Our “R&B Season” playlist has been blessed with tons of new tunes this week, including some cuts off Chloe x Halle’s new album, Ungodly Hour, a cover of St. German’s “Rose Rouge” by Jorja Smith, and more. As the weeks past, the world continues to experience unrest at the ceaseless injustice faced by Black folks at the hands of police. It’s a very emotional and heavy time especially for the Black community, and we hope you can find some comfort and solace in these healing selections as you continue to rise up against the system.

Along with additions from Chloe x Halle and Jorja, we’ve also included the new single, “Wake Up Love,” by Teyana Taylor and Iman Shumpert—under the moniker “Iman.”—the music video for which served as a pregnancy announcement for the married couple.

As the fight for racial justice continues, we’ve also decided to highlight some of the new protest anthems of the R&B variety that came out this past week amidst the nationwide protests against police brutality and systemic racism. T-Pain‘s “Get Up” and a stripped down version of Elijah Blake’s 2016 track “Hanging Tree” featuring Donald Lawrence & Co can both be found on “R&B Season” this week.

Check out the rest of our newest additions below, including joints from Leon Bridges and Jamila Woods, and keep up the fight.

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This week on our “R&B Season” playlist, we decided to highlight a few of the protest anthems that R&B artists have recently dropped in order to show our solidarity with those speaking out against systemic racism and police brutality in light of the police killing of George Floyd and countless others. These past few weeks have been heavy and emotional, as they’ve served to further highlight these issues that have been prevalent in America for decades. People across the globe have been protesting these injustices in many different ways: signing petitions, donating to organizations that help Black communities, standing on the frontlines at rallies. Others have been using music to get their message across, including artists like Trey Songz and Eric Bellinger.

On Wednesday, Eric dropped his new song, “ENOUGH,” drawing on his own experiences with racism and calling for the end of this treatment of Black people. Trey Songz also protested through the art of music with the thematically similar tune, “2020 Riots: How Many Times.” We’ve also decided to include Trey’s duet with Summer Walker titled “Back Home” on “R&B Season” this week. Although “Back Home” already dropped earlier this year, Trey included it in the single release for “2020 Riots: How Many Times.” Check out our “R&B Season” playlist below, and stay safe out there.

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Our “R&B Season” playlist is looking fresh as ever with tons of new additions, including some joints from Ne-Yo & Jeremih, Aminé, Teyana Taylor, 6LACK, and many more. We know it’s been a very tough week for everyone in the wake of George Floyd’s murder by police and subsequent protests, and we want to continue to be a source of comfort and healing through music. 

Among our additions to “R&B Season” is D Smoke and SiR’s powerful new song, “Let Go,” which sheds some light and perspective on this recent police killing, as well as the racist reality that Black folks face every day. At the end of his second verse, D Smoke raps, “I wrote this the day they killed George Floyd/We won’t forget your story.”

Among the many other tracks that might offer you some solace in these difficult times is a new collaboration from Ne-Yo and Jeremih, titled, “U 2 Luv.” We’ve also got Aminé’s new single, “Riri,” joining the ranks, as well as Teyana Taylor’s “Bare Wit Me.” 6LACK also dropped his new track, “ATL Freestyle,” which you’ll find among our batch of new additions to “R&B Season.” Check out the rest of our updated “R&B Season” playlist below, stay safe, and take care of yourselves.

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Our R&B Season playlist is looking better than ever with some fresh additions including The Weeknd and Doja Cat‘s remix of his song “In Your Eyes,” new Lianne La Havas, some more cuts off Roy Woods’ new album, Dem Times, and more. As usual, we’re keeping you in the loop about the best R&B offerings out there, keeping it all in one place for your convenience on our “R&B Season” playlist.

The Weeknd and Doja Cat blessed us with a very exciting surprise this weekend when they dropped a remix to “In Your Eyes,” one of the highlights off his mega successful album, After Hours. Although the remix was somewhat overshadowed by the major controversy surrounding Doja Cat that occurred shortly after the release, we’re making sure our audience doesn’t overlook this banger. We’ve also added some more tunes off Roy Woods’ new album, Dem Times, including “Neva Your Way” and “Like Pascal.” Check out the rest of our new additions to “R&B Season” below and don’t forget to follow our other specially-curated playlists on Spotify.

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Get ready for another round of new offerings on our “R&B Season” playlist this week. While there may not be as many additions to the batch this time around, we believe in the philosophy of quality over quantity. One particularly exciting release this week came in the form of Tinashe‘s collab with alternative DJ, ZHU, titled, “Only.” The unexpected duo dropped the surprise track on Friday (May 17th) much to the joy of R&B, pop, and electronic fans alike. 

We’ve also included a major highlight off Roy Woods’ brand new EP, Dem Times, that also dropped on Friday, marking the OVO artist’s first full body of work in almost three years since 2017’s Say Less. After adding “I Feel It,” which served as the EP’s lead single, to our “R&B Season” round-up last week, we carefully selected another cut off the project, “Cool J,” to be featured on our playlist. Check out “R&B Season” below and make sure to follow our other specially-curated playlists on Spotify.

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With Kehlani‘s It Was Good Until It Wasn’t plus a new single from OVO artist, Roy Woods, off his forthcoming album, Dem Times, it was looking pretty good for R&B this week. While there may not be as many additions to our “R&B Season” roundup as usual, we’re making up for it by bringing nothing but fire to the batch this week.

As one of the most prominent R&B artists on the scene these days, Kehlani’s It Was Good Until It Wasn’t was one highly anticipated project, and the songstress did not disappoint. Off the album we’ve nabbed her previously released single, “Toxic,” along with the Tory Lanez-featured “Can I” and a solo joint, “Water.” 

However, Kehlani wasn’t the only R&B lady to drop this month. Mahalia came through with a short-but-sweet 3-track EP titled Isolation Tapes, and we’ve decided to feature not one but two of those songs on our playlist: “Plastic Plants” and “BRB.” Of course, we can’t forget Roy Woods’ latest single, “I Feel It,” off his new album, Dem Times, dropping on Friday. Check out our “R&B Season” playlist below and don’t forget to follow our other specially-curated playlists on Spotify.

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It’s been almost six months since we began curating our “R&B Season” playlist for all you R&B heads out there, and there’s no sign of slowing down. Every week, we’ve been keeping our audience up to date on the freshest R&B offerings out right now, and today, we’re back with some more heat.

This week, we’ve added two songs off JoJo‘s brand new album, good to know, including “So Bad” and “Small Things,” as well as a joint titled “1 Mo Time” featuring Jeremih off K CAMP’s recently dropped project, Kiss 5. Of course, the release of Drake‘s Dark Lane Demo Tapes meant that the previously dropped “Chicago Freestyle” was finally available to stream on Spotify, and while Drizzy is, for the most part, primarily of the hip hop sound, this Giveon-featured track is so versatile, it made the cut on both our “R&B Season” and our “Fire Emoji” playlists. We’ve also included Summer Walker and Khalid’s new collab, “Eleven,” as well as Trey Songz‘s single “Back Home,” which Summer is featured on. 

Check out all the latest additions to our “R&B Season” playlist including new music from H.E.R., Glass Animals, the Dreamville collective, and more. Make sure to follow our other specially-curated playlists on Spotify as well!

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HNHH’s specially-curated “R&B Season” playlist has never looked better, with fresh offerings from Summer Walker, Alicia Keys, Alina Baraz, Chris Brown, the list goes on! For months now, we’ve has been keeping our audience up-to-date on the hottest R&B releases out there, and the latest additions to join the ranks are too good to miss.

One of the current princesses of R&B, Miss Summer Walker, has been busy collaborating with a few different artists as of late. Her feature on dvsn’s new album, A Muse In Her Feelings, in the form of “‘Flawless’ Do It Well Pt. 3” made our list, along with her new single with 21 Savage, “Secret.” Alicia Keys’ latest release, “Good Job,” dedicated to all the essential workers risking their lives amid the coronavirus pandemic, is also featured on “R&B Season” this week. You’ll also find some cuts off Alina Baraz’s new album, It Was Divine, on our playlist, and of course, the new T-Pain and Chris Brown joint, “Wake Up Dead,” that the former teased during his IG battle with Lil Jon earlier this month. For more new music from JoJo, SiR, Kiana Ledé, Njomza, and more, check out our updated “R&B Season” playlist, and don’t forget to follow our other specially-curated playlists on Spotify.

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The-Dream‘s new album, SXTP4, along with offerings from Kehlani, Kelly Rowland, and dvsn have our “R&B Season” playlist looking hot as hell. It’s been a minute now since we started curating our “R&B Season” playlist on Spotify in order to round up today’s best R&B offerings for our wonderful audience, and this week we were blessed with some exceptionally good content. The-Dream delivered a 13-track collection of sultry slow jams in the form of SXTP4 on Friday. A major highlight on the project is the Jhené-Aiko-featured “Wee Hours,” which you’ll find amidst our selections alongside three other joints off the mood-setting album.

Kehlani also came through with a quarantine treat, dropping off her single, “Everybody Business” on Thursday. The singer let us all know that she’s well aware of all the sh*t people talk about her romantic history, but she’s trying to not let it get to her. Ms. Kelly Rowland made a mini comeback this week with her new track, “Coffee,” a fun-filled ode to morning sex and caffeine. Of course, dvsn released their latest project, A Muse In Her Feelings, on Friday, and you’ll be sure to find one of their new joints on our “R&B Season” playlist as well. Check out all the latest additions and be sure to follow our other specially-curated playlists.

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The long-awaited reunion of past collaborators Usher, Ludacris, and Lil Jon, as well as dvsn, Ty Dolla $ign, and Banju Banton linking up are just a few reasons that this week’s “R&B Season” playlist is looking hot as hell. As usual, we’ve been keeping our specially-curated “R&B Season” playlist updated with the best R&B offerings, and this week we’ve racked up a few essential additions.

Of course, the highly-anticipated “SexBeat” from Usher, Ludacris, and Lil Jon made the cut, marking the official reunion of the iconic trio behind 2004’s “Yeah!” and “Lovers & Friends.” Although fans were made aware that such a collaboration existed back in November, Jon built the hype way up during his beat battle with T-Pain over Instagram live last weekend when he played almost the entire track. In the days to follow, fans begged Usher to let Jon drop it as a single ASAP, since Usher had initially intended to release it on his upcoming album, Confessions III. However, we were officially treated to the raunchy yet romantic “SexBeat” on Friday, and it was well worth the 16-year wait.

Dvsn also came through with a dope new single featuring the likes of Ty Dolla $ign and Banju Banton, titled, “Dangerous City.” The single is the latest from the OVO duo as they gear up for the release of their album, A Muse in Her Feelings, their first since 2017’s Morning After. We’ve also included another track from Kiana Ledé’s new album, KIKI, this week, this time highlighting the Ari-Lennox-featured “Chocolate.” And make sure to check out “On The Road” from up-and-comer, Young Rog. Get into our updated “R&B Season” playlist below and don’t forget to follow our other specially-curated playlists.

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