Contributed by Fernando Flores Edited by Rebecca McDevitt, Managing Editor Images courtesy of UMG / °1824 A Steady Beginning Queen Naija is quickly becoming one of the hottest names in R&B. The Atlanta-based singer-songwriter has been wowing fans with her talent and relatable lyrics that speak to anyone who has ever felt love, heartbreak, or empowerment. But before she was breaking hearts and making hits, Queen Naija’s music journey started as early as three years old. Growin

Photo by °1824 / UMG Review by SoundCheck Mag Photos by °1824 / UMG Madison Cunningham has always felt like a painter who uses chords and vocals instead of brushes. The California-born singer-songwriter has long been celebrated for her blend of technical precision and emotional storytelling, and on Ace, she delivers what feels like her most cinematic and self-reflective work yet. A Grammy winner and master of subtlety, Cunningham has created an album that feels like walking t

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Kesha has given fans a new album titled “.” and a live experience to match: the Tits Out Tour, the biggest and boldest tour of her career to date. SoundCheck Mag caught the show in Virginia Beach and Raleigh—two unforgettable nights filled with tears, triumph, and dancefloor catharsis.

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