Celebrate Black History Month Page

During Black History Month, Sound of Vinyl proudly supports and stands with the Black community, recognizing the profound impact of Black artists on the musical heritage we cherish. We acknowledge the importance of using our platform to amplify diverse voices and contribute to widespread change. As we celebrate the extraordinary contributions of Black musicians, we commit to fostering inclusivity, understanding, and appreciation for the rich cultural tapestry that defines the history of Black excellence in music.


During Black History Month, Sound of Vinyl proudly supports and stands with the Black community, recognizing the profound impact of Black artists on the musical heritage we cherish. We acknowledge the importance of using our platform to amplify diverse voices and contribute to widespread change. As we celebrate the extraordinary contributions of Black musicians, we commit to fostering inclusivity, understanding, and appreciation for the rich cultural tapestry that defines the history of Black excellence in music.


The Roots
The Roots, pioneers of hip-hop and live instrumentation, have made an indelible mark on black culture in music. With their innovative blend of jazz, soul, and rap, they have redefined the genre and inspired generations. Their commitment to authenticity, social commentary, and musical excellence embodies the spirit of resilience and creativity that defines the black experience. Celebrate their legacy with timeless vinyl records that capture the essence of their groundbreaking artistry.

Erykah Badu
Erykah Badu, a trailblazing neo-soul artist, has profoundly influenced black culture through her unique blend of soul, R&B, and hip-hop. With her soulful voice and eclectic style, Badu has redefined the sound of contemporary music, paving the way for a new generation of artists. Beyond her musical prowess, she embodies the essence of black womanhood, embracing authenticity, spirituality, and empowerment in her artistry. Explore the transformative magic of Badu's music on vinyl, celebrating her legacy as a visionary artist and cultural icon.

John Coltrane
John Coltrane, a jazz titan and visionary saxophonist, has left an indelible mark on black culture through his groundbreaking musical innovations. With his revolutionary approach to improvisation and composition, Coltrane redefined the boundaries of jazz, inspiring countless musicians and transcending genres. His spiritual quest through music, exemplified in masterpieces like "A Love Supreme," speaks to the profound depths of the black experience. Experience the timeless brilliance of Coltrane's music on vinyl, celebrating his enduring legacy as a true pioneer of American music and a cultural icon.

Nina Simone
Nina Simone, a trailblazing musician and activist, left an enduring legacy in black culture through her captivating voice and fearless advocacy. With her soulful blend of jazz, blues, and folk, she fearlessly confronted social injustices, becoming a voice for change during the Civil Rights Movement. Simone's music resonates with themes of empowerment, resilience, and liberation, making her an iconic figure in the struggle for equality. Explore her timeless melodies on vinyl, honoring her monumental contributions to both music and social justice.
New Amerykah Part One: 4th World War
Erykah Badu
Two LP set of Universal Motown's multi-platinum-selling, Grammy award winning singer/songwriter/actress Erykah Badu who returns to the music scene with her album New Amerykah featuring the debut single "Honey." Laced with Erykah's bluesy grit and MC style vocals, the song is bolstered by producer's 9th Wonder's (Jay-Z, Nas, Mary J. Blige) razor sharp Hip Hop beats. The release of "Honey" marked Badu's 10th year in the music industry. The gifted trendsetter, Badu, has enlisted some of the most talented, groundbreaking underground producers and engineers in the Hip-Hop game to support her breakthrough return, including Mike Chav Chavarria and R&B singer Bilal.
