The latest from R&B and soul artist in the UK, including London, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
Vanessa White follows-up last year's debut EP 'Chapter One' and the release of her last track 'Low Key' ft soul/hip-hop artist Illa J with the new offering 'Good Good.'
Today, King premieres the video for "How To Love," a heartfelt track produced as a result of one of Kings’ personal love experiences. Having loved and lost, the song tells a story of regret, denial and the profession of true love.
Ed Sheeran shows off his musicality during his performance of "Shape Of You" at the 59th Annual GRAMMY Awards last night.
Even though her album 25 arrived in late 2015, it didn't make the Grammy eligibility date for 2016, so last night at the 2017 Grammy Awards, Adele had the chance to reap the Grammy benefits of her hugely successful album.
London soul singer NAO's "Bad Blood" gets a garage remix, and it's pretty good. The SBTRKT mixture should give the song more traction as it is intense and primed for additional listeners.
With old-school blues vibes found in the driving piano and Banks' soulful wails, the "electric" element is present with a fiery electric guitar on the hook, adding a rock'n'roll flair.
There is a new female R&B group on the rise, and they come from a long line of legends. The Womack Sisters reveal the music video for their debut single, "Darling," a vintage record that travels multiple eras of music. The throwback visual helps heighten the impact of the eargasmic record as the girls deliver intoxicating vocals and harmonies which [Read More]
With one listen, you'll be entranced by the soothing production and Basheba's hypnotic melody. The stunning visual is shimmering with opulence, just like the title suggests.
In the Jason Koenig-directed clip, shot on location in Seattle, WA, the UK soul-pop singer-songwriter meets a female in a boxing gym, but as things start to kick off with them, she leaves without any trace
British/Jamaican/Nigerian singer-songwriter Bianca Rose collabs with MOBO-nominated singer-songwriter and cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson for the beautifully-understated collab "Because of Love."
