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Equal opportunities and all that

*talks to self*

Elmiene is a bit of an industry darling but some of his stuff has been gorgeous. Liking the new one which is a bit more commercial/accessible than recent releases



Had my eye on this pop-R&B artist for a bit now, liking everything so far, this is the new one



Followed Benny for a while now, covers retro soul, neo soul and nu funk. New one:



New SiR album, only had a quick flick but there are some potential gems on there, definitely one with my fave Anderson Paak. Some of it doesn't work for me but the ones with the classic R&B influences sound great

 
Loving this throwback boyband from Mary J Blige. Collective sons of Boyz II Men (literally, not figuratively)

 
I love this and the album sounds promising (collab project between Paak and Knxwledge), there's also a feature with H.E.R. ... there's another track which I think is the single getting some love on radio but I think it's the weakest of the 3, I love this old school throwback

 
Don't cha' think this is gorgeous?



As alluded to, other faves include Don't Cha' Think, but also Kicking It and No Better Love. Remarkably consistent act.
 
Their early stuff was great, they don’t get enough credit for being pioneers of the R&B boy bands of the 90s.

“Can’t Stop” is my jam.
 
Well I didn't know this album was coming out - been on my radar for a while doing some nice stuff, some good collabs etc, but I expected him to go straight down the mainstream route of middling mumbly swoony R&B (like Khalid) rather than some interesting, funky alt-R&B (like Miguel) but lo and behold he seems to have opted for the latter.

On first listen, this is brilliant.

 
Think we're getting a new Sunni Colón album which I'm totally excited about. A lot of the modern neo-soul artists tend to drift further alternative and experimental with returning albums and they alienate me, but Sunni appears to be sticking to his successful formula of trippy, dreamy 70s inspired soul



the other recent track is also great

 
I like this guy, very similar to Lucky Daye, lots of psychedelic influences but still very modern sounding

 
This guy is SO good. Keeps churning out bops and his voice and vocal arrangements are amazing

 
This was recommended to me somehow on Spotify (or it might have just been on one of the new playlists) and I'm glad I found it. Somewhere between Harry Styles and Zayn, really nice album

 
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