This song leaked about a month ago, but here is the final version that will appear on the album. Even after hearing the final version (which isn’t much different), I’m excited that Monica has seemingly returned to her roots. I’m really looking...
You know I was just thinking, how come we have not heard a Jill Scott collaboration with Musiq Soulchild yet? Both are very talented neo-soul singers from Philly, you’d think they would have linked up at some point. Anyway, here is the video for Jill...
YouKnowIGotSoul caught up with Jon B. to discuss everything from what he’s been up to since “Helpless Romantic,” to his upcoming major network reality show, to the importance of forgetting skin color to his memories on 2Pac as a singer!...
This song was actually recorded by Tamia when she was only 18 and appeared on Quincy Jones’ “Q’s Jook Joint” album in 1994. All in all, Tamia has had a pretty successful career, landing two number 1 r&b singles over the years with...
“Video” is the most successful to date by neo-soul singer India Arie. When it comes to a singer like Arie, however, you can basically throw Billboard Charts out the window because they don’t do justice to her...
Although this was released as a single, the song didn’t generate much buzz when it came out. I’m not sure why however, as I really like this song and still do to this day. This released back in 2001 around the time when Avant was first coming out. His...
This gem from John Legend was tucked away nicely on Brazilian Jazz and Funk musician Sergio Mendes’ 2006 album “Timeless.” The album features an impressive lineup of guests throughout including Jill Scott, India Arie, Q-Tip & Stevie Wonder....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vm0pqqGUHzM For today’s classic vibe, “You’re Makin Me High” was a number one single by Toni and was the result of the collaboration between Babyface (who can be heard on background vocals) and Bryce Wilson...
On most of Timbaland’s albums, it seems that most of the best tracks don’t even feature him primarily on the song. “Joy” is a personal favorite of mine from the 1997 album “Welcome to Our World” and features both Ginuwine and Playa...
