Hip-hop isn’t just a genre; it’s a global phenomenon that has shaped generations, inspired movements, and redefined the cultural landscape. From the streets of the Bronx to the world stage, hip-hop has been the voice of the unheard, the rhythm of rebellion, and the heartbeat of artistic innovation. Over the decades, countless tracks have risen
Rock music has been the heartbeat of rebellious spirits, the anthem for generations, and the soundtrack to countless unforgettable moments. From the electrifying riffs that make your heart race to the lyrics that speak to your soul, rock has a way of resonating with us all. But among the thousands of songs that have defined
Usher’s second show of his Past Present Future Tour at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., was full of surprises. During his two-hour set, the R&B icon showed love to the nation’s capital by inviting a few special guests on stage with him. Fellow R&B crooner and D.C. native Raheem DeVaughn appeared on stage to delight
Maxwell stopped by NPR‘s headquarters in Washington, D.C., to perform for its Tiny Desk Concert series. The legendary singer performed a delightful 30-minute set of some of his signature songs. Dressed in a sheer white shirt with embroidered star patterns, matching white pants and a gold chain necklace, Maxwell opened with “Sumthin’ Sumthin’” from
Chxrry22 doesn’t let a failed relationship get the best of her on her new song, “Poppin Out (Mistakes).” On the fiery track, produced by Believve and DaHeala, Chxrry22 declares: “Cryin’ over n****s ain’t allowed / Being a heart broke b***h is outta style.” Instead, she keeps her head high and hits the town with some
Eric Benét has returned with his new project, Duets, via his label JBR Creative Group. The EP features five duets with women in R&B, including Chanté Moore, Corinne Bailey Rae, LaTocha, Ledisi and Tamar Braxton. Duets opens with “So Distracted” with Moore. The sweet-sounding track is about being so enthralled by a lover that it’s hard to
Robin Thicke has returned with his new single “I Know What to Do.” On the self-produced, laid-back groove, Thicke confidently assures his lover of immense pleasure in the bedroom. “Imma stroke it hard like Tiafoe / Imma eat it all like it’s Nobu / Imma have you begging for more, begging for more / Harder
Genre-bending artist Isaia Huron has released his new EP, I’ll Finish The Lyrics Later, via Slang Music. The project includes the previously shared “Circle.” Speaking on the song’s creation, he told Rated R&B, “It’s just funny that a song I made three years ago in the baptism room of my dad’s church in Greenville, now having
Few bands have left as indelible a mark on the world of music as U2. From their humble beginnings in Dublin to their rise as global rock icons, U2 has continually pushed the boundaries of what a band can achieve—both musically and socially. With a career spanning over four decades, they’ve delivered anthems that have
Few artists have left as indelible a mark on the history of rock ‘n’ roll as Carl Perkins, the king of rockabilly. His groundbreaking fusion of country and rhythm & blues laid the foundation for a genre that would electrify the world and inspire generations of musicians. Known for his sharp guitar licks, infectious rhythms