Here is one of my favourite Trey Songz tracks ever. The song features Twista who fits in perfectly with this song and was the lead single off his debut album. I’ve actually followed Trey’s career from his first album to now and I do wish he continued...
Now three albums and ten years deep in the music industry, Sunshine had a pretty good amount of songs to choose from when putting together this list of her favorite songs she’s recorded. All three of her albums are well represented here as you can see. The thing...
When it came time to pick out a guest editor for the Sunshine Anderson feature, I knew I could call on one of the most passionate fans of r&b music I’ve ever met Miss Birmingham. Big shout out to her for the feature and for continuing to be one of the...
Wow, it’s hard for me to put into words exactly how much I like this song; so I’ll just sum it up like this, amazing song. This is from Vivian’s debut album “A Love Story” in 2002. The song was written by Eric...
Up to this point we had heard Tank’s demo, and we had heard Ginuwine preview a snippet of the song on his Ustream, but now we finally have the final product. This song is slated to appear on Ginuwine’s upcoming “Elgin” album and I think...
Here’s a hot joint from Ashanti’s “The Declaration” album. The first part in the song where Ashanti is doing her best Bone Thugs N Harmony impression almost made me skip the rest of the track, but once I heard the hook I was completely sold....
It was always been a head scratcher to me how Deborah Cox released this song on her self titled debut album in 1995, and then Mya released her own version of the song a few years later on her own debut album. The only thing I could think of is Diane Warren, the writer...
“Don’t Be Afraid” was originally released for the “Juice” movie soundtrack in 1992 as an uptempo “Jazz You Up” version. The original version of the song did very well on the charts and its well known as a classic New Jack...
I always felt like this Stevie J produced track was like the long lost cousin of Aaliyah’s “One in a Million”. Both songs were written by Missy Elliott, had crazy harmonies and had similar production (with the double stuttering beat and all)....
