Diary Of A Black Band

L.T.D.

For this episode, we take it back to Black bands' early beginnings with a group that valued musicianship and were trailblazers in dance hits, funk and R&B slow jams. Podc

Playa

This week on Diary of a Black Band, Glyniss is giving the flowers to underrated group, Playa, a group that brought musicianship, soulful harmonies, and an alternative, fu

Joe Public

Glyniss is back talking about a group that valued musicianship and a pioneering, alternative, funky R&B sound. Unfortunately, that was also the reason for their downfall.

Portrait

Quartet group Portrait debuted with an album that topped the charts and a single that was heard everywhere. But, when they decided to tap into a new sound, the industry p

Brownstone

R&B trio Brownstone's gospel and soul influence made them stand out during a time when R&B was in heavy competition. They also received a stamp of approval from the one a

Zhané

R&B duo Zhané were early pioneers of soulful and jazzy R&B and hip-hop. Our host Glyniss discusses their study of music, their individualism as a women-led duo staying in

LeVert

R&B trio LeVert made a huge impact on the music industry between the '80s and late '90s with their innovative breakout hits, innovative sound, and their influence on soul

Soul For Real

For the first episode of Diary of a Black Band, Glyniss talks about the "Candy Rain" Uptown music group, Soul For Real. She discusses their quick rise to superstardom, an

Teaser Episode

The podcast where Glyniss, your favorite old soul music historian, reminisces on Black music groups, their legacy, biggest hits and underrated gems in their catalog. Foll