When you talk about the landscape of modern R&B, it’s impossible to ignore the “General.” For over two decades, Tank has remained one of the most consistent and powerful voices in the genre. Whether he’s delivering heart-wrenching ballads,...
When Miguel first stepped into the spotlight in 2010, he didn’t just enter the R&B arena; he completely redefined its boundaries. While the genre at the time was often split between traditional soul and radio-ready pop-R&B, Miguel introduced a kaleidoscopic...
John Legend is more than just a crooner; he is a musical bridge. Arriving in the early 2000s under the tutelage of Kanye West and the GOOD Music banner, Legend reintroduced the industry to the elegance of the piano-man. Blending church-grown soul with hip-hop...
When Jodeci burst onto the scene in the early 1990s, they didn’t just release music; they staged a coup. At a time when R&B was dominated by the synchronized steps and polished suits of groups like New Edition and Boyz II Men, four brothers from Charlotte,...
Keke Wyatt is widely regarded as one of the most technically gifted vocalists of her generation, a “singer’s singer” whose instrument possesses a rare combination of power, agility, and emotional resonance. From her early beginnings in Indianapolis,...
While the late 90s and early 2000s were crowded with talented male R&B groups, Jagged Edge carved out a lane that was entirely their own. Discovered by Jermaine Dupri and signed to his So So Def imprint, the Atlanta-based quartet—comprising identical twins Brian...
