Vincint Lights Up Top That Track's Celebrating Black Music Series

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This week rising pop artist Vincint joins Top That Track for a hilarious episode.

On the heels of his summer friendly EP, The Feeling, the Philly born LA based musician stops by to share his thoughts on being a multifaceted gay black man in an industry that continuously wants to place him in a box. Tune in as the hosts discuss even more emotions within music and who's the next 'voice' of a generation as the celebrating black music series continues!  

Tune in to see who Vincint picks! Listen to "Celebrating Black Music Pt. 5" on Apple or below on Spotify:  

Author: Precious Kato
August 17, 2020
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