When the Music Waited for Him: J.P.’s Took A Turn Finds Power in the Pause
Sometimes the best art is made in the stillness that follows collapse. For J.P. , the Milwaukee-born artist formerly known as Jody P, stillness didn’t come as a creative retreat, but as
Jon Batiste’s BIG MONEY: A Soulful Album Rich in Spirit and Sound
There is a kind of wealth that cannot be counted, only carried. The kind you don’t spend but live. The kind passed between hands at the end of a hard day, or
Mariah The Scientist’s ‘Hearts Sold Separately’ Makes Love Spiritual and Unapologetically Intimate
Apologies, I gotta admit, I slept on Mariah the Scientist’s pen and now I see she’s has always been a student of love. Not the rom-com version. The version that lingers, that
Teyana Taylor Finds Flame and Freedom in ‘Escape Room’
There are albums that feel like music, and there are albums that feel like memory. Teyana Taylor’s Escape Room arrives not with the urgency of sound, but with the ache of something
September’s Flower of the Month: Aster
In the language of flowers, the aster whispers of patience, elegance, and quiet resilience, qualities that echo through the songs we hold close. Just like an R&B track that doesn’t chase the charts but still stays on repeat, asters bloom when most flowers fade. They remind us that beauty doesn’t have to shout, and that late bloomers still bloom. In RnBgarden, the aster is our September muse; soft, steady, and sure of its own magic.
