Andrea Lewis

The latest polished pop musician to release her album completely for free online is Andrea Lewis.  And when I tell you EQs that this album isn't one to miss - you must obey. We told you about her single "Voodoo" a few weeks ago with it's high energy funk and attitude and I can report that the Andrea Lewis album "54321" is just as poptastic.  Andrea Lewis kinda reminds me of early Janet Jackson a wee bit if I'm being honest - that especially rings true in track "She" while completely being...Read Full Story

Pop music fans, you'll like this. When you're an independent pop artist, how do you effectivley showcase your album without going on tour, hiring PR and spending lots of money on visuals for all your potential hits?  You make a mini movie!  And that's exactly what Andrea Lewis did for her amazing pop album "54321" which is available for free download. I really like the concept here - yes, it's a classic story of love and heartache, but it's presented and told in a way that's slick, to the...Read Full Story

Meet Andrea Lewis.  You may know her as one half of the www.thosegirlsarewild.com website (not porn she swears) - or you may know her as one of Simon Curtis' castmates in "Spectacular".  But what you don't know about her yet is that she's quite the little popstar in-the-making and this Sunday she will be releasing her first single called "Voodoo" that you can score on her official website as well as right here on EQ.  She's even going the whole free digital album route too, so watch out you...Read Full Story

Andrea Lewis is an actress. She played Hazel Aden on Degrassi: The Next Generation. We're looking for a few good volunteer site designers and marketing people. If interested, please e-mail gorgeousblackwomen@gmail.com Rewards: making GBW even better, experience and referencesRead Full Story

I used to watch Soul Train when I was younger and Shemar Moore was hosting it, so when soultrain.com asked to do an interview with me I said yes right away! I’ve always been a supporter of them! Shout out to Quia for great questions and supporting both Shannon (she has a copy of LAID) and I!  Unless you’ve been under a rock for the past decade, it’s become quite clear that “kid” networks like Disney Channel, Nickelodeon (and it’s edgier big sister TeenNick) have been the breeding ground for...Read Full Story

In the 1990s I was Co-Director at the Center for Third World Organizing and lucky enough for several years to have Andrea Lewis, who died of an apparent heart attack over the weekend, as my colleague. Andrea was a senior editor of Third Force, our quarterly journal about organizing in communities of color, and the predecessor to ColorLines. We were engaged in the project of changing the theory and practice of community organizing so that it could deal honestly and constructively with racial...Read Full Story

Record aggregation has been around being like nearly as endless as taped strong. In its earliest age, phonographs and the recordings that were played on them (eldest wax cylinders, and after savorless shellac discs) were mostly toys for the deluxe, out of the get of the area or displace classes. By the 1920s, improvements in the manufacturing processes, both in players and recordings, allowed prices for the machines to fire. Patch diversion options in intervening to berth league domestic in...Read Full Story

Most of you know that I was doing the musical “Hairspray” for the last couple months in Winnipeg but the run is over now and I really enjoyed my time in Winnipeg and playing “Peaches the Dynamite” My character was crazy but so was everyone else and we all had a lot of fun on and off the stage! I wish I could have filmed a bit of our performance but unfortunately I wasn’t allowed so here is a little re-cap video of some of the foolishness that went on behind the scenes during our show! Enjoy! ?Read Full Story

In the 1990s I was Co-Director at the Center for Third World Organizing and lucky enough for several years to have Andrea Lewis, who died of an apparent heart attack over the weekend, as my colleague. Andrea was a senior editor of Third Force, our quarterly journal about organizing in communities of color, and the predecessor to ColorLines. We were engaged in the project of changing the theory and practice of community organizing so that it could deal honestly and constructively with racial...Read Full Story

Record aggregation has been around being like nearly as endless as taped strong. In its earliest age, phonographs and the recordings that were played on them (eldest wax cylinders, and after savorless shellac discs) were mostly toys for the deluxe, out of the get of the area or displace classes. By the 1920s, improvements in the manufacturing processes, both in players and recordings, allowed prices for the machines to fire. Patch diversion options in intervening to berth league domestic in...Read Full Story