Blue Note Los Angeles set the stage for an intimate late-night performance on April 24, as Jozzy took over the room for her 9:30 p.m. set.
Ari Lennox brought her Vacancy Tour to YouTube Theater, where a live band anchored the production and a fully engaged crowd met a performance that felt both elevated and deeply personal, reflecting the growth she has embraced in this new era.
Arin Ray pulled up to Los Angeles and delivered exactly the kind of night you hoped for if you’re tapped into real R&B. Smooth, intentional, and personal from start to finish. Set inside Blue Note Los Angeles, the night carried a little extra weight. The venue has quickly carved out a reputation as one of the city’s premier intimate stages, blending jazz roots with a forward-thinking mix of R&B, soul, hip-hop, and live instrumentation. It’s the type of room where artists don’t just perform, they connect.
Korean artist WOODZ is a well-rounded and versatile artist who moves fluidly through genres such as K-pop, K-rock, Korean R&B, and many more he wishes to explore. He dove straight back into full creative mode following his military discharge, releasing his digital single I’ll Never Love Again.
Every artist has a unique voice, and SAAY has crafted hers straight from her name. For her, “SAAY” embodies the essence of literally speaking her truth and expressing herself authentically through her music.
Four-time Grammy Nominated Recording Artist, Raheem DeVaugn released his new EP Winter In Love on February 13th, 2024. This new project is the third installment of his Seasons of Love series filled with eight tracks of classic sounds of R&B.
Stella Santana is gearing up for two new EPs on the way, but she doesn’t want to cross the line to stardom because she loves her privacy as well. “For me, it’s not about the attention. I put out the music because I like putting out new music with cool people.”
Diddy may have declared R&B dead, but Luh Kel has a different take on it. The R&B and hip-hop star is ready to wake up the genre at just 21 years old. He says, “Someone needs to bring the genre back to life.” Either way, he’s doing a great job at resuscitating it.
Amid an alarming era of dwindling artistic merit and dubious vocalists, Nigerian songstress Ogi Ifediora, better known as simply “Ogi,” is the silver lining we never knew we needed.
We sat down with rising singer/songwriter chae to get the scoop on her upcoming debut EP, ‘Letters I’ll Never Write.”
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