R&B

Serpentwithfeet’s new song “Gonna Go” unpacks the frustration of being friends with benefits. On the honest track, Serpentwithfeet opens up about playing house with a male interest who is unwilling to make their union official. “All those crumbs don’t make it pie / All your hugs don’t make you mine / Leaving you is scaring
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Table of Contents Music has always been a medium for expressing emotions and connecting with others on a deeper level. When it comes to the theme of family, many artists have found inspiration in the relationships and experiences they have had with their loved ones. Top 20 songs about family can be sentimental, heartwarming, and
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Paula Campbell has returned with “Girlfriend Too,” an upbeat version of her 2020 cover of R&B Group LoveHer’s “Girlfriend.” Over a Baltimore club backbeat, Campbell offers words of wisdom to a close friend experiencing relationship issues. “Girlfriend, I’m not going watch you cry no more for no man / I’m not going stop until I
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[embedded content] There is nothing like seeing an artist mature before your very eyes and regain the spark for life which had been missing in previous incarnations. For singer-songwriter Theo Major, the darker moodier sentiments of his previous work have been replaced with the smooth R&B soulful vibes of his debut single and visual, “SUPA,”
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Alicia Keys is close to scoring her first RIAA diamond-certified single. Her 2007 single “No One” is now certified 9x multi-platinum for selling nine million equivalent units. The Grammy-winning single, co-produced by Keys and Kerry “Krucial” Brothers, pushed one million units since September 2022 when it was certified 8x multi-platinum. Keys is just one million units
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If you are trying to break into the singing or entertainment industry, it can feel like an almost impossible task. There is no doubt that this is more true now than ever before, even with the help of online technology. The trend towards independently sharing talent on the web is helping more talented singers make
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Berhana has no more tears left to cry on his new song “Weep, No More.” It was co-produced by Dee Lilly, Mike Irish and Michaël Brun. The song relies heavily on a flamenco style of production. Berhana’s vocals aren’t forceful but are poignant enough to drive the message of faith in oneself, not to be
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Table of Contents As one of the most popular unisex names in recent years, Logan has become a common name for babies born in the 21st century. As a result, it’s no surprise that a number of popular songs have been written and performed with the name Logan as their subject matter. From country to
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This fall marks the 20th anniversary of Luther Vandross: Live at Radio Music Hall 2003. Legacy Recordings and J Records celebrate its greatness with Live at Radio City Music Hall – 2003 (Expanded 20th Anniversary Edition – The Last Concert), available now digitally and on streaming platforms. This new live album features Vandross’ entire concert
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Since the dawn of music, musicians have often turned to their muses for inspiration. Sometimes, these muses come in the form of a person, and what better way to honor them than to name a song after them? One such popular name that has appeared in many song titles is Layla. Layla is a name
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Central Texas isn’t exactly the sort of territory outsiders may imagine producing a band such as Cedars. The conservative climate doesn’t seem especially hospitable to electronic rock bands with a penchant for singing about whatever they like. Cedars, however, roll against any currents, real or imagined, with unquestionable success. Their new single “Wasteland” testifies to
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Table of Contents Anime has been an important cultural phenomenon in Japan and has gained a significant following across the world. With its unique characters, storylines, and animation, it is no surprise that the music of anime has also captured the hearts of many. Anime soundtracks often feature emotional, epic, and catchy songs that perfectly
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Table of Contents Music has always been a powerful tool for expressing ideas and emotions, and throughout history, it has played an important role in the fight for freedom and justice. From the Civil Rights Movement to the anti-war protests of the 1960s, songs of protest and liberation have inspired generations of activists and helped
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