Que4 Presents:
Black History Month 2021 - Virtual Concert & Web Series
Join us for Black History Month as we celebrate the artistry of some of Chicago's most prominent African American creators.
Que4, the multi-media nonprofit, will be showcasing an array of artists, performers, creators, influencers, and entrepreneurs from all parts of the city of Chicago throughout the month of February.
Live Streaming Virtual Concert & Web Series starting 2/4/21
Live Streaming on
Que4 Radio FB Page,
& Que4 Radio YouTube Channel
Our goal is to provide a platform, document, uplift, & support our brothers and sisters of African American heritage in these unprecedented times.
African American Culture has been woven through the fabric of music, art, and performance around the globe. From R&B to Jazz, to Salsa, Hip Hop, Rock, Blues, Reggae, and on, you can feel the influences of African American culture in the deep rhythms and soulful vibrations of the Music. During our BHM series, we will honor the late African American artists and musicians that helped shape our musical history.
We are excited to share our lineup with you:
BASIC INFORMATION
Calendar listing: Soul, R&B, Reggae, AfroBeat, Jazz Music, Comedy, Live Streaming
Que4 Presents: Black History Month 2021 - Virtual Concert & Web Series
Thursday 2/4 - 8pm - Windy Indie - "A Night of Music with Hip Hop Violinist Windy Indie
Friday 2/12 - 8pm - Brandon James ~ "The Soul of Black History"
Saturday 2/13 - 3pm - Michael Damani and Danielle of Earth ~ "Love Stream"
Saturday 2/13 - 8pm - "For Lovers Only R&B Showcase" TBA
Thursday 2/18 - 8pm - Tukkiman ~ AfroBeat, Reggae, smooth Hip Hop, and English Pop
Sunday 2/21 - 7pm - Star-View Old School ~ Blues Rhythm, Soul & Funk
Monday 2/22 - 12pm (noon) - Wyatt Waddell ~ R&B, Pop & Funk
Friday 2/23 - 8pm - Ifficial Reggae Movement
Sunday 2/28 - 7pm - "All Power To The People" Black Panthers Celebration - Curated & Hosted By: Drunken Monkee
Places to watch:
Venue Website: www.que4.org
YouTube Address: https://www.youtube.com/user/q4radio
Facebook Address: https://www.facebook.com/Quennect4Tribe
More Info: suzanneharrismusic@gmail.com
Que4 is a multi-media non-for-profit production facility, art gallery, events space, and radio station. It has podcasting studios, a recording studio, a tv station and live video production right in the heart of the city on Chicago Ave. Que4 has been working to bridge the cultural divides within our city by promoting and empowering diverse artists with tools and resources to cultivate their unique voices since its inception in 2010 under the name Multi-Kulti.
We are committed to providing an independent broadcasting presence, good programming, programming opportunities, and multimedia services for the communities of art, social justice, and underrepresented communities of color.
Artists:
Thursday 2/4 - 8pm
Windy Indie Violin ~ "A Night of Music with Hip Hop Violinist Windie Indie"
Windy Indie is a classically trained violinist hailing from the West Side of Chicago, whose vibrant presence is orchestrated through her astute skill on the violin. She is an artist aspiring to bridge the gap between music and education. Through her work—which is a soulful blend of Hip-Hop, Pop, Classical, and Folk music—Windy articulates her vision with a sharp musicality, composing fresh ideas to all demographics to widen their range of sound.
https://mobile.twitter.com/windyindielit
Friday 2/12 - 8pm
Brandon James ~ "The Soul of Black History"
Brandon James is a Chicago based powerhouse vocalist that is not only sultry, but grips you with waves of raw emotions featuring a contemporary soul and R&B Pop sound.
Exposing you to tingles of both Stevie Wonder & John Legend, he leaves his own mark with unforgettable performances at venues such as UIC Pavilion, House of Blues, Reggies and HVAC where he's opened up for acts such as Ryan Leslie, Method Man, Ghost Face, Bubba Sparks & the iconic Earth Wind & Fire.
Instrumentation:
Brandon James: Vocals
Chad Aul: Guitar (with vocals)
Garett Williams: Bass
Scott Hargis: Trombone
Hana Fujisaki: Keys
Mike G: Full Drum Kit
Saturday 2/13 - 3pm
Michael Damani and Danielle of Earth ~ "Love Stream"
We're a musical duet of love songs, heartbreak melodies, and storytelling. Recently married and newly in love, we're sharing our music on Valentine's Day to spread our message to all who celebrate love, and to those who are without companionship. We celebrate Black History Month and we honor our ancestors. We believe in community support and the power of love through music and healing.
Instrumentation: Michael - Lead Guitar/Vocals
Danielle - Bass/Vocals
Ifeanyi - Vocals
Wyatt - Rhythm Guitar
David - Drums/Vocals
Thursday 2/18 - 8pm
Tukkiman ~ AfroBeat, Reggae, smooth Hip Hop, and English Pop
Tukkiman is an internationally acclaimed singer, songwriter originally from Dakar, Senegal.
His music is a mix of AfroBeat, Reggae, smooth Hip Hop, and English Pop. His style is powerful, political, and knows no borders. Tukki's music is about diversity and inclusion. He fuses different genres of music to create a universal sound that is inspiring, engaging, and brings a message; he reminds us of our unified inner beauty and humanity.
Instrumentation:
Tukkiman: vocals and guitar
Ethan Moll: lead guitar
Ian Fountain: keyboard
Steve C. Mann: bass
Henri Okolo: drums
Linda J Whittington: vocals
Keumie Swift: vocals
Sunday 2/21 - 7pm
Star-View Old School ~ Blues Rhythm, Soul & Funk
Instrumentation:
Adrienne Beason: Vocals
Charlie D.: Harmonica & Vocals
Creasebone: Trombone & Vocals
Nathaniel Smith: Drums & Vocals
Nick Weiner: Trumpet
Reggie Johnson:Guitar & Vocals
Marlin Battle: Bass
Monday 2/22 - 12 noon
Wyatt Waddell ~ R&B
Wyatt Waddell is known for his complex melodies, exuberant presence, and powerful yet versatile vocal range, which moves seamlessly between the raspy timbre of James Brown to the melodic whimsy of Paul McCartney. Wyatt has been bubbling at the edges of the Chicago underground and is now set to bring his infectious mix of R&B, pop and funk into the music world.
Friday 2/26 - 8pm
Ifficial Reggae Movement
Ifficial Reggae Movement is one of Chicago's stand out musical groups. They have been rocking shows all over the Midwest for years. Their steady pulse keeps the dancefloor captivated with an explosive style and mesmerizing "riddims". The Montego Bay born vocalist and songwriter, Livingston, sings with a sultry smoothness along with the roughness of Dancehall. Each of the 5 band members bring years of experience to create Ifficial Reggae Movement's energetic and uplifting sound.
Instrumentation:
Livingston: Lead Vocals
Vinnie: guitar
Charles: Keyboards
Yoab: Bass
Champagne: Drums
https://www.ifficialreggae.com/
Sunday 2/28 - 7pm
"All Power To The People" Black Panthers Celebration - Curated & Hosted By: Drunken Monkee
More to be announced!
All stream's will be live, no pre-recorded content.



