R&B

Pierre Anthony’s “Love You” arrives as a warm, modern pop-love anthem capturing two people falling deeply for one another. The New York–born soulful vocalist, known for channeling the timeless spirit of 50s, 60s, and 70s R&B, brings the song to life in a beautifully directed music video from his album In My Feelings. Co-directed with Reidge Johannes, the visual highlights tender glances, dreamy romance, and the emotional richness that defines Anthony’s sound.

British singer Nia Smith’s new single “Limit” pairs cool conviction with soulful clarity as she confronts the boundaries of love. Sampling James Blake’s “Limit to Your Love,” the track blends bluesy piano and steady percussion while she questions her partner’s behavior and signals an impending ending. After a year of revisions, Smith says the song speaks for those ready to let go, adding to a breakout year of major performances and her debut EP.

RUBII returns with Feeluh, a captivating new EP that cements her place as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary R&B. Blending neo-soul, and alt-pop textures, the UK artist delivers intimate, harmonizing vocals that feel both nostalgic and modern.Feeluhexplores themes of sudden success, growth, and betrayal with grounded, conversational lyricism. Following over 250 million streams, breakout singles like “Twin Flames,” and a buzzworthy Glastonbury performance, RUBII steps boldly into her next chapter with the confident, self-assured lead track “Confidence.”

Elijah Blake unveils the stirring video for “Shouldn’t Wanna Call,” a raw, late-night confession that finds the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter caught between closure and longing. Floating over lush production, his vocals trace the ache of letting go while still clinging to memories of a love that shaped him. As the third single from his upcoming album THE GEMINI, the track deepens Blake’s exploration of emotional duality, following the soulful singles “White Rum” and “Work It Out.”