Struggles have kept some black music artists from achieving the commercial success they deserved.
Leela James is a powerhouse singer-songwriter with a mission to bring the soul back into R&B music; in this episode, Leela opens up about her long journey to the top, the challenges along the way and her joy of juggling motherhood and music today.
Hezekiah Walker is a singer and pastor whose ministry has pushed the boundaries of traditional church and worship.
Singer Keith Washington burst onto the '90s R&B scene with a sensual, smooth style that was undeniable.
Known as the "James Brown of Rap," Mystikal helped put New Orleans rap on the map.
Syleena Johnson is a singer and storyteller who started young and is still going strong.
Bobby Valentino makes his musical debut in the mid-'90s as part of the R&B teen group Mista.
Struggles have kept some black music artists from achieving the commercial success they deserved.
The Jones Girls, a trio of sisters with some of the silkiest harmonies in the history of soul; Shirley Jones opens up about the journey she shared with her sisters in their rise to soul fame and how she is still carrying on the legacy today.
