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On The Beauty Desk, the R&B singer discusses personal change, creative freedom and learning to see herself differently.

Dru Hill, Ginuwine, Beyoncé, Aaliyah and more lead ten full songs through devotion, longing and a quiet late-night close.

Drake’s songwriting honor, Joyce Wrice’s studio partnerships and Tank’s radio record close a day focused on the work behind the music.

The new radio milestone moves Tank ahead of Charlie Wilson among male artists on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart.

A new interview details how Mack Keane, Camper and Leon Thomas helped Wrice explore different writing and production approaches.

Ledisi steps into the role of Tallulah Clarke as “Wanted” begins Broadway previews on October 15th, bringing her voice and dramatic range to a family’s fight for its future.

Miguel, Trey Songz, Usher, Jazmine Sullivan and more lead ten full-song selections through attraction, reflection and reassurance.

Tems protects her creative freedom, Nivea builds new skills, and The Drop’s team brings community knowledge to West Coast Hip-Hop storytelling.

Nivea discusses night classes, vocal coaching, a steady creative team, and her hopes for the unreleased song “Ferris Wheel.”

In a new EE72 interview, Tems discusses protecting her peace, trusting her songwriting instincts, and moving toward a mellower R&B sound.

Tamia, Janet Jackson, Jill Scott, Mariah Carey and more guide ten full-song selections through attraction, reflection and devotion.

Young Guru considers creative judgment, Bertell defines ownership, and Waah Dean revisits the patient work of developing an artist.

The October 17th Usher and Chris Brown concert at M&T Bank Stadium has been canceled. Here is what Baltimore ticket holders should check next.

Bertell’s new SHEEN interview explores creative control, live musicianship and the long-term work of building an independent R&B career.

Brandy, Monica, Ne-Yo, Elle Varner and more shape a ten-song R&B queue of attraction, commitment and reflection.

Lil Quill reflects on independence, John Legend considers lasting impact, and October London reaches a new radio milestone.

The D.C.-born singer’s October 13th Maryland date offers a chance to hear a creative world that connects R&B, guitars and electronic music.

The singer rises from No. 4 to No. 1 on Billboard’s October 10th chart, adding another radio milestone to his current chapter.

Seven picks led by Dawn Richard, Joyce Wrice and Jessie Reyez, with Apple Music previews and full-song links.

John Legend’s new Breakfast Club interview explores creative trust with Pharrell and why lasting connections matter more to him than first-week rankings.