Released in 1986, “All Cried Out” by Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam is a heartbreak anthem later reborn through powerful covers, including Allure’s 1990s R&B hit.

Charlie Puth and Coco Jones deliver a stunning live performance of “Sideways” on Jimmy Kimmel Live, blending smooth vocals and soulful chemistry.

The British RnB resurgence is here! Watch FLO take over the stage at Manchester’s Co-op Live for the 30th Anniversary MOBO Awards. Setting the tone for a historic night, the trio delivered a flawless medley of ‘Access All Areas’ and ‘Leak It.’

Soulidified drops “What’s Your Name,” a smooth, feel-good single blending soul, pop, and groove-driven energy with irresistible hooks.

Discover Karyn White’s top 6 hits, from “Superwoman” to “Romantic,” plus her Babyface collaborations that defined late ’80s R&B.

Explore the life and legacy of Prince, the groundbreaking singer, songwriter, and performer who reshaped pop, funk, and rock forever.

3Quency releases “Telephone,” a smooth, modern R&B track blending rich harmonies, emotional lyrics, and irresistible late-night vibes.

Released in 1990, Whitney Houston’s “I’m Your Baby Tonight” marked a stylistic shift in her career, moving toward a more urban, R&B-driven sound.

Before global fame, Fergie starred in Wild Orchid—a pop-R&B trio with Spice Girls flair, All Saints edge, and an unreleased single written by JC Chasez.

Hi-Five defined early 90s R&B with hits like “I Like the Way,” “She’s Playing Hard to Get,” and “I Can’t Wait Another Minute.”

Who really released “I Turn to You” first? Discover how this emotional ballad traveled from All-4-One to Christina Aguilera and beyond.

The story of “I Feel for You,” from Prince to Chaka Khan and a young Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake.

Discover how Motown Records and Hitsville USA created a global sound that changed music forever, and how its Detroit home lives on as a museum.

The Jackson Sisters were a 1970s funk-soul girl group who made disco history with “I Believe in Miracles” and a cult-classic album.

Joe Public deliver a stripped-down, emotional performance of their hit Live and Learn on MTV Unplugged—pure ’90s R&B magic, raw and timeless.