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mrsoulstice · 2 months

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Soul For Real

Every Little thing you do f/Heavy D- 1995

Soulful Sunday

#spotify #black music #r&b music #90’s music #soul for real #every little thing #black men #soulful sunday

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cozyaliensuperstar7 · 9 months

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Men RnB Groups

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Music hasn’t been the same since we stopped getting R&B groups! Fam, y’all agree?

#boyz ii men #new edition #soul for real #jagged edge #tony toni tone #112 #dru hill #mint condition #blackstreet #jodeci

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tha-wrecka-stow · 4 months

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#The Original Or The Remix Series #Remix #Remixes #soul and r&b #soul #r&b #rnb #r&b/soul #music #remix #1990s #90s #soul for real #candy rain #heavy d #uptown #uptown records #andre harrell #gif

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beatstreet84 · 2 years

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90s R&B Is Undefeated

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culturalappreciator · 9 months

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Can I Get A Sample?!

The Sample

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The Gap Band- Outstanding (1982)

The Samplers

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Da Brat- Da B Side [ft. Notorious B.I.G. & Jermaine Dupri] (1994)

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Soul For Real- Every Little Thing I Do (1995)

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The Braxtons- So Many Ways (1997)

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Ashanti- Happy [ft. Ja Rule] (2002)

#the gap band #da brat #soul for real #the braxtons #ashanti #videos #samples #Youtube

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deadthehype · 2 years

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Whoever follows me that goes by the name of Reynita and has a Spotify playlist called Energy Baby, I want to thank you. I’ve had that playlist in rotation every evening for the past few days. Finding gems like this Larry June record from an album I haven’t listened to yet.

I was watching a Brent Faiyaz interview on YouTube the other day, and the woman who was interviewing him mentioned her favorite Brent song to fuck to was Demonz. Which is funny because the song is an interlude. That’s not even enough time to get the foreplay poppin’. 😂

A DJ on TikTok has taught me that Anything For You, a song that you’ll hear at literally every Caribbean function, specifically family gatherings, when the party was still in its early stages, was sung by Snow, a white Reggae artist in the 90s. The only song I knew from Snow was Informer. Now I can’t find peace.