Kaytranada is back with two new songs, “Lover/Friend” and “Stuntin.” The Haitian-Canadian producer helmed each track, with one featuring Rochelle Jordan and the other with Channel Tres. In “Lover/Friend,” Rochelle Jordan wants to pursue a romantic relationship with someone who wants a quick response about their status. “No defenses, satisfaction / Stopped your heard, just
Rising singer Raiche is back with her new EP, Loveland, via GDE/Island Prolific/Atlantic Records. The 13-track offering includes the previously shared songs “Burn Your Clothes,” “Fool,” “Feelings,” “Big Daddy,” “Late Show,” and “Half & Half.” The second pre-EP single, “Fool,” was the most therapeutic song on Loveland, according to Raiche’s interview with Rated R&B last
Pete Townshend, a multifaceted musician, songwriter, and visionary, is best known as the guitarist and primary songwriter for the iconic rock band The Who. Born in 1945, his impact on music transcends mere performance, extending into the realms of innovation, introspection, and cultural influence. Townshend’s guitar playing style was revolutionary, marked by his aggressive strumming
Otis Redding, a luminary in soul music, transcended the boundaries of the genre with his emotive vocals, impassioned performances, and enduring impact on music history. Born in Georgia in 1941, his musical journey began in the church choir, where he honed his powerful and soul-stirring voice. Redding’s rise to prominence occurred in the 1960s, marked
Elmore James, often hailed as the “King of Slide Guitar,” etched an indelible mark on the blues genre with his raw, electrifying sound and innovative slide guitar technique. Born in 1918 in Mississippi, his musical journey began in the juke joints and cotton fields of the South, where he absorbed the essence of Delta blues.
The Robert Cray Band is a musical powerhouse that has left an indelible mark on the blues and soul genres. Led by the incomparable Robert Cray, a gifted guitarist and soulful vocalist, the band has been a driving force in contemporary blues since its formation in the late 1970s. Known for their smooth blend of
The Box Tops, formed in Memphis in 1967, were a dynamic and influential American rock band of the late 1960s. Fronted by the soulful and distinctive voice of Alex Chilton, the group is best known for their chart-topping hit “The Letter.” This single, with its infectious blend of blue-eyed soul and rock, skyrocketed the Box
Josh Levi is spreading holiday joy this season with his cover of “Let It Snow,” penned by Wanya Morris of Boyz II Men and Brian McKnight. On Levi’s cover, he not only aims to dazzle traditionalists who cherish the original version but also expresses gratitude to the person who introduced “Let It Snow” to him
R&B superstar Usher has teamed with K-pop artist Jung Kook for a remix of his song “Standing Next to You.” The updated version, which includes writing support from Johntá Austin, features the R&B icon’s harmonious vocals skating over the synth-funk production. “The universe approves when you and I dance / So elegant and heaven sent
Beyoncé has surprised her fans with a new song, “My House.” She co-wrote and co-produced it with her frequent collaborator The-Dream. “My House” follows Beyoncé’s previously shared “DELRESTO (ECHOES)” with Travis Scott and “America Has A Problem” remix featuring Kendrick Lamar. “My House” was first previewed in the end credits of Renaissance World Tour: A Film