Comments on: WHAT HAPPENED TO REAL SONGS???

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By: Lakeith

Lakeith — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 04:54:14 +0000

We as listeners, artists, producers etc… We are the problem and the answer. We know and trust our instincts, the issue is that radio has become a corporation owned by a certain entity in which we as listeners are force fed music that we don’t initially like but because of repetition we find ourselves giving in to temporary jingles. The change in music will come when we except that change should happen now. Right Now! Every one who commented on this page has an intimate concern about today’s music. We collectively have an oppurtunity to support true music wether R&B or Pop. Lets stop complaining and support a unified effort to save the music! Real Music!

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 21:23:40 +0000

JD!

I really believe that in this age and time the general music buyers aren’t into true R&B singers. In the 90′s and before the listening audience was much different. Today it seems to be all about a gimmick. Not to knock anybody that is doing the damn thing but where is the true craft? Alot of people ask where are the true singers…they ARE out there but people aren’t looking for them. True singers aren’t getting signed cause record companies don’t know how to market them!! And when a company actually brings out a TRUE singer with good material there is NO promotion and they are barely heard from again. So my question to you JD is HOW can this be changed?

By: jette

jette — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 06:43:47 +0000

First I would like to thank you and the OCEANS for bringing the genuine class back of a man in a suit. I love that all of you have taken the suit and embedded your own personalities. Johnta you kill me with the gloves, JD and the Ditta’s, Usher a classic well fitted Dawn Haynes gentlemen and TY the tuxedo shirt makes you sexy and quirky. With all of that being said I wish I had a “SLOW SONG” I remember the days when the last 20 minutes the deejay would spin “Let’s Chill”, “Just Me and You”, “Cry for You”, or anything KEITH SWEAT . I think we lost the slow song somewhere in between 91-99 we had classic songs and artists Aaliyah (RIP), XSCAPE, JODECI, RKELLY, KEITH SWEAT, MINT CONDITION, HI FIVE, Total, FAITH EVANS (classic slow song album. MJB, SILK (OMG SILK), JOE and BLACKSTREET (many more too!). I think when we ladies started getting compared to “Jeeps” and accepting “Feeling on your BOOTY” as a romance instead of invasion we started losing our way. I must admit I own R-Kelly’s records and they remind me of jr. high and high school but these songs stopped telling us “Let’s wait a while” and “funny how time flies” (Love me some JJ) take some time and really listen to the lyrics. I think the last great Rand B group of the 90′s was BLACKSTREET proof is in their debut album. JD I do hope that the Ocean’s 6 will bring back the slow jam …. Cause I’m ready to get loved not GROPPED!!!
Love and Light,
Shawanna “JETTE” D!
(XO to Johnta and those sexy eyes )

By: Shay

Shay — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 05:55:41 +0000

Yes, I agree, you’re part of the problem, aren’t you? You have not made “real” music in years….

By: tryna feel so goood... COX what gon they do wit me?!

tryna feel so goood... COX what gon they do wit me?! — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 22:12:22 +0000

watch out for james fauntleroy. he is the biggest writer in the industry. he is a lyriqal beast – a MONSTER !!!!! He is the definition of doin cool R&b – Ginuwine is the shit, too. His album would be so great. and dont forgot day26 !!!! they are on a high level at moment! Okay the song u did with them is crap but their single & songs like “get away girl” & “the truth” are crazy!!

go back 2 real rnb.

By: ReignCheckEnt

ReignCheckEnt — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 18:19:52 +0000

The biggest problem is, A&Rs, DJs, etc. tell R&B artists that in order to get a street buzz, they MUST have a song bangin’ in the clubs, and in order to get a R&B record played in Atlanta, it has to be a “party” record (it MUST have a hip hop feel to it). Trust me, I have a record label, Reign Check Ent. and we hear this ALL the time. The R&B group signed to my label is Next2U, the group has CLASSIC R&B records like “Lover’s Lane” but the DJs will only spin Next2U’s hip hop songs like “The Baddest” or “Dip It Low”—–if you listen to Next2U’s music, you’ll hear what I am talking about (myspace.com/reigncheckent) It seems as if R&B artists are in a losing battle!!!!