Here's how the music industry is drawing attention to racism on Black Out Tuesday

shared posts late Monday night, announcing they would join fellow musicians Tuesday in supporting black artists.

Spotify used black logos for more than a dozen of its flagship playlists and podcasts, including Today’s Top Hits and RapCaviar, as a symbol of solidarity, the. The company pledged to match"donations made by employees to organizations focused on the fight against racism; injustice; inequity." This will serve as a tribute not only to George Floyd but to all of the countless victims of racism. SiriusXM and Pandora will continue to amplify Black voices by being a space where Black artists showcase their music and talents, and by carrying the message that racism will not be tolerated.

Now is not the time to be silent. Now is the time to direct your frustration at the police and the corrupt system they enforce.

Nobody noticed

I’m listening to my music...🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

What's needed is a plan for a unity concert. Musicians of all races, ethnicities & all genre should come together & help heal our nation. After your blackout Tuesday, please consider. Also..no politicians please. I'm reaching out to a recording artist friend

There uses to be a time when music told our story’s Until systematic racism took over and rapper started downing their own people Because that’s what they’re paid to do now we need to get back to the basics tell our story Lift each other up bonds to gather for music and the truth

I keep Playin'Wake Up Everybody' T.Pendergrass and'What's Goin On' M.Gaye!!!!!

Yes! He wasn’t a musician but he was .. um, murdered wtf2020

IF BLACK LIVES MATTER to you just take two seconds to hear me out THANK YOU 💜💜

May is souls rest in peace and blessings to you all as well honestly 🇺🇸🤚🙏

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