The Pied Piper of R&B, better known as R. Kelly, returns with a sensual tune called “Genius” for your listening pleasure. Legends never die and neither do old habits, as the legend taps into his affinity for crafting raunchy hits on this one.
Is it us or has the Rich Gang album not received the push on mainstream radio that’s expected of a YMCMB effort. Nevertheless, Birdman churns out the long-awaited visual for their standout track “We Been On,” featuring Lil Wayne and R. Kelly.
R. Kelly‘s track record speaks for itself, but as a friendly reminder, he released a new song called “My Story” a few weeks ago. Today he returns with an accompanying treatment.
R&B legend R. Kelly is back with more tunes in tow. This time he delivered a track titled “Tear It Up,” featuring the go-to feature choice Future.
Birdman and company have a few worthy follow-up singles to “Tap Out” on the Rich Gang album, but none have made an immediate impact like “We Been On.” Building on its momentum, the Cash Money CEO assembled featured artists Lil Wayne and R. Kelly to shoot a visual for their standout track.
Two decades after 12 Play, R. Kelly continues to churn out new music. As promised, he returns today with his lead single, “My Story,” featuring 2 Chainz.
Birdman liberated three new tracks by Rich Gang yesterday (July 16). One, titled “We Been On,” features himself, Lil Wayne, and R. Kelly.
R&B is a genre that ordinarily caters to love, sensuality, and all of the other things one experiences when in a relationship. But there’s another side to these emotional, lovey dovey tunes that selected artists have made there bread and butter.
Tonight marked the 2013 BET Awards, and like always, the annual presentation donned a bevy of memorable moments. Among those were show stealing performances by some of Hip-Hop and R&B’s top acts, including artists like Kendrick Lamar, Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, Justin Timberlake, J. Cole and more.
Let’s preface this by saying the possibile range of topics for a song called “Throwin’ My Money” are fairly slim. With that, embrace this melodic dedication to pole athletes from Chicago MC Twista.
In a recent move to merge digital with print, VIBE magazine has digital covers to accompany the ones found on newsstands. For their April/May issue, Miguel and Kendrick Lamar grace the digital issue cover, with individual print covers as well.
R. Kelly went all the way up to “12-play,” but The Dream has settled on the number four. The singer/songwriter drops his latest record, “IV play,” the title track off his forthcoming album.
