name a popular song by a female "r&b" artist of today that comes close to this

[Ello_Vee]

y'all are really bringing me back tonight, between this thread and D'Angelo. My friend co-wrote a song on that Deborah Cox album. Ahh... reminiscing. Thank you!

 

[KravenMorehead™]

This album while we're at it:

Whole album is

Produced by Funky-DL ( http://funkydl.bandcamp.com/ )

Spoiler

http://novafile.com/b7k1jq859p3q

 

[Art Barr]

the best thing about this marsha's song is the fact that it samples prince's "the beautiful ones"

but other than that, it ain't seein' deborah's

definately don't agree,..
plus, i don't t usually put on records to seduce a female, generally.
yet, that marsha on repeat is definately more potent than that deb.
i know that fa sho....
kelly motivation is as, well.



art barr

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

yeah, i just miss that feel r&b music had in the 90's though. it was movement. like the excitement of a new song/album and it holdin' down a whole season.

from the songs to the music videos to the albums to the interviews the artists gave etc. that era had a lot to offer. it won't just r&b either, hip hop, grudge, rock, etc

I agree, 90's had that bounce feeling. Music today has nothing behind it.

If I ain't doing this then the music sucks.

 

[Travellin' Man]

definately don't agree,..
plus, i don't t usually put on records to seduce a female, generally.
yet, that marsha on repeat is definately more potent than that deb.
i know that fa sho....
kelly motivation is as, well.



art barr

well there 2 different songs too. marsha's is romantic while deborah's is more of a "gettin' some off my chest" type song

they serve 2 different purposes

 

[Travellin' Man]

I agree, 90's had that bounce feeling. Music today has nothing behind it.

If I ain't doing this then the music sucks.

exactly! preach on

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

The youngins don't know nothing about heat like this

Lol @Them hoodrat lyrics.

 

[KravenMorehead™]

I almost posted this gif in response to the amerie track and changed at the last minute, no bullshyt

 

[Sugarbush]

As far as the 00's goes for female R&B artists these songs held it down.

















Other songs after '08 So Good, delirious and You're The One.

Piff overload

 

[Travellin' Man]

The youngins don't know nothing about heat like this

dap and + rep

 

[Travellin' Man]

As far as the 00's goes for female R&B artists these songs held it down.

















Other songs after '08 So Good, delirious and You're The One.

out of all these songs, amerie wins. alicia "you don't know my name" comes in 2nd place

 

[Oceanicpuppy]

I almost posted this gif in response to the amerie track and changed at the last minute, no bullshyt

One my favorite gifs I use it like crack Lil nikka was killing it.

but he couldn't get through to next level .. another great gif.

 

[Jone2three45]

out of all these songs, amerie wins. alicia "you don't know my name" comes in 2nd place

Why Don't We Fall In Love is a tough song and still plays well today, but I'd have to give it to Promise as far as song and video goes becuase it was that good. All these artists songs win though.

 

[Travellin' Man]

Why Don't We Fall In Love is a tough song and still plays well today, but I'd have to give it to Promise as far as song and video goes becuase it was that good. All these artists songs win though.

see i like promise mostly for the production. it's heavily influenced by prince's purple rain era, that damn linn drum

but amerie's track just got whole thing. that's a gem right there

 

[Travellin' Man]

mya should've released this song "smilin'" (produced by devante swing) as her lead single back when she was puttin' out her "liberation" album

i don't even think this song made the album

but check out how well written this is, then of course the production