Gerald Levert - Now Playing - VINYL LP

Ant Clemons' name has already been cemented in music history, most notably for his Kanye West collaborations and writing credits (Beyonce, SZA, Ty Dolla $ign, Pharrell, G Eazy) plus the Grammy nomination for Best R&B Album for his debut EP, Happy 2 Be Here. Enlisting the likes of Timbaland, Ty Dolla $ign and Pharrell, the 8-track EP is full of truth and spirit, adding a fresh perspective to the R&B landscape. Home to the singles such as Inch4 Letter WordInch and InchExcited,Inch BBE Records commemorates the one year anniversary of the project with a 2021 vinyl LP reissue featuring the bonus record InchJune 1st.Inch

This Now Playing shines the spotlight on Donny Hathaway with a tracklist that spans soulful themes of love, hope, and introspection. It includes iconic songs like InchThe Ghetto - Part 1,Inch InchA Song For You,Inch and InchWhere Is The LoveInch featuring Roberta Flack, showcasing his emotive vocals and poignant lyrics. This collection also delves into social issues with tracks like InchLittle Ghetto BoyInch and ends on a hopeful note with InchSomeday We'll All Be Free,Inch leaving a lasting impact with it's soul-stirring melodies and messages of resilience.

The Womack Sisters, Kucha, Zeimani, and BG Womack, were singing before they could walk. They grew up on the road. Their schools were stages and studios all over the world, where they sang behind their parents, Zekkariyas & Zeriiya (fka Womack & Womack), alongside their four siblings. Nowhere was home for long. No matter where they lived they were always surrounded by music and family. Their 2026 self-titled debut album, The Womack Sisters, is the musical culmination of the Sisters' long and winding journey to find themselves. Releasing Aug on Daptone Records, the intensely soulful collection of tunes produced by Gabriel Roth looks forward by looking back, paying homage to their family's lineage while creating a sound that is uniquely their own. On an album that is deeply autobiographical, perhaps no lyric is as fitting as the final refrain People come and go, But, darling this I know,It will always be my sisters and me.