Black Music Month

Posted on June 11, 2021

It’s Black Music month and “Aint No Mountain High Enough” to keep us honoring our music and culture. So we are hooking our listeners up with $100 in shopping. Join 92Q and Jennifer Hudson this Black Music Month for a  “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” Shopping Spree courtesy of Jennifer Hudson and Epic Records.

Listen to the KSMS Weekdays from 5am-10am for your chance to win a $100 online shopping spree and a copy of Jennifer Hudson’s New Music!

Be sure to check the 2021 BET Awards LIVE Sunday, June 27th!

 

Be sure to check the National Museum of African American Music and their list of events all Black Music Month!

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