October London announces his next album, Love Me For Me, with the release of the single “Your Girl.” The stormy song about temptation has drama and humor. London, who is the king of the new Death Row Records, has been on a winning streak with his music. The viral “TouchContinue Reading
Gerald Levert’s “Misery” appears on his fourth studio album, G. Co-written by Levert and his longtime collaborator Edwin “Tony” Nicholas, the album cut addresses a friend’s betrayal—a departure for Levert, who typically sang about love. Heavy on the blues-tinged side of R&B, “Misery” highlights Levert in the role of aContinue Reading
The Womack Sisters deliver a message of caution regarding love on their single “If I Let You.” The track’s Motown and Latin rock flavors create a memorable sound that stays true to their retro-soul roots. Vocally, the sisters’ rawness perfectly expresses the tension and uncertainty of crossing a critical thresholdContinue Reading
What do Coco Jones’ unreleased experimental records sound like, and could they be the songs to give her a bigger presence? Now that iHeartMedia has entered into a consent decree with the FCC and agreed to follow the law, what will change for artists looking for radio play?Continue Reading