R&B

Table of Contents In 1988, the music industry saw a wide variety of albums released across multiple genres. One notable release was “The Joshua Tree” by U2, which quickly became one of the most iconic albums of the era. The album’s sound was a mix of rock and roll, blues, and gospel influences, with soaring
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Table of Contents The year 2013 was an exceptional year for music lovers, with countless groundbreaking releases and notable debuts from a diverse range of artists. From pop to hip-hop, electronic to rock, the year saw an influx of creative and innovative sounds that would go on to shape the music landscape for years to
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“Sometimes you have to remind people of your gift,” says Mario, reflecting on last year’s Verzuz battle with former B2K frontman Omarion. The Baltimore, Maryland, native, born Mario Dewar Barrett, grew up performing in local talent shows and neighborhood block parties. At age 14, after wowing music mogul Clive Davis in an audition, Mario signed
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Table of Contents The 1970s was an era of immense musical creativity and experimentation, where genres like disco, funk, soul, and rock flourished. It was also a time when dance music took center stage, with DJs and nightclubs becoming the hub of the party scene. The 70s produced some of the most iconic dance songs
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French R&B Soul artist Ben L’Oncle Soul recently released his album, “Is It You?”, an intimate, soulful album that talks about the award-winning artist making sense of his life after the COVID-19 pandemic. The album was written and composed by Ben himself, in collaboration with Gunnar Ellwanger. Grammy-Award-winning producer Scott Jacoby, who has worked with
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Table of Contents 1984 was a year of incredible music, with many unforgettable hits that have stood the test of time. One of the biggest songs of the year was “When Doves Cry” by Prince, a ground-breaking song that blended rock, funk, and pop into a unique and innovative sound. Other hits of the year
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R&B veteran LaTocha has announced her first gospel album, The Invitation: A Conversation With God, will release April 7 via Motown Gospel/Capitol CMG. The announcement comes with the lead single, “Stay With Me.” On the poignant, organ-laden ballad, LaTocha reveals the need for God’s love and mercy through the good and bad times. “You’ve always
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Careening out of the darkness with an especially experimental groove behind every melody, the title track in Thomas Truax’s Dream Catching Songs welcomes listeners into this 2023 classic unafraid of the risk that comes with being extraordinary, and as we’ll soon learn, this feature helps to produce every powerful moment in this LP. While “Everything’s Going to
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While it might not have a place among the TikTok-centric music of the now, Cameron Joseph’s newest single “Run to the Cross” is a song that paints itself with a delicate brush, giving its religious background the stage completely while still focusing on positioning itself as a song that could still get plenty of mainstream
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Delicate voices can carry a lot more weight than anyone realizes until you hear a song like “Your Angel” from Natalie Joly – and it sets everyone straight right there on the spot. Joly’s voice is one of the more fragile of any I’ve heard in her scene for the better part of the last
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Rather than trying to fill in the space between beats with lyricism that wouldn’t have come close to capturing the mood as well as the music does, Richga is keeping it simple with his new single “Dance Exorcist.” Playing out exactly as its title would imply it should this is a track that demands movement
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Adrenaline and rock n’ roll grit are the name of the game in the new single “Dirty Sweet” from Ten Ton Mojo, but I would hesitate to call this the kind of meathead rock a lot of their retro contemporaries have been pumping out lately. TTM approach the concept of big grooves and enormous riffing
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