Music Choice Launches Black History Month Programming with An Emerging Artist Series and Documentary

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Melanie Fiona, Mack Wilds and Bridget Kelly To Appear in Music Choice's The Diva Debate.

New York, NY (PRWEB) February 07, 2014

Music Choice announced today the launch of its Black History Month programming, honoring women in music. From Monday, February 3, 2014 – Friday, February 28, 2014, Music Choice will deliver videos from today’s hottest female artists, as well as feature original programming including “Primed” and “MC Docs: The Diva Debate” on Music Choice On Demand. (Directional: Music Choice On Demand/Black History Month)

Music Choice has proven to be a network devoted to all genres of music, as well as a network that highlights up and coming artists. “Primed” is an emerging artist series that will give viewers an inside look into rising stars and their unique sound. This month’s rising stars are Roc Nation artist Bridget Kelly, American Idol winner Candice Glover and Soul Songbird Algebra Blessett. During individual episodes, each of these women will candidly discuss their music beginnings, what their fans can expect from them and what inspires them as an artist. Airing schedule includes: Primed: Bridget Kelly (2/3/14); Primed: Candice Glover (2/10/14) and Primed: Algebra Blessett (2/17/14).

Being a Diva sometimes gets labeled in a negative light, but Music Choice tackles the issue head on and recognizes the faces of Black women in music and their achievements in an original program, “MC Docs: The Diva Debate,” to air on Music Choice On Demand. Hosted by television personality and DJ, Amanda Seales, the show features artists Bridget Kelly; Grammy-award winning singer Melanie Fiona; Grammy-nominated singer Mack Wilds; Music Choice’s VP of Programming, Damon Williams; ESSENCE.com Entertainment Editor, Yolanda Sangweni; Madame Noire Deputy Editor, Brande Victorian; and Moguldom Managing Editor, Anslem Samuel Rocque. This diverse panel addresses many topics including how a Diva is defined, who are ones in training, which Divas should make a comeback, and the role of reality TV on black women in music.

Female artists have broken through glass ceilings and definitely impacted the music industry with their heavily-rotated songs on radio and their creative and ever-popular videos on Music Choice on Demand. Throughout the month of February, Music Choice has created a female-empowered video playlists of their audience favorites, including videos by Beyoncé, Ciara, Kelly Rowland, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Ashanti, Keri Hilson and more. There will also be a special video tribute to Whitney Houston to commemorate the two-year mark of her untimely passing.

Above artists will also be highlighted on Music Choice Music Channels. Music Choice invites consumers to join the diva conversation on social media.

For more information about Music Choice’s Black History Month Programming and air schedule, Music Choice subscribers can log onto http://www.MusicChoice.com.

About Music Choice:
Music Choice, the multi-platform video and music network, delivers its music programming to millions of consumers nationwide through their televisions, online and mobile devices. Music Choice programs dozens of uninterrupted music channels; produces originals that feature today’s hottest established and emerging artists; offers thousands of music videos; and launched Music Choice Play, the music video, lifestyle and entertainment network for Millennials. For additional information log on to http://www.MusicChoice.com | Twitter: @MusicChoice | Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MusicChoice
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