The alt-pop group created an unforgettable night of high energy. Johns Hopkins University to award Baltimore Artist Joyce J.Hey Violet finally took the stage with their undeniably dance-ready sonic palette of eleven songs.Richard Collins III Plaza Dedicated: Symbol of Justice Against Hate that Took His Life May 19, 2022.Coppin: Touching the community May 20, 2022.The Moore Report: History lesson: A big Navy ship just named for a big Black Marine pilot and general May 20, 2022.The Mis-Education of the Negro May 20, 2022.Murphy, her impact in the classroom and on the streets of Baltimore May 20, 2022 University of Maryland, Baltimore’s CURE Scholars Program graduates first cohort of West Baltimore high school seniors May 20, 2022.AFRO EXCLUSIVE: Former Mayor Catherine Pugh breaks her silence, months after quiet return to Baltimore May 12, 2022.At the end of the day it’s all about love. It’s about singing songs where he’s building you and you are building him. Wingo: Get “The Remedy”…It’s like Kanye said, “good music.” We have had the keys to the city before and from the beginning we have always been a part of the 100 Black Men Coalition.ĪFRO: Any message you want to leave to JE fans? We go to the schools and talk to the kids and show them love. Kyle: It’s all about finding that right woman.ĪFRO: Do you do any work in the community?īrian: We have our foundation, For the Love of My Children. Kyle: He’s married because he found some who loves him for him and they are compatible.īrandon: We all have children that we love. JE: Wingo is….(the group sings in unison) There is nothing more profound than a strong Black woman and the world is still not ready for that.ĪFRO: Love seems to be the focus again on this album, are any of you married?

You know what the real problem is, a strong Black woman is the most feared and scared of. Are you writing that down? Yea, write it down. Black women are made by God and they are simply beautiful. Wingo: I don’t care what he has to say or what anyone has to say about Black women. Satoshi Kanazawa wrote about this topic: “Why Are African-American Women Less Physically Attractive Than Other Women?” How would JE respond to that? Most recently, in “Psychology Today,” a blogger by the name of Dr. Love is cool.ĪFRO: Speaking of cool and uncool, the controversy of how Black women are degraded and negatively portrayed in both music lyrics, music videos and media is an issue that comes up all the time. To be honest we want to spread a message to this generation that there is nothing uncool about singing about love or being in love. We are real and we give love.īrian: When you’re young it’s all about being cool and down-to-Earth. And I believe this generation wants the realness and real music. How could you not love “Let’s Get Married,” “Promises,” “Walked Outta of Heaven,” and “Keys to the Range?” How do you think this album will make the connection with this generation?īrandon: As a group we struck that chord along time ago. Balance is the key to everything.ĪFRO: Wow. The music is missing God and as a result it is missing love.īrandon: You must have respect and love for the craft. As you may see and hear the music of today, it seems to be missing a lot of love and is somewhat over-sexualized. Kyle: It’s all about love at the end of the day. It’s trendy, classic and at the same time, it is what is happening now. Wingo: We are the remedy! We are bringing good music, heartfelt songs with a blend of the old and new.īrian: This is the take over. How long has JE been gone from the music scene? How are you? (They speak in unison.)ĪFRO: All is well and we are so glad that you are back. Grab a seat.ĪFRO: Hi fellas, you know your fans miss you. They are gentle, down-home southern brothers that poetically talk to the AFRO about The Remedy.

Jagged Edge’s new single, “Tip of my Tongue,” is just an appetizer of what the album uncovers.

The album also features collaborations with rappers Gucci Mane and Trina. The vintage project offers a sexy and mature sound produced by Brian Michael Cox, Cool and Dre, Drummer Boy, Lamb, and Jim Johnsen. With a medley of ingredients that are reminiscent of their hits “Let’s Get Married,” and “Walked Outta Heaven,” Jagged Edge unapologetically sings about love, life and the truths of relationships. A breath of fresh air and a positive replenishment of what has been missing in the world of R&B, Wingo, Kyle and twins Brandon and Brian are back with their golden seventh album, The Remedy, to be released in June. Timeless, soulful, classic and simply “good music” is what Grammy-nominated Jagged Edge (JE) has delivered for more than a decade.

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