We're on the second last Sunday of the year. It's crazy to think that a whole year has flown by but we've received tons of new music. The stars of R&B, specifically, stepped to the plate this year to provide soothing vibes in the midst of these stressful times. And each week, we've highlighted some of the best R&B music to drop.
This week is no different. Though things have surely slowed down quite a bit in these last few weeks, we still have some dope music to highlight on our R&B Season playlist. The OVO boys are back. dvsn emerged this year with A Muse In Her Feelings and later unleashed the chopnotslopped remix album. Is a deluxe edition on the way? Who knows but they did slide through with a new single before the year ends titled, "Blessings."
Vedo's "You Got It" has been gaining a solid buzz in recent times. To keep the momentum going into the new year, the remix to the song featuring Money Man and Young Dolph was released, giving a Southern touch to the R&B record.
Along with these two, we've included the latest from Grammy-nominated D Smoke who recently dropped off "It's Ok."
Peep the latest R&B Season update below.
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