Johnny Cash, often referred to as “The Man in Black,” was a legendary American singer-songwriter known for his deep, distinctive voice, rebellious spirit, and iconic contributions to country music. Born on February 26, 1932, in Kingsland, Arkansas, Cash’s music was deeply influenced by his upbringing in the rural South, as well as his experiences serving
Tyla’s breakout single “Water” has flowed atop Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart this week. The Grammy-winning track knocks Mary J. Blige’s “Still Believe in Love” from its eight-week reign to No. 4, as Usher’s “Good Good” rises to No. 2 and moves Victoria Monét’s “On My Mama” down to No. 3. “Water” is Tyla’s first
“I have my album title y’all,” Normani wrote on X (formerly Twitter) in June 2018. Since then, fans on social media have constantly followed up with the R&B-pop sensation about the album’s status. Well, they no longer need to circle back. Normani has announced her first proper album, Dopamine, will arrive this year on RCA
Primary Wave Music and Legacy Recordings will reissue Luther’s self-titled debut album (1976) and This Close to You (1977). The R&B group, led by and named after Luther Vandross, released their two albums via Cotillion Records before Vandross made his solo debut in 1981. Luther and This Close to You, both written by Vandross, will release April
Usher’s ninth album, Coming Home, arrives at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top R&B Albums chart this week. It’s the R&B superstar’s second consecutive No. 1, following 2016’s Hard II Love, since the chart launched in 2012. Coming Home isn’t Usher’s only album charting this week. Following his Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show performance, which drew in 129.3