IT’S TIME FOR A CELEBRATION! THE 2020 BLACK MUSIC HONORS
BY: SARO
Getting Through This Unpredictable Year Has Been No Easy Challenge For Any Of Us. Finding And Learning New Tools To Restore And Maintain Our Mental Health Are Relevant More Than Ever As We Look For Ways To Ease Our Pandemic Tensions. Throughout History, Music Has Served As An Outlet For Life’s Milestones And Triumphs And On November 21, 2020 That Tradition Continues With The 5th Annual Black Music Honors.
Presented By Central City Productions, The 2-hour Event Acknowledges Influential Artists And Institutions That Have Made A Global Contribution To African American Music.
The 2020 Black Music Honorees Include Grammy® Award-nominated R&B Marvels, En Vogue (Urban Music Icon Award), Grammy® Award Winners Deborah Cox (Entertainer Icon Award) & Fred Hammond (Gospel Music Icon Award), As Well As The National Museum Of African American Music (Legacy Award). The Celebration This Year Will Be Hosted By Rickey Smiley, Dedicated To First Responders & Essential Workers, With A Special Tribute To Bill Withers. Performances Include Raheem Devaughn, Musiq Soulchild, Tweet, June’s Diary, Marvin Sapp, Major, Brian Courtney Wilson, Rl, D Smoke, And Shelea’.
“This Is Going To Be An Exciting Quality Entertainment Packed Show!” Cindy Herron (En Vogue), Gleamingly Expressed During A Recent Press Conference. “Its Very Important For Me That We Come Together And Celebrate Black Music This Year. There Are So Many Things That Are Dividing People, Not Only In America But Around The World, So For Us To Have A Moment To Drift Away From Those Things And Have Something Positive To Focus On As A Community, Is A Proud Moment” She Continued.
“There Is No Shortage Of Talent In This Award Show And I Am Looking Forward To All Of The Performances From The Amazing Collection Of Artists” Bishop Marvin Sapp Excitingly Told Us. “Being Able To Celebrate People While They Are Still Alive Is So Important, Not Doing Tributes After They Have Transitioned” He Continued With Controlled Emotion In His Voice.
Coming Together In Our Living Room As A Family To Watch Award Shows Was How We Did Things Growing Up. With Our Days Now Being Safely Experienced Via The Virtual World, We Have Learned To Adapt But Are All In Need Of Some Healing Music & Blissful Stimulation And The 2020 Music Soul Honors Is The Place To Catch It! Come Get You Some Joy And Be Apart Of This Glorious Affair As We Honor Our Musical Legends.
The 5th Annual Black Music Honors premieres on Bounce TV Network as a two-hour virtual special on Saturday, November 21 at 12 p.m. ET and in broadcast syndication later this fall.
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