ASCAP CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH WITH WEEKLY SERIES OF EMERGING R&B ARTISTS COVERING HISTORY'S MOST POWERFUL BLACK ANTHEMS, FEATURING J ROME, MOXIE KNOX, SHA'LEAH NIKOLE AND KADEEM NICHOLS
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Wednesday, February 1, 2023
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) reveals plans to celebrate Black History Month with a series of weekly performances from rising ASCAP R&B artists and songwriters J Rome, Moxie Knox, Sha'Leah Nikole and Kadeem Nichols. Each week, the featured artist will cover one of history's most powerful Black empowerment songs that was written or co-written by ASCAP members. The series kicks off Tuesday, February 7, with weekly performances through Tuesday, February 28. The performances can be viewed on ASCAP's YouTube and @ASCAP and @ASCAPUrban Instagram.
Key Points:
- Each week, the featured artist will cover one of history's most powerful Black empowerment songs that was written or co-written by ASCAP members.
- The series kicks off Tuesday, February 7, with weekly performances through Tuesday, February 28.
- The performances can be viewed on ASCAP's YouTube and @ASCAP and @ASCAPUrban Instagram.
- J Rome is the winner of ABC's singing competition Duets' and also appeared on FOX's I Can See Your Voice.