'Elev8,' the platform dedicated to exploring the interconnectedness of body, mind and spirit was relaunched today by iOne Digital. The relaunch was kickstarted by a sweeping profile of seven rising Christian Hip-Hop and R&B artists.
Jesse Powell found fame in the mid-1990s and notched his signature hit single "You" during this period. The Gary, Ind. native was 51.
Brent Faiyaz will be dropping his second studio album Wasteland on Friday (July 8) and fans on Twitter are sharing their excitement.
A quick scan of the top trending topics on the platform features names such as Mariah Carey, Sade, Keyshia Cole, Fantasia, Mary J. Blige, and more listed.
Although R&B doesn’t command attention among listeners at the rate that Hip-Hop does, the genre has been slowly making its way back to the forefront due to the talents of a number of rising young talents. On Sept. 15, Ella Mai, H.E.R., Xavier Omär, and others will bring their talents to Miami for the Best […]
Color Me Badd landed back in the minds of many after singer Bryan Abrams shoved his bandmate Mark Calderon onstage during a concert. Calderon has since come forth about the incident and says that Abrams’ drinking habit has spilled over to mar their professional relationship.
James Fauntleroy has been doing more than his fair share to revive and revamp R&B fit for this generation of listeners. In past years there had been a bit of a dry spell within the genre; until fairly recently, R&B fans were growing increasingly annoyed with singers dropping tracks that sounded like trap-heavy, superficial rap.
Quiet as kept, Adrian Marcel’s “2 AM” is one of the best R&B jams of the year. It should be noticed that there is an emphasis on the quiet factor as the song deals with the late-night creep scenario on generally empty streets.
All adults know there is no rush in growing up but good look conveying that children. Sultry single Shanaz Dorsett is London by birth, Houston at heart and she’s using her majestic vocals to sing about pesky topics such as responsibility and hard work.
The jazz world mourns the loss of one of its most talented keyboardists today. George Duke, a pioneering musician who also mastered and meshed the worlds of funk and R&B, has died. He was 67.
It’s always an event when a new Pusha T verse surfaces. We find his latest lyrical exercise on this new single by R&B newcomer Pure titled “Infatuated.”
The beautiful and lovely Rita Ora held a private concert last night under the bright lights of New York City. During her performance, she covered Gotye’s immensely popular indie song “Somebody That I Used To Know.”
