THIS is what today's R&B should sound like: Anthony Hamilton's "Do You Feel Me"
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THIS is what today's R&B should sound like: Anthony Hamilton's "Do You Feel Me"
I didn't think they made songs like this anymore. A friend told me this was the best R&B song he's been hearing and I was expecting something like Ne-Yo + Babyface...
Anthony Hamilton — "Do You Feel Me"
Delightful.
Anthony Hamilton — "Do You Feel Me"
Delightful.
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I'm pretty happy with Alicia Keys' new one due out next week. It doesn't sound as overproduced as Diary or Songs..
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Anthony Halmilton has always been pretty great without much recognition. I saw him once on a late night show and his passion and energy blew my mind. Having said that, Do You Feel Me, does have more of a throw back feel. Not surprising since it is attached to a movie set in the 70s/80s. But he has a great voice.
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Shameless plug for my favourite nu-soul artist: Anthony Hamilton covered Lewis Taylor's "Betterlove" on his Southern Comfort album. Van Hunt's self-titled debut is also a great slice of modern R&B...
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Re: THIS is what today's R&B should sound like: Anthony Hamilton's "Do You Feel Me"
More new stuff that sounds old (think Delfonics):
Mayer Hawthorne & the County — "Just Ain't Gonna Work Out" (MP3)
More info @ Stones Throw
Mayer Hawthorne & the County — "Just Ain't Gonna Work Out" (MP3)
More info @ Stones Throw
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Re: THIS is what today's R&B should sound like: Anthony Hamilton's "Do You Feel Me"
Agree that that's a great song. Thanks for reminding me, I've gotta check my local record store and see if they still have the heart-shaped 45 in stock.
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Re: THIS is what today's R&B should sound like: Anthony Hamilton's "Do You Feel Me"
I'll have to check the above out when I get home from work, but two strong '08 R&B albums that sound like they were produced in a different time:
Raphael Saadiq - The Way I See It
Al Green - Lay It Down
I'm usually not a fan of current R&B/soul, so maybe that's why these throwback-sounding ones appeal to me.
Raphael Saadiq - The Way I See It
Al Green - Lay It Down
I'm usually not a fan of current R&B/soul, so maybe that's why these throwback-sounding ones appeal to me.