The 15th Annual Taste of Soul Reveals Virtual Concert and Community Food Distribution
October 15, 2020
Despite COVID-19 Taste of Soul is still delivering food and music to the community.
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After 7
Star Power for Taste of Soul Virtual Concert!
October 1, 2020
Participants can access the Taste of Soul event via livestream at www.tasteofsoul.org.
Melvin Edmonds of the Group ‘After 7’ Dies at 65
May 20, 2019
According to USA Today, Melvin Edmonds, a founding member of Indianapolis R&B group After 7 and older brother of Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds, died Saturday following a short illness. He was 65. His death was confirmed by his son, also named Melvin. After 7 landed three singles in the Top 20 of Billboard magazine’s Hot 100 chart in the early 1990s: “Can’t Stop,” “Ready or Not” and “Heat of the Moment.” A 2016 comeback album, “Timeless,” sent three songs — “Runnin’ Out,” “I Want You” and “Let Me Know” — into the Top 10 of Billboard’s adult R&B songs chart.