TI, Tank & More Set for Bounce TV's Black Music Month

BOUNCE TV (www.bouncetv.com) -- the nation's first-ever and fastest-growing broadcast television network designed for African American audiences - will celebrate Black Music Month in June with a new, originally-produced short form series featuring top contemporary recording artists talking about the music and contributions of some of the most iconic black performers, musicians and artists in history.

Highlights include:

· T.I. talking about legendary singer/song writer Stevie Wonder

· Tank discussing "The Father of Chicago Blues" Muddy Waters

· Sevyn Streeter on "The Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin

· August Alsina remembering the "King of Pop" Michael Jackson

· R&B artist Algebra Blessett discussing the Matriarch of R&B Etta James

The series will be seen throughout the month.

About Bounce TV

Bounce TV targets African American adults with a programming mix of original series, theatrical motion pictures, live sports, documentaries, specials, game shows and inspirational faith-based programs. Since its launch in 2011, BOUNCE TV has seen overwhelming success, with accelerated growth and expansion among station groups, advertisers and viewers alike. BOUNCE TV is seen in: 88 markets, including all of the top African American television markets; 89% of African American television homes; and 72% of the total television homes in the United States.