Eric Benet’s New Single
Eric Benet is working on a new album titled Lost in Time, and he has just released his first single. Titled “Sometimes I Cry,” the song is absolutely awesome. Eric sounds great, has nice production, and just works wonders here. Good to see some artists still keeping the real R&B alive. Check it out below.
Solo Is Back in the Game
R&B group Solo is back after a long hiatus. The group known for their soulful sound were a throwback during the 90s, offering great renditions of classics like What a Wonderful World, Cupid and Another Saturday Night as interludes on their debut self-titled album.
While the group’s debut went gold, they unfortunately were on a sinking label. The group’s sophomore album, 4 Brothas and a Bass, came out with little fanfare, largely caused by the demise of their record label, Perspective.
Well, the group’s been given a second chance as they return to the game. What’s great is, the group is making their entire return to the game visible to the public, as you can see at their site Solo and at their facebook.
To remember their classic sound, check out this classic medley of the group.
Buy Albums Through R&B Haven
We often seem to receive emails from people asking where they can buy albums at or find the best prices. As a way to now make that information visible on the site, you can now see the albums by your favorite artists listed on their artist page and album page. As an example, check out Ray J’s Bio with the addition of album links at the bottom.
All deals are currently through Amazon.com, where we highly recommend using their used dealers. Amazon’s used dealers can help you buy rare albums for minimal prices and are often very reliable. So check it out!
Brian McKnight - Evolution of a Man Review
Brian McKnight’s ELEVENTH studio album came out yesterday, and thanks to You Know I Got Soul and R&B Haven, we’ve got the details for you.
From their descriptions, the album is a pretty big change for Brian McKnight, moving in a variety of directions and experimenting with multiple styles. The album features several mid-tempo electronic tracks, as well as the occasional Reggae track.
Still, with tracks like “Not Alone” and “Another You,” the classic sound of Brian McKnight keeps up.
To get a full review of the album, check out our Evolution of a Man review.
Kevon Edmonds new album, Who Knew, available now
Kevon Edmonds, Babyface brother, recently released his new album, Who Knew. Available on amazon, the album is short with only 8 tracks. Still, if Kevon’s past work as a solo artist and his time in After 7 are anything to use as reference, the album should be solid.
I recently bought the album, along with Joe’s Signature and Brian McKnight’s upcoming release, so I will be sure to let you know how they are!