Raphael Saadiq Announces First Album in Six Years
The legendary R&B architect breaks his silence with a surprise announcement, revealing a 14-track album recorded entirely with...
Interview: Raphael Saadiq on Six Years of Silence and Why Dishonest Music Is the Worst Thing There Is
The legendary soul architect speaks candidly about his six-year silence, recording in New Orleans, grief, and why most...
SZA — LANA Deluxe Review: 9.1/10
SZA's expanded masterpiece solidifies her status as the defining voice of a generation. Score: 9.1/10
Raphael Saadiq: The Architect of Modern Soul — A Career Retrospective
In a career spanning nearly four decades, Raphael Saadiq has occupied a unique position in American music: technically...
Neo-Soul Is Back — And This Time It Brought the Whole Neighborhood
A new generation of artists armed with vintage synthesizers and jazz theory is reviving the genre that defined...
Interview: Amara Nova on Finding Her Voice Between London and Atlanta
The 23-year-old neo-soul phenomenon talks about growing up between two cities, the terror of a debut album, and...
Thundercat — Golden Age Review: 8.4/10
Thundercat's most emotionally direct record yet is a gorgeous meditation on love, loss, and virtuosity. Score: 8.4/10
Grammy Nominations 2026: The R&B and Soul Categories Are the Most Competitive in Years
From Erykah Badu to newcomer Amara Nova, the nominees reflect a genre in thrilling flux.
PJ Morton — New Orleans Is Forever Review: 8.8/10
The Grammy-winning keyboardist delivers a love letter to his hometown equal parts autobiography, history lesson, and joyful noise....
D’Angelo: The Reclusive Genius Who Redefined Soul Music
Three albums across three decades. Each one a masterpiece. The mythology surrounding D'Angelo is almost as potent as...