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[Lazarus]

R&B female singers has been a dying breed since last decade, imo dating back to 2004/2005. We had a handful of them and they couldn't sustain past a year or two. Keyshia made some noise though. Rihanna went on to become a pop cultural phenomenon. The rest fell by the wayside which is sad because they all had potential.

[Kaeli.]

Why did Tiara Thomas leave Wale's label? Did they fallout?

yes I remember it being a big deal

[Gilgamesh.]

And don't forget about Dondria

She was never gonna make it.

[Young]

Tiara did slay

[Lazarus]

And don't forget about Dondria

She was never gonna make it.

I never cared for her.

[RAY7]

Melanie and Bridget always reminded me of each other
both were Roc Nation light skinned R&B girls with raspy voices
I kinda preferred Bridge though

[fedswatchin]

I feel like if these girls had debuted a few years later they'd at least make it off the mixtape circuit.

no. They wouldn't.

[Young]

And don't forget about Dondria

She was never gonna make it.

ccc

I thought she was very talented actually

JD is good at spotting talent

[Ｂｏｏｍｚ]

I still love her first album from beginning to end

[Lazarus]

I still love her first album from beginning to end

[African Queen]

Mediocre material and voices

[Gilgamesh.]

Mediocre material and voices

That's 90% of the gorls out right now. And Elle's music was actually really good, surprised you don't use tbh.

[Young]

There really are only a FEW gorls who stood the test of time and surpassed their debut eras in music

So glad the Trinity is a part of that number

[Gilgamesh.]

There really are only a FEW gorls who stood the test of time and surpassed their debut eras in music

So glad the Trinity is a part of that number

As I get older I realise was a special moment in time and probably won't be duplicated.

When Sevyn, Jhene and Tinashe started popping I thought R&B was all the way back. But it took Sevyn like 5 years to release an album and it flopped for filth

[Young]

There really are only a FEW gorls who stood the test of time and surpassed their debut eras in music

So glad the Trinity is a part of that number

As I get older I realise was a special moment in time and probably won't be duplicated.

When Sevyn, Jhene and Tinashe started popping I thought R&B was all the way back. But it took Sevyn like 5 years to release an album and it flopped for filth

It truly was special. Like to be black and growing up at that time>>

Girls being able to see themselves at the top of the charts, breaking records and crossing over into film and TV
Just epic all around

I feel bad for the girls out now because they don't even get afforded the same opportunities


I hope R&B get mainstream support again soon

People Like Sevyn, Tinashe, June's Diary, etc deserve that shot