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Although Ginuwine has five gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums, his influence on contemporary R&B has been largely underrated.
Through the power of song, Donnie McClurkin has given the world intimate insight into the trials and tribulations of his life.
Michael Ealy reflects on the Seven Pounds experience.
When an artist has a vast catalog, like Raphael Saadiq, select songs will undoubtedly be omitted.
Every Sunday, the musical compositions of Israel Houghton fill houses of worship across the world.
For more than ten years, Israel Houghton has brought Christ to crowds in every corner of the globe.
With 7 GRAMMY nominations to his credit, Hamilton's recent win for "Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance" solidifies his reputation within R&B.
The evolution of Rucker's career yields solid proof that music is an art form that has the power to transcend cultural lines.
Malcolm D. Lee has been able to forge his own unique identity, despite inevitable comparisons to his cousin, Spike Lee.
With nine #1 singles to her credit, Deborah Cox has firmly established herself as a key pioneer in contemporary dance music.
Over the past four decades, Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson have penned hits for some of the music industry's foremost stars.
K'naan's narrative puts an international face on the burgeoning hip hop movement.
Staying true to the traditional elements of R&B, Avant has underpinned his repertoire with songs that speak to the universal human experience.
Marvin "Slim" Scandrick is best known for being the voice and face of 112.
Over the past eight years, Musiq Soulchild has released five best-selling (and award-winning) albums.
Brian McKnight is one of America's last modern-day "soul men."
Tony Rich's rugged determinism and incessant persistence have blazed a trail that few other artists are willing to travel.
Akon is a shining example of a man determined to keep his past from dictating his future.
Every contemporary female R&B trio has been influenced by Labelle's style — whether they know it or not.
Michelle Williams "survived" Destiny's Child's disbandment, by launching a successful career on the Broadway stage.