Roy Woods is still holding on to his soul ties. On his new single “Don’t Mind Me,” the OVO Sound artist uses a groans from Mary J. Blige’s 1996 hit “Not Gon Cry” to clarify his intentions. Woods takes back his advances from a woman who was more invested in their situation than he was.
Emerging R&B group WanMor has shared the official video for their “Mine (Remix),” directed by the Aucella Brothers. The video for “Mine (Remix)” is an invitation to be interactive with each of the real-life brothers through their separate Instagram handles and via FaceTime, if you’re lucky to have their direct line. Elsewhere in the video
Ye Ali is looking for a submissive sexual companion on his new song “Good Girls.” It was produced by CJ Francis IV and co-written by Ali and Trevon Waters (Chris Brown, Vedo). Emphasizing his conquest to celebrate the pleasures of the moment, Ali insists that his lady completely give up control between the sheets to
R&B trio The Shindellas have unveiled the video for their latest single “Last Night Was Good for My Soul.” The video, directed by NitaInNashville, was filmed on an iPhone 13. The fun-filled clip sees The Shindellas soaking up the sun at a pool party, where food is grilling, drinks are flowing and hips are moving.
Singer and songwriter Phabo has announced his second album, Don’t Get Too Cozy, will drop June 16 via The Orchard/Soulection. This new LP marks the third consecutive year Phabo has released a project, following 2022’s Before I Let Her Go and his 2021 debut, Soulquarius. Phabo also unveiled the Don’t Get Too Cozy tracklist, which
R&B upstart MK xyz’s new song has one rule: “No Boys Allowed.” Helping MK xyz carry out entry denial are Theron Thomas (Usher, Ciara, Keyshia Cole), Sam Sumser (Lizzo, Chris Brown, Mario) and Sean Small (Kelly Rowland, Breland, Jason Derulo), all of which co-wrote and co-produced the track. Over a driving bass, popping guitar tugs
Marvin Gaye’s music and legacy will be celebrated at What’s Going On NOW, a tribute concert at The Kennedy Center with the National Symphony Orchestra (NSO) on June 16 and 17 in Washington, D.C. The back-to-back concerts are scheduled for 8 p.m. ET. Conducted by Principal Pops conductor Steven Reineke, the NSO will be joined
Kansas, situated in the heart of the United States, has been home to several famous singers who have left a lasting impact on the music industry. From rock and country to pop and jazz, Kansas has produced notable voices across various genres. One of the most iconic singers associated with Kansas is the legendary rock
Maryland, a state steeped in history and culture, has been a birthplace and home to several famous singers who have made significant contributions to the music world. From soul and R&B to gospel and rock, Maryland has produced notable voices across various genres. One of the most iconic singers associated with Maryland is Billie Holiday
Idaho, known for its rugged natural beauty and vast wilderness, may not be the first state that comes to mind when thinking about famous singers. However, it has produced notable artists who have made their mark on the music industry. One of the most well-known singers from Idaho is the legendary Paul Revere, the frontman