On March 13, Nneka published a new song and video called “Go Within.” The release was preceded by a strong statement shared by Nneka on her social media platform. It reads:

“my people una..I dey support myself these days as I talk am earlier this year. we dey do things dem slightly different this year oh…

so I say make I drop another song wen I take do wen dem big big record company dem no want commot/release.(na joy I dey use take give una dis correct kangpe music wen go totori your mind.i dey commott all these songs take give una..so I dey very grateful…

March 14th I go drop “go within”… d song na to help us take remember say na only we be d master of our own waka for this earth…(Ofcos with the help of our prime creator yah)..so make una stay tuned..
one love”

Click here or on the image above to check out the official video for “Go Within,” and remember to like, comment, and share.

The Otis Redding Foundation will be hosting the grand opening for the Otis Redding Center for the Arts on Saturday, March 22, 2025, at 436 Cotton Avenue in Downtown Macon, Georgia.

The center will provide services for young people between the ages of 5 and 18 who are interested in music and the arts. Plans are also in place to roll out programming for toddlers and senior citizens.

Following the grand opening, ORCA will host two of the Otis Redding Foundation’s signature programs, the Otis Music Camp (June 2–20, 2025) and Camp Dream (July 14–25, 2025). For additional information, visit their website: www.orcamacon.org.

The much-anticipated all-white affair with Dru Hill and special guest Case is all set for Saturday, March 29th, at Hard Rock Live (7801 E. State Street) in Rockford, Illinois.

Presented by Yung Fly Entertainment, this is a 21 and older event that’s scheduled to start at 7pm local time. Tickets range from USD$90 to USD$157, and they can be purchased on Ticketmaster’s website.

On March 1st, 2025, the world lost a beautiful soul, and the music industry lost a real star. That is the date American singer, songwriter, actress, and record producer Angie Stone passed. She died in a car accident in the morning following a concert the previous night in Montgomery, Alabama.

Stone is most known for her solo album “Black Diamond,” released in 1999. It received gold certification by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).