Tag: Nona Hendryx
PBS is airing a new documentary on the history of Funk
The new film from acclaimed documentarian Stanley Nelson is a voyage through the history of funk music, with an emphasis on soul, Afrofuturism and the music's origins in the Midwest.
Revisionist BBC documentary “Disco: The Soundtrack of a Revolution” comes to the US
The three part series produced by the BBC is one of a number of new documentaries that correctly re-frame disco from a story of sex, drugs and bad jokes to the revolutionary movement which birthed contemporary culture.
Soul Clap: The Mission
Soul Clap is on a mission to transform the planet. Their latest album WTF, or World Transformation Force, is a wake-up call for action.
Forever Nona
Nona Hendryx is more than a legendary vocalist or an iconic artist. She's a national treasure.
#TheMission – Inside the new 5 Mag
Soul Clap, Nona Hendryx, 15 years of Burial and more in 5 Mag issue 191, out today.
Soul Clap previews new album with the World EP
The passage of time nudges Soul Clap in a consciously more soulful and deep direction. The World EP is a glimpse into their future and ours.
Who’s Making Tracks like Nona Hendryx Right Now?
No one is making music like this. This is not a showcase, it's the real deal, it's Nona in full-throated glory on Keep Funkin', cementing a lasting relationship between funk icon Nona Hendryx and Soul Clap.
Future Shock! Inside the New Issue of 5 Mag
Santiago Salazar, Pablo Bolivar, Brian Power and more inside 5 Mag issue 158, out now!
Soul Clap Shines with Nona Hendryx: The Remixes of This Is It
Nona is a national treasure. Increasingly, so are Soul Clap.
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Library of Congress adds Jamie Principle’s “Your Love” to National Recording Registry
The classic of classic Chicago house tracks was selected for preservation as one of "the defining sounds of history and culture." Here's how it was made.
