That's right!!! Our friend Shameia Crawford is hitting us with new music for 2020!!!!  And it's hot!!!  Or should we say...It's "Soft Light"

KEYWORDS
Shameia Crawford -  Soft Light - Shameia Crawford Music - new music - meet shameia crawford - apple music - magnedo  7 - When We Speak TV - Jermaine Sain - It's True - Sanctuary - At night -real one - trance - hold on to that feeling 

We are definitely holding on to this feeling!  We can not stop playing and dancing to Shameia Crawford's new video for her song "Hold On To That Feeling"!   

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​During the 2019 Black Music Honors Red Carpet, singer, Major., salutes When We Speak TV of Atlanta.

​If you live in the Atlanta area and you have not been to Nana's Chicken N Waffles, you are missing out on some seriously good food.  We got a chance to speak with owner, Kelli Ferrell. 

When We Speak TV sat down with singer/musician Remey Williams, who believes in the value of authenticity... 

​FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT REMEY WILLIAMS:
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​For those who may not have heard of them, rather than try to describe them to you, I'd rather you experience them for yourself.

Join Variety Entertainment & Their Incredible Line Up of Gospel Artist 
for a Drive-In Concert Celebration Hosted By Darlene McCoy

​UNPLUGGED SUNDAY SERIES
Sunday, October 25
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church
 6400 Woodrow Rd., Stonecrest, Georgia 30338 (Main Parking Lot) 
1:00PM – Gate Opens
3:00PM – Event Begins

When We Speak TV is so excited to share with you the great work of another guest on When We Speak TV!  Our friend, Speech Thomas' documentary, 16 Bars, is now available on Prime Video.

Inmates in Virginia attempt to transcend their cycles of addiction and incarceration through an unlikely artistic collaboration behind bars with Grammy-winning hip hop artist Todd Speech Thomas.

​The Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs’ (OCA) annual ELEVATE public art festival recently partnered with Facebook to install five new murals, which are a part of this year’s festival — presented digitally on the ELEVATE website, Facebook, and YouTube from October 4 to 10.

With 2020 marking a pivotal election year, Facebook launched the “Voting is Voice” campaign and set a goal to register 4 million new voters during the largest voter drive in U.S. history. Facebook’s partnership with the OCA and ELEVATE was a natural fit as the festival will explore the concept of social justice and equity through this year’s programming.

​For the “Voting is Voice” campaign, five artists from across the U.S. created original artwork commissions in response to the prompt “Voting is Voice.” Within this theme, each artist explored voting as a powerful tool of the personal and collective voice, the importance of a diversity of voices to a healthy society, the powerful impact of personal narratives as vehicles for change, and our collective responsibility to acknowledge and amplify a broad spectrum of voices. These five murals are a part of Facebook’s push to increase voter engagement and participation during this election year.

Each mural will feature the artist’s bio, Q.R. codes, and URLs that direct viewers to Facebook and Instagram’s Voting Information Center, where they can find more information on the 2020 U.S. election and a quick and easy way to register to vote.

In addition, the murals encourage public interaction through compelling, relevant design & digital features that create multiple levels of access for every member of the community.

​Pianist, Joe Alterman addresses the generational question, "Is Jazz Dead?".

Experience the ministry of Stellar Award Winning/ Christian Music Hall of Fame Artist

If you don't already know, LaShun Pace is not only a When We Speak TV favorite but she is also a former guest!!! 

Therefore, it goes without saying that, we will be tuning in to LaShun's  Virtual Concert on September 20th.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2020
9PM EST
INSTAGRAM:  OFFICIALLASHUN

NEWS SOURCE:  Hatchett PR

​The City of Atlanta - Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs will bring its annual ELEVATE public art festival to Atlanta’s historic West End neighborhood from Sunday, October 4 to Saturday, October 10, 2020. This year’s festival events will be virtual. 

​• Musical performances by Kebbi Williams and The Wolf Pack, The Royal Krunk Jazz Orkestra, Gritz and Jelly Butter, Tony Hightower, and Julie Dexter. 
​• Mural installations honoring civil rights leader Reverend James Orange and Black women activists from the West End community. 
• An online and in person voter registration event at the West End MARTA station. 
• A conversation with New York Times best-selling authors Pearl Cleage and Tayari Jones, who frequently feature Atlanta’s West End community in their work.  
• The opening of Hammonds House Museum’s exhibition Elements of A Revolution. 
• A conversation between the executive directors of Atlanta Contemporary and Les Abattoirs/Toulouse to discuss challenges of promoting art during COVID-19, issues of gender equality and racism in their field. Since 1974 Atlanta and Toulouse have been Sister Cities. 
• A screening of the stirring new documentary, “John Lewis: Good Trouble,” an intimate account of the legendary U.S. Representative’s life, legacy, and more than 60 years of extraordinary activism. 
• An Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performance of Lazarus created by acclaimed hip-hop choreographer Rennie Harris. The ballet connects the past and the present in a powerful work that addresses racial inequities America faced when Mr. Ailey founded his dance company in 1958 and still faces today.
• Renowned artist Carrie Mae Weems, in collaboration with SCAD, will launch RESIST COVID/TAKE 6, a public art initiative raising critical heath awareness about COVID-19 and the ways racial inequities have manifested in the pandemic.