Singer/Songwriter/Producer Eric Hall has continued to make a name for himself in this entertainment business, but most know him as a celebrated musician as he’s has graced the stage and worked with some of the greatest artist including Beyoncé, Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Madonna, Kid Capri, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, Jaheim, Ray Chew, Juelz Santana, Method Man, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, Jeremih, Chrisette Michelle, Shaggy, Sean Kingston, Slim from 112, Chico De Barge, Estelle, Melissa Ford, Fantasia, Regina Belle, Terrnece J, Ben E. King, Camron, Jim Jones, BeBe Winans, Cece Winans, Ne-Yo, Yolanda Adams, Keyshia Cole, Fred Hammond, Ledisi, Richard Smallwood, Cheryl Crow, James Taylor, Sheila E, Shirley Ceasar,Marsha Ambrosious, Bob Mintzer, Joan Jett, Kid Kudi, Lionel Richie, Valerie Simpson, Mary Mary, Blitz The Ambassador, Sting, Carly Rae Jepsen and Trey Songz.

Within time it was clear that this star on the rise needed to step into the spotlight, but this time on center stage. So within the past year after appearing on Naughty By Nature’s single  ‘Hard Times’ , it only made sense for Eric to finally work on his solo debut project. By the spring he decided to drop his single ‘Disaster’ which created such a buzz for the triple threat, that his growing fanbase clearly were ready for more from the rising star. Now he’s back with sultry singer Indigo Blu as they team up for the feel good duet ‘Hue’ produced and penned by Mr Hall with help from his long time collaborator Keresse. Watch the premiere of his new video which is sure to keep his fans satisfied as he continues to put the final touches on his upcoming album.

As part of the Mother’s Day Good Music Festival, SJ Presents an electrifying, all-star concert with New York’s hip-hop cultural icons representing the diverse flavors of New York – See JA RULE, ASHANTI, FAT JOE, REMY MA, and LIL’ MO as they come to Hulu Theater at MSG on Saturday, May 7, 2022, at 8 p.m. It’s time to get out and to some of the best. 
 
See hitmakers: Ja Rule (“Always on Time”), Ashanti (“Foolish”), Joe (“Lean Back”), Remy Ma (“Ante Up”), Lil’ Mo (“Superwoman”).

Four-time GRAMMY Award-nominated rapper and singer-songwriter Ja Rule has released six Top 10 albums, including Rule 3:36 and Pain Is Love. With those LPs and others, he’s earned a series of hit singles that made the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, including “Between Me and You” (with Christina Milian), “Ain’t It Funny” (with Jennifer Lopez), and three on which he collaborated with Ashanti: “Mesmerize,” “Wonderful,” and the GRAMMY-nominated No. 1 hit, “Always on Time.”

Singer-songwriter Ashanti, often referred to as the “Princess of Hip-Hop and R&B,” is known for vocals as sultry as they are sweet. Her debut album, Ashanti, won a 2003 GRAMMY for Best Contemporary R&B Album and spawned the smash hit single, “Foolish.” Since then, Ashanti has sold over 15 million records worldwide and produced more Billboard Hot 100 hits like “Rock Wit U” and “Rain on Me.” On her most recent LP, Braveheart, she continues her R&B journey, this time integrating touches of electro, trap, and urban pop.

Longtime friends and collaborators since the 90s, Fat Joe and Remy Ma will perform their solo hits and collaborations, including the GRAMMY-nominated “All The Way Up” single (Best Rap Performance and Best Song) and Joe’s #1 hit, “Lean Back.”

Tickets to see Ja Rule, Ashanti, Fat Joe, Remy-Ma, and Lil’ Mo are on sale now atTicketmaster.com and Ticketmaster Box Offices at Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, and Beacon Theatre.

Tickets are on sale now!

Well lets just start out with it was a very eventful night! The internet is buzzing about the slap seen around the world. But how about we take a minute to talk about the monumental wins. Will Smith took home his first Academy Award in his career. He won for his work on the critically acclaimed King Richard. Do you know how crazy that is? A career of groundbreaking movies, and he finally got his flowers. Billie Eilish took home the trophy for Best Original Song, for her song “No Time To Die” from the 007 movie of the same name. Ariana DeBose took home the win for Best Supporting Actress, for her work on West Side Story. She is now the first openly queer woman to win an acting Oscar. Questlove took home the win for his work on “Summer of Soul” in the Best Documentary category.

When it comes to performances, I will say that I loved Beyonce’s “Be Alive” and Billie Eilish’s “No Time To Die“. Awkwardly, there was a performance of “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” that featured Megan The Stallion, Becky G and Luis Fonsi. I was left staring at the screen like “…why?!?”. Check them out below.