The Music of the Movement

Musicians like Dua Saleh and Queen Najia are pumping out powerful protest anthems that cross musical genres. [ view in browser.     add elle@newsletter.elle.com to your address book ]             FOLLOW US       Five Black Artists on Making Music for the Movement   Musicians all over the world are responding to the police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis with new songs calling out police brutality and entrenched systemic racism. These powerful protest anthems cross musical genres—from rap to country to classical—and are often deeply uncompromising, with blistering lyrics reflecting on this historic moment and demanding a more equitable and just future. We spoke with five Black artists contributing to this new soundtrack of hope in America. READ ON       See Photos of Khloé Kardashian's Big Birthday Party at Kylie Jenner's House   This family loves a birthday slide. Read On         After a Cryptic Instagram Post, Adele Gives a Rare Update on When to Expect Her New Album   In case you forgot there's a pandemic happening, Adele is here to remind you. Read On         Ariana Grande Posted the First Instagram Photo of Her and Dalton Gomez Kissing   They went Instagram official on Friday. Read On         Meghan Markle Is Reportedly Moving on From Her Friendship With Jessica Mulroney   Meghan was reportedly turned off by one particular action of Mulroney's. Read On         Here's What Ariana Grande's 'Midsommar' 27th Birthday Party Looked Like   Her friends surprised her with the theme. Read On       ELLE.com ©2020 Hearst Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. Hearst Email Privacy, 300 W 57th St., Fl. 19 (sta 1-1), New York, NY 10019   Unsubscribe     Privacy Notice