Taking it to the streets of London, Tinie Tempah along with guest Jess Glynne get us ready for the summer in the fun visual for his new single “Not Letting Go.”
A former songwriter for the likes of Michael Jackson, After 7 and Toni Braxton, singer Jon. B would avoid the sophomore jinx (his debut album Bonafide went platinum and featured the Grammy-nominated single "Someone To Love") with 1997's double-platinum album, Cool Relax whose 3rd single "They Don't Know" hit #7 on the Billboard 100 and #2 on the R&B chart.
Jazz pianist Robert Glasper does a slow-simmering cover take on Jhene Aiko's "The Worst," part of a compilation of covers recorded at the Capitol Studios in Hollywood last December.
D∆WN (A.K.A. Dawn Richard) bridges the gap between new album Blackheart and her next project (an EP called RedemptionHeart) by dropping a mash-up video for album interlude “Titans” and new song “James Dean,", directed by Monty Marsh,
G.O.O.D. Music recording artist and Kanye West protégé Ryan McDermott drops the buzz track “DEALER“, a sonic and visual prelude to the summer release of a brand new project called “DAWN BREAKS“, that's directed byMcDermott
Th3Rea$on, an artist out of Houston, TX, gets his grown man on with the remix to his bouncy single “Freaky Girl", featuring up-and-coming artist Jaxon.
Next week, Jason Derulo will release his fourth album Everything Is 4 featuring appearances from Stevie Wonder, K. Michelle, Meghan Trainor, and Jennifer Lopez, who guests here on “Try Me".
Jasmine V drops the second episode of her VLog series and we follow her making stops in Dallas, Ft. Lauderdale and a few other spots. You get live footage, backstage preparations and a lot more.
Native Philadelphia, neo-soul duo, Kindred the Family Soul burst onto the music scene in 2003 with their debut album, Surrender to Love, which includes their debut single and this week's Friday Night Throwback "Far Away". The track, an honest ode to the trials and tribulations of young, married life would peak at #6 on the U.S. R&B Recurrent Airplay list. The duo, who just released their 5th album A Couple Friends last year, were discovered by fellow Philly singer Jill Scott via the city's underground neo-soul movement.
Bobby V takes a break from Pleasure P. and Ray J assisted Dirty Rose project to release another solo joint titled "Versace Sheets" featuring Memphis rapper Snootie Wild.
Fresh off of dropping her nostalgic "90 Babies" single, Victoria Monet is back with another infectious track from her Nightmares & Lullabies: Act II EP, due out June 16.
After recently dropping "I Just Wanna..." featuring Dej Loaf, singer Elijah Blake keeps the buzz going with "Fading" off his upcoming Shadows & Diamonds project, dropping June 23rd.
In honor of B.B. King, the great blues icon who passed away at 89 yesterday, this week's Friday Night Throwback selection is King's "Every Day I Have The Blues". The 1955 song, which King fell in love with due to its 'crisp and relaxed sound', was one of King's favorites and he would open his live shows with the song well into the 1970's. Originated with the early blues pioneers Sparks brothers from St. Louis in the 1930's, the popular song was also covered by the likes of Joe Williams and the Count Basie Orchestra. However, it is King's version that remains the staple, reaching number eight on the R&B chart while becoming an important piece in King's legacy.
Producer Diplo, alongside Canadian trap producer, DJ Grandtheft of Rihanna's hit single "Stay", uploaded this official remix of her hit single ""B*tch Better Have My Money".
Another teaser (this time a freestyle to Big Sean's hit "Blessings" entitled "Blessed") from LeToya Luckett, before she drops her forthcoming album, Until Then.
Canadian singer/songwriter Alyssa Veniece makes her debut with a single titled “Unfamiliar” featuring singer Emerson Brooks, that's also produced by the two.
The super-producer Timbaland and Chicago native Tink pay homage to Aaliyah and her ’90s hit “One in a Million” with a new track simply titled “Million.”
Prince will be headlining a Baltimore concert for peace today with a song he wrote specifically about the current unrest in Baltimore, yesterday he released that song online.
Two years after releasing her debut EP, Dark Mind, New Zealand singer Janine and the Mixtape returns with a brand new EP, XX that nicely picks up where Dark Mind left off, with sensual production combined Janine’s lustful vocals.
New single called "It's Going Down" from former Terror Squad member and Big Pun protege Tony Sunshine featuring Red McFly. The song serves as an appetizer for Tony's upcoming mixtape, No Filter, coming later this spring.
Former Danity Kane singer Dawn Richard (who now goes by DΔWN) shares her concerns with the ongoing strife going on in urban communities on this experimental new track, "Genocide".
Produced by the legendary Quincy Jones, 1980's "Give Me The Night" (from the album of the same name) would be ten-time Grammy Award-winning musician, guitarist, Jazz Master, singer and songwriter George Benson's biggest commercial success. The first single from Benson to hit number one on the US Billboard Soul Singles chart, the single would peak at number four on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.
This track first premiered on Jay Z's TIDAL streaming service, could serve as the first single from Willow's debut album which will perhaps drop sometime this year.
Here's a new track by Kyndall, a remix of Chris Brown and Tyga’s song from their Fan Of A Fan album for her Trill Tuesdays series entitled “Girl You Loud“.
Undoubtedly inspired by recent events surrounding police brutality around the country, Sammie gets socially-conscious on his new single "Dear: America".
Indie singer/songwriter Larissa Dubois scores with this rousing, yet jaded ode to words that carry no weight on "Words No Good" from her upcoming debut EP.
Cash Money Records/Rich Gang R&B artist Jacquees teams up with fellow Cash Money legend Juvenile for the first single off Jacquees' upcoming project, Mood.
California singer-songwriter Victoria Monet unveiles a video for "90's Babies," her first single in support of her forthcoming EP, Nightmares & Lullabies: Act II.
Singer/songwriter Lyfe Jennings is doing his part to bring awareness and
hope to the city of Baltimore in the light of community unrest
following the death of Eddie Gray, who was in police custody.
Check out the brand new track from Bay Area super producer Shonuff’s first artist Porsha Nicole. The single from the 25-year-old, Tampa, Florida songstress is entitled ‘When It Goes Up”.
If you thought it couldn't get any better than Jhebe Aiko and Chris Brown, Omarion proves you wrong with this remix to "Post To Be" featuring Dej Loaf, Trey Songz, Rick Ross and Ty Doll $ign.
Baltimore, MD native Smith (fka Jared Shanklin), who dropped his first EP entitled “Christmas In July” back in 2012, returns to the scene with this charismatic single "Do It Again".
Word has come out that legendary soul singer Ben E. King, best known for his classic "Stand By Me," died Thursday of natural causes. King started his career in the late 1950's with The Drifters, singing lead on hits that included "There Goes My Baby" and "Save The Last Dance For Me". After going solo, he hit No. 1 on the R&B charts and gained a Top Ten hit on the U.S. charts twice with "Stand By Me" in 1961. The song, written by King, Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, returned to the charts in the 1980's when it was featured on the soundtrack of the 1986 film Stand by Me. Inspired by the spiritual "Lord Stand by Me", plus two lines rooted in Psalms 46:2–3, to date there have been over 400 recorded versions of the song. King's other hits included "Spanish Harlem", "Amor", "Don't Play That Song (You Lied)" and "Supernatural Thing - Part I." Originally from North Carolina, but raised in Harlem, NY, the great Ben E. King was inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame in 2009 and in 2012 the Songwriters Hall of Fame announced that "Stand By Me" would receive its 2012 Towering Song Award and that King would be honored with the 2012 Towering Performance Award for his recording of the song.
