Beyond the Music

Ebony Eyez, a brand new female rap artist, battles the misogyny and double standards set for women in the game of hip-hop. Her controversial single “Put My Ass in Your Face” also gets put into perspective.

We visit with Faith Evans again as she goes into concert and breaks down her musical style, her past influences and how she overcame many personal demons to reach the top.

Letoya introduces herself to the world as a solo artist after her mysterious departure from platinum selling female group Destiny’s Child.

Follow Letoya on the road to becoming a star in her own right as she finds out that being solo means the spotlight and the heat is squarely on her shoulders.

Letoya realizes her dreams of being a solo artist when her single debuts at no. 1 on the urban billboard charts. She also discovers that the road to stardom is a long one; witnesses her growth from group member in the background to become a pop diva on her own.

Macy Gray reflects on her evolving appearance, her fearless approach to making great music, and her refusal to let negativity dim her shine. Alongside dynamic live performances, fellow artists who’ve worked with her share their admiration for her originality and undeniable talent.

In this heartfelt episode, Mary J. Blige reflects on the beginnings of her iconic career—re-watching her early music videos, sharing memories from her first albums, and honoring the artists who pushed her to find her voice. It’s a deep, soulful dive into the foundations of a true R&B legend.

UGK members Bun B and the now deceased Pimp C talk about the rap game and how they have struggled to reach the top. Appearances by rap luminaries Outkast, Baby, Three 6 Mafia, Rick Ross and Mike Jones