#29DaysOfBlackLoveSongs: Day 2

Today’s Black Love Song: Stevie Wonder — Do I Do

We’re now into day 2 of the FuseBox Radio’s audio celebration online for Black History Month 2016 with our ‪#‎29DaysofBlackLoveSongs‬, where I select and share various tunes that I feel express all sorts of Black Love — self-love, platonic love, romantic love, love for community, etc. — from various music genres repping the Black Diaspora.

Stevie Wonder’s “Do I Do” isn’t just a joyous love song between a man and a woman, but a huge celebration of Black American musical traditions at large.

The 10 minute (!!! — when the song is playing, it NEVER feels that long to me) tune smoothly puts together Funk, Soul, Jazz, Disco and Hip-Hop (‪#‎DemStevieBars‬ at the end) elements in the mix, gives love to a Black Music legend (jazz musician Dizzy Gillespie, who doesn’t just get a shoutout, but a soaring trumpet solo) and simply goes hard with a driving groove that inevitably makes you at least head nod, if not outright dance.

Hope that folks enjoy this song and the others that will be on deck through the month of February under this hashtag, explore more tunes from these artists we put out there, share the music and more!

‪#‎FuseBoxRadio‬ ‪#‎BlackHistoryMonth2016‬ ‪#‎BlackHistoryMonth‬

About the Author: DJ Fusion is a short, above average looking Black-American female DJ, writer and photographer in her 30s that’s originally from the Prince Georges County, MD and now going back and forth between New Jersey and the DMV (DC/MD/VA). Since 1998, she’s been doing the syndicated radio show, The FuseBox Radio Broadcast, which brings the best of Black Music from all over the world along with news, interviews and commentary.

Check out what’s happening with the syndicated FuseBox Radio Broadcast at our official website, http://www.FuseBoxRadioOnline.com, our official blog site at http://www.BlackRadioIsBack.com and our photography at http://FuseBoxRadio.prosite.com!