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Lounge => General Discussion => Topic started by: SouravMay on November 03, 2019, 09:34:33 PM

Title: So this white colleague is heralding the 2010's THE quintessential era for R&B
Post by: SouravMay on November 03, 2019, 09:34:33 PM
And I am confused. Like this is the time when R&B music basically died.

:-/
Title: Re: So this white colleague is heralding the 2010's THE quintessential era for R&B
Post by: Annie on November 04, 2019, 06:01:47 AM
Quote from: Poseidon on November 03, 2019, 09:34:33 PM
And I am confused. Like this is the time when R&B music basically died.

:-/
I love 1998, 1999
My fav era in R&B music
Title: Re: So this white colleague is heralding the 2010's THE quintessential era for R&B
Post by: SouravMay on November 04, 2019, 09:07:04 AM
They get to write and produce these huge features about how R&B has finally become "good music" when it's just only now that bougie white like the lo fi pseudo-intellectual mess
Title: Re: So this white colleague is heralding the 2010's THE quintessential era for R&B
Post by: Annie on November 04, 2019, 09:29:26 AM
I remember Rochelle Jordan's mixtape ROJO around 2011. I thought wow this is like Aaliyah meets Neptunes but in a modern way. Very dreamy.. most songs were not really catchy  (except for Shawty) but they were a mood.  It was more like a mixtape than a professional album but I liked the harmonies and this chill vibe. Jhene Akoi  - Comfort Inn ending, SZA, Frank Ocean - Novacane, Drake, Bey - You're mine probably also inspired this new generation of artists. 
So now a lot of these artists sing mellow emotional songs and tbh after a couple of them I just need some more energy.  It is like drinking too much tea.:disgusted:


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