SINGER

A local singer’s musical journey has taken her to Los Angeles and now back home to Detroit.

“Say Yes” is the first release off his new EP

Raheem DeVaughn brings soulful sound to Detroit’s Riverfront

Beth Griffith-Manley talks about what goes into creating her music

Learn more about Isis Damil's singing background

See how Local 4's iconic song 'Go 4 It' got started and how you can audition to be part of its comeback.

Since age nine, Zaina Berri has been writing songs in both Arabic and English. Berri joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” for Music Monday to perform her new song called “Mama”.

You might recognize this artist from the Ford Fireworks or The Voice. R&B singer Beth joined Tati Amare on “Live in the D” to talk about her recent album and what’s next for her career.

Aaron Carter, the ‘90s pop star turned rapper, has reportedly died at age 34.

On Music Monday, we had a special guest on the show. She is a singer-songwriter from Dearborn Heights who goes to Wayne State University. She has even performed her music on a national stage. Isrra Darwich appeared on “Live In The D” to talk about her musical journey.

You watched her perform on Local 4 during the Ford Fireworks celebration, and now she is back to promote her new single.

A Puerto Rico court has “archived” a restraining order issued against superstar Ricky Martin, meaning the case is closed, according to a judicial spokesperson.

Tony Award-winner Melba Moore talks about her new album "Imagine" and the many awards she's received over her career.

For Music Monday, we welcomed a singer from Northville who has been singing from the high seas on the ocenas to the local stage. Now, he has a new project coming out very soon.

Singer Alise King caught Aretha Franklin's attention while performing on "Live In The D" back in 2017.

A Detroit-based artist is sharing a painful, yet powerful, message through her songs, proving that music can be medicine.

Betty Davis, a bold and pioneering funk singer, model and songwriter of the 1960s and '70s who was credited with inspiring then-husband Miles Davis’ landmark fusion of jazz and more contemporary sounds, has died.

Not everyone can say they’ve had a chance to share the stage with an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award-winner, but one guest on Live In The D can. She’s a local singer who had a chance to perform with the one and only John legend when he was in town last week. The two have a connection because she was on his team last season when she appeared on The Voice.

We all knew Adele was going to break our hearts when her single from the highly anticipated new album debuted, but wow -- we didn’t think it was going to hurt this bad!

Kathy Iandoli spoke about why she wrote Baby Girl: Better Known As Aaliyah.

Soulful singer and songwriter Ashlee Moss spoke with Tati Amare about how she discovered her love for singing in her church, and she smiles from ear-to-ear with excitement when asked about her recent projects.

She’s the Queen of Percussion, a singer, an author, and an actress - she’s the one and only Shelia E.! Tonight she is in Detroit kicking off her new tour, but before her big show she sat down with Host Jason Carr on the Local 4 Plaza.

Rachel Mac returns home to Romeo,MI

Live in the D caught up with a Grammy award-winning singer

This Michigan sensation had a mind-blowing performance on The Voice

Watch on Local 4 at 8 p.m.

The battle rounds on “The Voice” are underway and one singer from Detroit is ready to give it her all and sing to get through the next round, Zania Alake. To prep, she will be doing vocal warm-ups and then vocal rest, a process she learned during the auditions. After her blind audition, she joined Team Legend, having always been a fan of his. Alake is no stranger to competitions, having been in Local 4′s Super Singer competition back in 2015, but she says she is happy to finally be able to represent Detroit on the national stage. See if Zania wins her battle by watching “The Voice”, Mondays at 8 pm on Local 4.

Kimmie Horne is a Detroit jazz singer now known around the world. We caught up with her for Women’s History Month -- watch the interview above. AdThe Kimmie Horne Jazz Festival is now gearing up for its fifth year. More information: Kimmie Horne Jazz FestivalHorne will also be performing at the Dirty Dog Jazz Cafe on March 31st through April 3rd with a special Women’s History Month show. More: Women’s History Month stories

She’s been described in one magazine article as “the next generation of elite pop music artists.” She took time from her schedule Monday to join Jason Carr on Live In The D and discuss her new single “Better Days”. She wanted to collaborate with an old friend so she reached back to Jake Bass in Detroit and the two worked together on “Better Days”. Palter says the song is an ode to everyone persevering through these difficult times and know that things will get better. When asked about what she misses about home, Palter said she misses family the most, but also Coney dogs and sometimes snow. To hear part of her new single “Better Days” watch the video above.

FILE - In this Jan. 31, 2015, file photo, Australian-born singer Helen Reddy attends the 2015 G'DAY USA GALA at the Hollywood Palladium, in Los Angeles. Reddy, who shot to stardom in the 1970s with her feminist anthem I Am Woman and recorded a string of other hits, has died at age 78. Reddys children Traci and Jordan announced that the actress-singer died Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2020, in Los Angeles. Reddy’s children Traci and Jordan announced that the actor-singer died Tuesday in Los Angeles. In 2017 she performed “I Am Woman” at a Women's March in Los Angeles, singing alongside actor Jamie Lee Curtis.

This weeks Music Monday Home Studio Session featured singer Angela Davis. Over quarantine she has been sharing her talent by giving vocal lessons to kids and adults. She started doing the lessons in her house before quarantine but she had to find a way to keep it going with social distancing. Today on the show she sang her new song titled Value of a Woman written by herself and her mother. Click the video above to see Angela Davis sing her new track.

With 16 Grammy nominations, countless hits, and more than 25-million albums sold, Brian McKnight has been serenading the world for years! So as a famous R&B singer, what does McKnight like to listen to? "I always go back to the greats because those records still sound like they were made yesterday," said McKnight. McKnight also has an app he’s been developing for the last 5 years called “VRL” or Video Request Line. On the app, you can request a personalized video message from Brian McKnight for a fee.