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Famed recording artist and celebrity vocal coach�Stevie Mackey�celebrated�Black Music Appreciation Month�(June) and the re-opening of Los Angeles, by hosting one of his infamous “Taco Tuesday” musical live events on Saturday, June 26th.

Held at his home in Los Angeles, over 1,000 people attended to celebrate the power of music with Stevie Mackey. VIP’s in attendance included:�Jennifer Lopez, Brandy, Syrai Smith, Leslie Jones, Lena Waithe, Cynthia Erivo, Tamar Braxton, Keke Palmer, Avery Wilson, Jonathan McReynolds, Amber Riley, Shelea Frazier, Steve Jones�and more.

Tank - Black Music Month - Radio Facts

Having just released his first solo project�The Most Wonderful Time�with a lead single and music video featuring Jennifer Lopez, all eyes remain on Mackey as the premiere vocal coach with his hands on the pulse of music and pop-culture. “I feel very lucky to be able to do what I love as my career. Bringing people together at events like this, and helping singers reach the next level is my favorite thing to do!”�

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