Bridging the Gap: Paying homage to the old school while embracing the new. Showcasing the finest in Classic Hip Hop, R&B, Funk, Jazz, Indie Soul, Rock and more!
If you think you've got some "Grown Folks Music", send it on, we'd love to hear it.
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Bridging the Gap: Paying homage to the old school while embracing the new. Showcasing the finest in Classic Hip Hop, R&B, Funk, Jazz, Indie Soul, Rock and more! If you think you've got some "Grown Folks Music", send it on, we'd love to hear it.
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October 13, 2021
Trish Loves Lyrics Trailer
Coming Early 2022. Welcome to Trish Loves Lyrics: A Music + Talk Show podcast Collaboration with Grown Folks Music. Join former Qwest Records A&R assistant Patricia Brooks as she celebrates lyrics and the singer, songwriters behind those lyrics. Tune in bi-weekly for the coolest conversations all about lyrics with your favorite songwriters, producers, and artists. Hear the juicy backstories behind the scenes while some of our favorite songs in music history were written. More importantly, you’ll hear an appreciation for songwriters and their pen game. 40 minutes of good music, and hopefully you will be enriched with some new musical gems. Music: Trish's Theme Composed by Ivan Orr ©2021 Music Of The Day After ASCAP
May 14, 2021
Tummy
GFM Wreckas & Tapes artist Sam Burger has released an ode to his stomach woes. He hopes that you too will participate in the "Tummy" challenge by rubbing your belly as the song plays... you'll feel much better.
October 28, 2020
GFM Spotlight Interview: Justin-Lee Schultz
GFM's Music Editor Ivan Orr chats with thirteen year old multi-instrumentalist phenom Justin-Lee Schultz about his upcoming debut project "Gruv Kid" (out 11/13) , his beginnings in music, influences and much more in this up close and personal interview. About Justin-Lee Schultz Born in Johannesburg, South Africa and based in Durham, NC, musical wonder-kid Justin Lee Schultz is the good news you did not even know you needed. He is joy personified. The multi-instrumental wizard who has dazzled audiences on TV shows Harry, Little Big Shots and American’s Most Musical Family, is a prodigy in the fashion of his idols Stevie Wonder and Herbie Hancock. His talent is exceptional not merely because he is young but also due to his melodic, harmonic and technical maturation. While his peers are learning the latest Tik Tok dances and amassing kills on Fortnite, Justin prefers studio time and woodshedding for hours. While social distancing has most people jamming at home with their families, Justin has literally been jamming with his musician father and bassist Julius and 16-year-old sister and drummer Jamie-Leigh. “Music brings me joy because I can express myself when I play. I can also get creative when I’m improvising,” shares the amiable, cherub faced and charismatic 13-year old who has aspirations to one day share the stage with Wonder and Herbie Hancock, as well as Bruno Mars, Charlie Puth, Jacob Collier, Cory Henry and Robert Glasper. Justin, who plays piano, guitar, bass guitar and talkbox, devotes five to seven hours each day to his musical craft. His anticipated Shanachie Entertainment debut will be released November 2020.
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