Artist Deep Dives & Legacy
Neneh Cherry, Punk, Rap and the Making of a Black Icon
Neneh Cherry sits at the crossroads of punk, rap, pop, and Black music history, and this episode shows how she carved a lane that still feels outside the box. Tracing her...
Anita Baker's Rapture: 40 Years of Auntie Music
Queue Points’ Anita Baker’s Rapture: 40 Years of Auntie Music revisits Baker’s journey from Detroit’s Chapter 8 through her battle with Beverly Glen Records and arrival o...
TLC: Legacy, Money and Music Industry Lessons
Sir Daniel and Jay Ray revisit TLC’s rise, marking the 34th anniversary of “Ooooooohhh... On the TLC Tip” and tracing Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg's 1992 breakout, Pebbles’ influe...
Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous” at 35: New Jack Swing, Videos and Memories
To mark Dangerous turning 35, DJ Sir Daniel and Jay Ray revisit the album that bridged Michael Jackson’s classic era with Teddy Riley’s New Jack Swing, while keeping fami...
Rihanna Is Our Last Global Pop Phenomenon
Rihanna has given us hits, images, and moments that defined an era, but what does it mean to call her our last global pop phenomenon? In this episode of Queue Points, DJ ...
Stanning Danity Kane
From competitions to vocal bootcamps with Betty Wright, this episode is all about the phenomenon of Danity Kane and the cultural moment that birthed them. Jay Ray and DJ ...
'Sean Combs: The Reckoning' & The Cost of Power
“Sean Combs: The Reckoning & The Cost of Power” digs into what happens when talent, ego, abuse and an industry built on exploitation collide. In this episode of Queue...