The American Dream has done a lot to change the sound of R&B while still holding on to influences such as Prince.

Teedra Moses gives us a little insight into the music albums that makes her move, groove and feel inspired.

Miguel in many respects is a new artist, especially when you talk about him in relation to a legend such as Marvin Gaye. This comparison is not to dilute the legacy of the great Mr. Marvin Gaye...

"Despite the fact, I can be very daring and freaky in my songs, I've been celibate for some time now. I'm so proud of myself, because I use to be a little ratchet towards the end of high school haha."

Ever since they scorched the music scene with "03 Bonnie & Clyde" and the breakout single Crazy in Love," Jay-Z and Beyonce's relationship has been a hot topic in many public and private arenas.

Remember her? No? Before Dr. Dre signed Marsha Ambrosius as a songstress for Aftermath, Truth Hurts signed with the musical genius

"I want my legacy to be one of honesty and consistency. I want it to be that I was a great mother that took care of my children. I want my tombstone to say “That B*tch Did That”."

"Music has been so industrialized, they look at artists as lottery tickets. It’s not about living a life that causes you to sing anymore. I want to assist in bringing music back as a whole and save the people."

First thing I want to do as an artist is to inspire people to try everyday to be great at whatever they are good at. I am a believer in dreams. I am a believer in taking a bull by the horns and making things happen.

Emeli Sandé, the English-born Scottish recording artist, has the kind of voice a hardened criminal would sneak out his jail cell to listen to.