Not only is Donell one of the most underrated artists in r&b, but his debut album “My Heart” from 1996 is one that is severely slept on. After all, it wasn’t until his second album “Where I Wanna Be” that he started getting the...
On a “soundtrack” that featured mostly hip hop and was primarily used to promote a tour featuring the likes of Jay-Z, Method Man, Redman & Ja Rule, this r&b gem was mysteriously tossed in the middle. Even though she primarily sang lead for TLC,...
“Diggin On You” was the fourth and final single released from TLC’s 1995 “CrazySexyCool” album which has sold over 15 million copies to date. The video for the song is actually live concert footage and features the “LA’s Live...
The song “Emergency” (also titled “Harlem Streets”) is a song Kelis recorded but was leftover from her “Tasty” album in 2003. The song features and was produced by Raphael Saadiq.
Honestly, I could have hand picked almost any song off of the “J.E. Hearbreak” album and featured it, but of the non-singles “Can I Get With You” stands out above the rest to me. This uptempo feel good song from Jagged Edge is a welcome...
Talk about a serious one hit wonder!! The Ghost Town DJ’s “My Boo” was their contribution to Jermaine Dupri’s So So Def Bass All Stars Compilation from back in 1996. In trying to look up more information about the group, I’ve found they...
We’re feeling this nice little duet he did here with Marsha from Floetry. Currently, Marsha is signed to Dr. Dre’s Aftermath label and is working on her solo debut. Mario released “D.N.A.” in October and has plans to release “Ohh...
Two new tracks from Slim of 112. The good news is that 112 is back in the studio and working on a new album due out some time this year. Props to Bangladesh for sampling the classic NES game “Mega Man 2” on “Anytime”!!!
I just checked out the new pictures Jaheim has on his official website….wow seems like he’s going for a new look. At least from the leaked singles I’ve heard so far, including this one, it doesn’t seem like he’s made any major changes to...
I chose today’s classic song of the day based on the Top Hip Hop/R&B Billboard Charts from January 1, 2000. Since I already used the #1 single from that chart, Donell Jones “U Know What’s Up,” this song was the next highest r&b song...
