We’re big fans of the final version of this song, which was eventually recorded by r&b artist Masspike Miles, and features a verse from Rick Ross, but here is Rico Love’s demo version of the song.
When I saw David Banner did another song with Anthony Hamilton, I couldn’t help but think it would be “Cool” part 2, and I wasn’t too far off. I consider this a sequel to the previous song they did together and I’m definitely feeling it....
Sade is one of the few select artist that can take a ten year break between studio albums and still find her audience intact upon her return. In 2010 Sade graced us once again with the masterpiece “Soldier Of Love”. The album touches on relationships,...
We’ve finally reached the top slot on the YouKnowIGotSoul Top R&B Songs of 2010 and that honor goes to Dwele with his single “What’s Not To Love.” If you had a chance to hear my interview with Mike City, who wrote and produced the song,...
This selection might come as a shock to many, but my huge support for Teedra aside, this is a very, very good song. So smooth, sensual and soulful; and to think it was only a mixtape song. Her new album “The Lioness” is coming in early 2011.
Shout out to reader TagTheMelody, who is not only a big supporter of YKIGS, but also a huge fan of Faith Evans. She picked a song to be featured from Faith Evans’ latest album “Something About Faith” and chose “Worth It.” I will agree...
After reading that the group is still active and currently working on a fourth album (despite having their second two albums shelved), I had to feature a song by the group. This is an album cut from the former Left Eye proteges debut album from 1999.
Since we just published our interview with Meelah from 702, it’s only right we spotlight some of our favorite music from the group. Personal favorite from the group’s sophomore album “702” in 1999. Amazing slow jam.
With his fourth album, Ne-Yo tried to create a concept album of sorts on “Libra Scale” based around a movie vision he had in his head. To accompany the album, he released six extended music videos which portrayed that vision he had. Although none of the...
Boy that Twitter is a powerful weapon. Imagine a recording artist stepping out of the limelight for over seven years only to begin recording again and have instant access to their fan base like they never left. Yep it’s possible these days, and Meelah is living...
