Explore Redbone’s history, Native American roots, and biggest hits including “Come and Get Your Love,” plus their lasting cultural legacy.

“WE WANT THE FUNK!,” a syncopated voyage through the history of funk music, spans from gospel, soul, highlife, and early jazz roots, to its rise and impact on new wave and hip-hop, as funk music has been transcendent for creators and listeners alike.

Celebrating Washington, D.C.'s homegrown go-go music, long known as the city's soundtrack.

Explore the history and cultural impact of the Studio Museum in Harlem and its role in elevating Black artists and shaping contemporary art.

Highlighting the trends that have defined us from the 1920s to now.

Explore Robert Knight’s 1967 soul classic Everlasting Love, its emotional power, chart success, and the most famous cover versions that kept the song alive for generations.

The melody was everywhere in the 1820s, but now it has a completely different reputation.

From Elton John’s 1974 ballad to the iconic George Michael duet and Oleta Adams’ 90s revival, this song’s journey is pure pop history.

Before global fame, Fergie starred in Wild Orchid—a pop-R&B trio with Spice Girls flair, All Saints edge, and an unreleased single written by JC Chasez.

Hi-Five defined early 90s R&B with hits like “I Like the Way,” “She’s Playing Hard to Get,” and “I Can’t Wait Another Minute.”

The full story of “Killing Me Softly,” from its 1972 folk roots to Roberta Flack’s soul classic and the Fugees’ 1996 hip-hop revival.

Who really released “I Turn to You” first? Discover how this emotional ballad traveled from All-4-One to Christina Aguilera and beyond.

Who wrote “Through the Fire”? Learn how David Foster, Tom Keane & Cynthia Weil crafted it for Chaka Khan—and why The Pointer Sisters recorded it first in 1982.

Discover the hidden history of Greensleeves, the famous Tudor love song turned Christmas hymn — and how the Greensleeves Project uncovered its secret meaning.