When one of the best selling male R&B groups of all time releases new music, fans are bound to tune in. That’s exactly what happened with Boyz II Men as their new song “Diamond Eyes” secures the top spot on Singersroom's Top 10 Streaming R&B Songs of The Week (week ending June 7th). Lifted from their upcoming album, Collide, the emotional ballad brandishes the group’s classic harmonies and soulful tones. It’s pretty simple to see why fans are hitting play on this one!
Another veteran is back with new music in the form of “Spend The Night.” R&B crooner Dave Hollister is enhancing the lives of lovers with this new one as he takes this week’s runner up position. The cut will appear on Hollister’s upcoming album, due this fall.
Jagged Edge is back with a sound they are well known for and fans are welcoming them with open arms. Their new single “Hope,” an optimistic record for women on the brink of giving up on relationships, maintains the third position this week. Whether it's the group coming back and/or the soulful vibe of the R&B ballad, it seems fans are happy with the homecoming.
Click below to see where Ameriie, Trey Songz, Kelly Rowland, and more landed on Singersroom's Top 10 Streaming R&B Songs of The Week.
Boyz II Men – Diamond Eyes
New music from the quartet-turned-trio is coming this fall with a new album titled Collide, and they dropped two new tunes on the ABC reality show The Bachelorette last night (June 2). “Diamond Eyes” is an emotive ballad reminiscent of Rihanna's "Stay." Listen to "Better Half" here.
Dave Hollister – Spend The Night
Dave Hollister returns with an official single titled “Spend the Night," on which the former Blackstreet member unleashes a barrage of lovey lyrics.
Jagged Edge – Hope
Multi-platinum quartet Jagged Edge (a.k.a. Brian and Brandon Casey, Richard Wingo and Kyle Norman) is back and giving “Hope” to the ladies who are on the brink of giving up on finding a good man.
“All I wanna do is come up with this little plan, put her hope back in a man,” they tenderly sing.
Amor Kismet – TV
Written by all three sisters Erika, Crystal and Galissa Perry, the song is a declaration of budding feelings which feel unreal, like “TV.” The end is particularly notable, which transitions into a dope breakdown flanked with sparse guitar.
Ameriie – What I Want
After a short hiatus, Ameriie returns with the new single “What I Want,” a track that samples Sugarhill Gang’s classic hit “Apache.” On the stepping groove, the songstress lays out her desires, chanting, “That’s what I want, yeah, that’s what I want.”
Trey Songz – Whats Best For You
The sentimental song showcases Mr. Steal Your Girl in a selfless light as he croons, “I only want what’s best for you, It’s not what’s good for me, It’s not about what I want, but it’s all about what you need.”
Sam Smith – Stay With Me ft. Mary J. Blige
British breakthrough artist Sam Smith re-ups his single “Stay With Me” with the addition of Mary J. Blige on the “Darkchild” version of the piano-driven ballad.
Trevor Jackson – Good Girl, Bad Girl
Atlantic teen recording artist Trevor Jackson sets the record straight on what each type of girl can expect to get from him on his newest single “Good Girl, Bad Girl,” a smooth, guitar-twangy groove that’ll appear on his upcoming studio album due later this year.
Kelly Rowland – The Game
To hold fans over, Rowland issues the strength and empowering record “The Game,” which will appear on the forthcoming Pepsi visual album Beats of the Beautiful Game, slated to arrive June 10th.
Bridget Kelly – I Wont Cry / Almost More
On Saturday (May 31), Bridget Kelly premiered two new songs from the album on community radio station Bang Radio (formerly Life FM) titled “I Won’t Cry” and “Almost More,” two soulful songs that flow effortlessly into each other.
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