A Vocalist For Inclusion

Though he meant it in the literal sense, while describing his role as a patient transporter, he delivers this heroism throughout his life. As a martial arts teacher, he provides an outlet to build discipline in his community. As a multi-talented artist he uses his talents to urge for more than inclusivity for the Black community. His journey began in Cleveland, Ohio.

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AFROPUNK: "The Cycle" Album Review

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AFROPUNK: "The Cycle" Album Review

Afropunk praises “The Cycle” saying, “The Cycle adds up to an album that demands multiple deep listens, rewarding the listener with new details and nuances. It’s one of those rare albums that you’ll find yourself thinking about long after it’s over. “

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PASTE MAGAZINE: "Mist :: Missed" Review

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PASTE MAGAZINE: "Mist :: Missed" Review

“Mist Missed” is a soulful ode to remaining yourself and staying motivated. The repetitive beat is intriguing, and it resembles the escapism that arises while focusing on a single task. The Cycle was made in a small storefront on Lorain Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, where they practiced for three years. The isolation and focus that created the album is present in “Mist Missed.”

Bandcamp's Album Of The Day: Reckoning

Bandcamp's Album Of The Day: Reckoning

On Reckoning, Mourning [A] BLKstar stare down this lack of change, finding resilience in innovation and emotion when real progress still seems beyond reach.

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