Earlier this week we announced that Quincy Jones had passed away, and now Prince’s sister Tyka Nelson has also transitioned. The singer was 64 years old and the cause of her death is currently unknown.

The news was briefly shared by Nelson’s cousin, Charles “Chazz” Smith post on social media on November 4.

“Our family is very saddened to learn of the death of my cousin Tyka Evene Nelson this morning,” he wrote.

Tyka’s son, (*64*) LenNard Laeil Nelson, also reportedly later confirmed his mother’s death Minnesota Star Stand.

The singer was Prince’s only full sibling – they were born John L. Nelson and Mattie Shaw Nelson. Musical genius ran in the family, as Tyka also followed the same profession path to Prince.

The Minnesota artist has released a complete of 4 albums in her music profession. These include: released in 1988, released in 1992, released in 2008 and her last album, released in 2011.

Tyka decided to withdraw from public life and was purported to give a farewell concert in Minnesota in June, but she fell sick.

“I’m getting old,” she said of her decision at the time. “I wasn’t really a singer. I am a writer. I happen to know how to sing. I like singing.”

about writing, before her premature death, Tyka composed memories about herself and her family. In June, in an interview with , the singer said that the book isn’t finished and there are still just a few chapters left to write down.

In the interview, Tyka also talked about how she deals with loss, especially the death of her legendary brother, who died in 2016.

“I’m a damn grateful person who had wonderful people in my life. I miss their wisdom,” she said.

Tyka continued: “If I could, I would travel the world and meet people who loved him – for some I am the last link for him – it’s like giving him something from myself. As far as I’m concerned, he stayed because they loved his music.”

The singer left behind her husband Maurice Phillips, with whom she had six children: daughters Danielle Phillips, Crystal Phillips, Chelsea Phillips and sons Rachard Phillips, Sir Montece Laeil and (*64*).

Falling into post-election existential fear? There’s an app for that. As many individuals proceed to grapple with the outcomes of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the tools we use to de-stress, focus, and get back to a greater headspace are beginning to take hold.

Popular sleep and meditation app Headroom is offering post-election day specials, including a 14-day free trial.

The celebrity-endorsed wellness app features premium content that helps users rest, chill out and sleep. It also features an array of celebrity content and curated playlists from John Legend, Kevin Hart, Erykah Badu, and more.

“Hello, lovers,” Legend began promoting its content in the applying. “John Legend is coming with a special gift for you. I’ll allow you to sleep with me.

The music icon clarified that he meant virtually and only meant getting “regular sleep” through specially curated playlists, sleep recordings and videos.

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According to Hollywood reporterapart from emphasizing his free 14-day trial periodHeadspace offers free toolkit and an election season survival guide. The free trial period gives users full access to the app and its services, and after the designated time, membership costs $69.99 per 12 months or $12.99 monthly.

Headspace is not the only source where Black users can find content created by and for Black people. LeBron James, Idris Elba, Tabitha Brown and many more are helping calm people on Calm with their very own specialized content.

Thanks to James, Calm users can explore mindfulness manifestations and sleep stories. Elba also lends her voice to the narrative, and Brown invites users to decelerate together with her.

For Black people, especially Black women, in search of solace in an area designed specifically for them, a meditation and wellness app is offered Exhalewhich was created by a black woman with black women in mind.

Happy Friday, people. As November rolls around, a few of the most talented artists within the industry are releasing great music. From hip-hop to the soulful sounds of R&B, you’ll need loads of options to get into the groove this weekend.

Ahead of the discharge of his upcoming album, Cordae has released a new single titled “Syrup Sandwiches” featuring Joey Bada$$. Additionally, Ella Mai released an EP this week, Ab-Soul unveiled his project, and Ice Cube tapped Killer Mike and Busta Rhymes for “Ego Maniacs.” Our roundup features music from Ferg, Eric Bellinger, Mario and more.

You can take a look at today’s list of new items below.

Ella Mai – “3”

Earlier this week, talented singer Ella Mai returned with a new EP titled 3. The project includes the songs “Hearts On Deck”, “One Of These” and “Little Things”. Listen to this HERE.

Ferg – “DAROLD”

Today, the multi-faceted Ferg releases his long-awaited self-titled album DAROLD. The LP features songs by Coco Jones, Mary J. Blige, Dapper Dan and more. Hear this HERE.

Cordae ft. Joey Bada$$ – “Syrup Sandwiches”

Every week before the discharge of his new album, rapper Cordae connects with Joey Bada$$ on “Syrup Sandwiches.” Check it out HERE.

S!MONE – “Magnet”

S!MONE released her debut album, MAGNET. The 10-track collection includes her latest singles “Short Notice” and “Borderline.” Download the project HERE.

Ab-Soul – “Soul Burger”

After an exceptional 2024, TDE’s Ab-Soul is closing the 12 months with a bang Soul Burgerfeaturing Vince Staples, Doechii, JID and more. Listen to this HERE.

Mario – “I’m glad you came”

Singer Mario brings his new single “Glad You Came” to the masses. Hear this HERE.

Eric Bellinger – “Feelings Never Die”

Eric Bellinger definitely stays energetic. Today, the R&B singer dropped a new single titled “Feelings Never Die.” Stream a song HERE.

PHABO featuring Josef Lamercier – “5000 Degrees”

On Wednesday, PHABO and Josef Lamercier teamed as much as record a new song titled “5000 Degrees.” Check it out HERE.

Ice Cube, Killer Mike and Busta Rhymes – “Ego Maniacs”

Ice Cube has released “Ego Maniacs” – a remix of “It’s My Ego” – featuring Killer Mike and Busta Rhymes and produced by Grammy Award-winning producer EA-Ski. Check it out HERE.