What is "Black Loudness”?  Black Loudness is a celebration, inspiration and motivation. Black Loudness is a celebration of our ancestry; they are why we are, who we are. Our point of origin. 

Without them there would be no us.  Black Loudness goal is to inspire and motivate generations to be all that is in us. We are and can be so much MORE!

Black Loudness is whenever someone standing up and speaking out for what is right. In many cases the substance of the message conveyed is at a volume loud enough to evoke certain emotions.

In many examples the content is not quite.  Paring these two words (Black & Loudness) speaks volume. 

Black Loudness is not to offend others, but to embrace who we are.

It is to love the skin we’re in. It is also because we choose black as the only color to illustrate our loud messages.

If a picture is worth a thousand words; we like to think our images speaks volume.  When Dr. Martin Luther King preached “I have a dream!”, his message was delivered with intense volume.  When James Brown sings “I’m Black and I’m Proud!”; that’s the essence of “Black Loudness”.  When Marvin Gaye sings “What’s Going On?”, his concerns are that of “Black Loudness”.  When Nina Simone speaks of being “Young Gifted & Black!”, that is “Black Loudness” echoing her sentiment.