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The expanded Central Park bill adds Victoria Monét and a special Alicia Keys & Friends performance, with ticket and viewing options for R&B fans.

A new Time Out conversation finds Khalid thinking about the listeners who grew up with his music and the freedom behind his current tour.

The singer’s latest single arrives with a black-and-white visual and a clear view of the team behind the recording.

Ten R&B selections move from devotion and desire to difficult truths, with Anthony Hamilton, Fantasia, Keyshia Cole, Tank and more.

Busta Rhymes and Ashanti put ownership in focus, anaiis prepares for KEXP, and Ashley Minner Jones brings Baltimore stories into art.

The French-Senegalese singer’s upcoming radio session gives listeners a timely way into her music.

The singer’s latest interview turns from familiar hits to the business decisions behind an artist’s long career.

A September interview offers a look at how family life and changing ambitions shape the British artist’s songwriting.

The full album is now available, with Kendrick Lamar, Tyga, Larry June and OHMA among its listed guests.

The London artist’s new project spans R&B and pop, with a November 7 D.C. show currently listed as sold out.

Boyz II Men, Babyface, Tevin Campbell and Mary J. Blige help guide ten slow jams through devotion, heartbreak and a little hard-earned perspective.

EST Gee and SAHXL lead Friday’s music recap, with a Maryland park-and-ride closure and Xbox’s September 17 broadcast on the calendar.

The 13-track soul album arrives on Yep Roc with guest appearances from Swamp Dogg and Zaniah, plus an official title-track visualizer.

Six fresh selections pair Mac Ayres and CARRTOONS, Andye and Savannah Ré, and FKJ and Labrinth with Ovi Wood, Nic Dean and VEDO.

Western Sydney singer SAHXL has released “RAIN,” a new 2:46 single through broke, following “ANTIDOTE,” “worst,” and “its like u possessed me.”

Jhené Aiko has announced “Westside Whimsy” for September 11, sharing a 20-track lineup featuring Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Larry June, Tyga, and OHMA.

Erykah Badu, Kem, Brandy, and Ginuwine lead ten R&B selections for a patient, intimate Wednesday-night listen.

Mariah Carey, Ciara, Alicia Keys, Miguel, and Rihanna lead ten popular slow jams first released between 2005 and 2012.

Jill Scott revisits the legal fight that followed her Hidden Beach exit and explains why ownership now sits at the center of her music career.

Maxwell, Sade, Jill Scott, and D’Angelo lead ten unhurried R&B favorites built for devotion, desire, and a quiet Monday night.