Devaughn Douglas

The cheers of the crowd filled the room as Lucky Daye made his way back to the edge of the stage. Bathed in a purple spotlight and carrying a black guitar, the singer paused as the crowd screamed at the chord progression of “Roll Some Mo”. Small clouds of smoke, illuminated by the spotlight, swirled around the singer.

“The energy is crazy right now,” laughed Tems as she starred at the audience in awe. “I just love Houston. My family is from Houston. My family is out there right now.” The singer stood basking in the applause took a step back as the spotlights focused on her. The...

“I started off as her engineer, working with the mixing and everything. That’s mostly what I used to do for other artists,” reminisces producer Bigg Cuz Beats. “I ain’t gonna

Houstonians packed out Avenida Plaza running in front the George R Brown Convention Center. The streets surrounding the downtown greenspace were blocked off with fencing and orange barricades. The city was full of sports enthusiasts either wearing Red Bull racing shirts or Astros gear. Customized race cars zoomed around a...

“We're in H-town so we have to do something special!” yelled Jeezy as he stood center stage at the House of Blues Sunday night. Dressed simply in black shorts, a black T-shirt with his signature snowman logo, a black hat turned to the back, and a gold chain, the Atlanta rapper paced pack and forth pumping up the crowd.

In the summer of 1992, David Marvin Blake released his second studio album. The success around his first album gave Blake his first opportunity to tour the United States, taking

The bass pulsed through the room as Don Toliver stood on a catwalk above the stage. Dressed in all black and wearing a large black leather jacket, the singer could only be seen as a silhouette, but with every bass pulse, waves of fire would illuminate him for the crowd...

It’s a clear Friday night and the offices of Stomp Down Records sit quietly on the east side of downtown. Inside the building is a maze of construction and cavernous

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Last Tuesday night was filled with election parties and voters glued to up-to-the-second coverage of political races at local, state, and national levels. In a warehouse complex on the edge