"Accusing Me" is the latest single from R&B veteran Lyfe Jennings; the bouncy mid-tempo gem recently lauded the most added song at Adult R&B Radio. On the track, Lyfe reveals emotional lyrics about an insecure partner while showcasing his classic raspy vocals and sultry melodies. "Always accusing me, wanna see my phone / You say your intuition's saying that I'm [More]
R&B artists K. Michelle, Lyfe Jennings, Sevyn Streeter, Ray J along with rapper Boosie Badazz, Love and Hip Hop's Karlie Redd, and Notorious actor Jamal Woolard will share the stage in a new hip hop musical called "Thugs and The Women Who Love 'Em."
Grammy nominated R&B veteran Musiq Soulchild will headline the upcoming "NuSoul Revival Tour" with special guest Lyfe Jennings, Kindred the Family Soul, and Avery*Sunshine.
Some of our favorite R&B artists, who entertain us on the daily with their silky voices and baby-making music, has had their share of run-ins with the law, some more serious than others. Yes, they are human like us all, so that doesn't mean they shouldn't have wild or angry sides, but some of these legal issues could have been avoided.
BET networks is gearing up to air the romantic drama Hollywood Hearts on October 8, 2016 at 8:00PM ET/ 7:00C, starring singer Bobby V (as himself) and Lyfe Jennings (as Dakari).
Known for his soulful voice, Lyfe Jennings is no stranger to hitting notes and pulling out the emotions. In this flip, Lyfe is coming from a place where all women in "situationships" would love to see their other half come from...
The album is headed by the singles âPretty Is,â âGold,â and âI Love You,â but get another taste of the opus with this album cut called â#Hashtag,â a song about living on the edge with nothing to lose when times get hard...and you know Lyfe always keeps it real:
On this one, Lyfe sings the praises for his lady love. The mid-tempo groove is perfect for steppinâ with your baby...
Lyfe Jennings and Prince are doing their part to bring awareness and hope to the city of Baltimore in the light of community unrest following the death of Eddie Gray, who was in police custody.
Lyfe Jennings has been performing "Gold" since the beginning of his career, but he never actually finished the song. Well, he now has a final version of the soulful ballad, and he accompanies its release with a touching music video
