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Legendary Music Executive Michael Mauldin Discusses the Importance of the Black American Music Association

OutKast, Missy Elliott, James Brown among the inaugural inductees into the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame

Stevie Wonder, Beyonce to be inducted into Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame

Stevie Wonder, Beyonce to be inducted into Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame The inaugural BMEWOF inductees class also includes Quincy Jones, Shirley Caesar, Michael Jackson and Missy Elliott. Loading the player. The Black American Music Association and Georgia Entertainment Caucus have announced the influential Black artists, entertainers and icons who will be inducted into the inaugural class of the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame. The organization’s Foundational Inductees are legendary artists James Brown, Quincy Jones. They will be joined by Michael Jackson, their Legacy Artists pick, Mainstream Mogul inductee Sean Love Combs, Kirk Franklin for Gospel Male,

Good Day Atlanta viewer information: April 30, 2021

Good Day Atlanta viewer information: April 30, 2021 By Good Day Atlanta Restaurant serves Detroit-style pizza in Atlanta Emmy Squared Pizza is officially open for business serving up Detroit-style pies in Atlanta’s Glenwood Park neighborhood. ATLANTA - Emmy Squared Pizza serves up a slice of Detroit in Atlanta:  We were just hanging out in Atlanta’s Glenwood Park about a week ago, taking a tour on electric bikes and of course, all that pedaling caused us to work up an appetite. Thankfully, a new restaurant just opened in the booming neighborhood, specializing in piping hot Detroit-style pizza. Emmy Squared Pizza is officially open for business at 475 Bill Kennedy Way SE in Atlanta, joining previous locations in cities including Philadelphia, Nashville, and New York

Music Executive Demmette Guidry Has a Stake in the legacy of Black Music

Music Executive Demmette Guidry Has a Stake in the legacy of Black Music (Image: W & W PR) The Black American Music Association (BAM) was founded by veteran music executives Michael Mauldin and Demmette Guidry with a mission to preserve, protect, and promote the legacy and the future of authentic Black American music as an indigenous art form. BAM provides music industry professionals, creators, scholars, and music industry stakeholders with opportunities that will help empower future generations through professional training, education, preservation, financial literacy and advocacy. In part one of a two-part interview, BLACK ENTERPRISE spoke to Demmette Guidry about BAM’s nonprofit arm, how transparent an upcoming awards show will be, and how the Black American Music Association will play an integral part in the future of Black music.