Granted, yes: It took me a much longer time to finish this task than that other one. I should know: I spent the entirety of the decade professionally covering it, first as the music editor of the Dallas Observer (I moved to Dallas to take that gig back in ’08) and then as the head honcho of this here website, which I left the Observer to launch in early 2012.īeyond spending as many nights as possible out and about in the city and getting litty in the name of arts journalism, my favorite tradition of this stretch was always compiling the best songs that the city and region had to offer each year into a handy-dandy annual retrospective.Īfter having earlier this year distilled Dallas’ last decade into a compilation of its most defining news moments, we figured it was high time Central Track did the same on the music front. Which is to say: Yeah, we’ve been especially nostalgic of late for the Dallas music scene of The Before Times.Īnd why wouldn’t we be? I mean, man, the 2010s music scene made for some truly great memories, didn’t it? No, the music itself hasn’t stopped - sounds very much worth your while are still being regularly churned out by our city’s many talented artists - but the beloved live performance aspect of it has for the most part been tossed out of the equation, at least for the time being. It doesn’t really need to be repeated at this point: We all know that 2020 has been a garbage year.Īnd among the many shitty repercussions of this increased suckage is the havoc that the pandemic has wreaked upon our city’s vibrant music scene. Listen and Get “Unstoppable” Remix – Koryn Hawthorne featuring Yella Beezy For more information, also visit:įacebook: facebook.From Ballads To Bangers And All Points In Between, These Are The Top Tracks The Indomitable Dallas Music Scene Unleashed From 2010 To 2019. Additionally, fans can see her in performance at the JoyFest in Charlotte, NC on May 25 th and at the Essence Music Festival on on July 5 th in New Orleans, LA. In addition, Hawthorne has graced the stages of the 2018 Soul Train Awards, BET Her Fights Breast Cancer 2018, the 2019 Super Bowl Gospel Celebration and the 2019 Stellar Awards.įollowing this release, Hawthorne will be gearing up to perform on Kirk Franklin’s 26-city LONG LIVE LOVE Tour kicking off in Austin, TX on July 11 th. On May 1 st, she received her first Billboard Music Award for Top Gospel Song. The album also earned Hawthorne her first GRAMMY ® nomination for Best Gospel Performance / Song, an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Gospel Album, a Stellar Award for Music Video of the Year (“Won’t He Do It”) and a Dove Award for Contemporary Gospel / Urban Recorded Song. Hawthorne made history as the first female artist to hold the #1 position on Billboard’s Hot Gospel Songs chart for over 25 weeks. Her debut album, also titled Unstoppable, debuted at #1 on Billboard and the album’s first single, “Won’t He Do It” became a monster hit, holding the #1 spot on Billboard’s Top Gospel Songs chart for a record-breaking 41 weeks overall. The new “Unstoppable” remix is the latest song from Hawthorne who has had a breakout year.
Showcasing Hawthorne’s rich contralto, 16 motivating bars from Yella Beezy and an infectious R&B and hip-hop infused melody, the uplifting anthem reminds listeners that with God’s help, there’s nothing they can’t do. The track features rising hip-hop star Yella Beezy, well known for his 2018 hit, “That’s On Me”. Nashville, TN (May 3, 2019) – Today, GRAMMY ®-nominated and NAACP Image Award and Stellar Award-winning songstress Koryn Hawthorne released a new remix to her hit song, “Unstoppable”.
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