R&B
Taken from his 12th studio album BROWN (“Break Rules Only When Necessary”), Chris Brown delivers smooth, emotional R&B on “For The Moment.” The track combines heartfelt vocals with polished production, while its cinematic video highlights themes of passion, connection, and living in the present. Blending melody with emotional depth, Chris Brown continues to showcase the consistency that has defined his career. “For The Moment” emerges as a soulful, reflective record centered on chemistry, intimacy, and timeless late-night vibes.
After a five-year hiatus, Canadian singer/songwriter Ruth B. returns with “Bad Combination,” a late-night confessional exploring heartbreak, temptation, and emotional vulnerability. Produced by six-time Grammy winner Cole M.G.N., the track highlights the tension between desire and restraint while signaling a new chapter in Ruth B.’s career. The release follows the lasting global success of her hits “Lost Boy” and “Dandelions,” both of which achieved massive streaming numbers and viral popularity across platforms like TikTok.
Nearly 30 years into his celebrated music career, Grammy-nominated R&B and soul vocalist Calvin Richardson returns with “Radio Rodeo,” a genre-blending single that could introduce the “Soul Prince” to an even wider audience. Known for channeling generations of rich soul and Southern musical heritage, Richardson delivers a fresh yet timeless sound on the track, which serves as the first preview of his upcoming studio project and another reminder of his enduring artistry.
Ben September returns with “Samba,” a vibrant Afro-influenced R&B single that explores love, vulnerability, and the misunderstandings that can complicate relationships. Blending emotional honesty with upbeat samba-inspired rhythms, the track marks a subtle shift toward a more expressive and energetic sound. Inspired by the feeling of the beat itself, Ben crafted the song organically while also challenging himself by writing parts in his mother tongue. “Samba” also serves as an early glimpse into the creative direction of his upcoming EP.
Zambian-born London-based singer/songwriter Hil St Soul returns with Nasalifya (Thank You) , an 11-track neo-soul album rooted in gratitude, spirituality, and emotional healing. Executive produced by longtime collaborator Regi Myrix, the project includes previously released singles “Back In Tha Day,” “I’m Done,” and the heartfelt title track, inspired by her late father, the album blends warm vocals with uplifting themes, the album continues Hil St. Soul’s signature sound while exploring love, resilience, and social reflection on songs like “Good Vibes” and “The System Is So Broken.”