Who is Sailorr ?

Originally from Jacksonville, Florida, Sailorr brings a fresh energy to R&B with her unique vision, blending boldness and authenticity. She first shared her tracks on SoundCloud under her Sailor Moon–inspired pseudonym, before going viral on TikTok with her song POOKIE’S REQUIEM. Sailorr stands out for her ability to fuse influences as diverse as Erykah Badu, André 3000, and Lana Del Rey. Even without having released her debut album yet, she’s already asserting her style and artistic universe.

The genesis of alternative R&B

Before the term “Alt R&B” even existed, mainstream R&B dominated the ’90s and 2000s.

The BPM's Queens

Erased yesterday, celebrated today: women producers are finally stepping out of the shadows. They compose, arrange, and assert their signature sound. A powerful symbol: in 2023, WondaGurl presented Rosalía with the Producer of the Year award at the Billboard Women in Music Awards

Who is Chxrry?

Originally from Scarborough in Toronto, Chxrry brings a different kind of energy to R&B. In a scene dominated by heavyweights like Drake and PARTYNEXTDOOR, she asserts a feminine, atmospheric vision — one that’s free, modern, and full of attitude. In the era of the clean girl aesthetic, Chxrry chooses the opposite: a world where glamour, chaos, and confidence coexist without filters

Megan Thee Stallion, when consistancy is becoming a problem

Megan Thee Stallion made her comeback with Lover Girl, a light-sounding track meant to mark a new era. Yet the song didn’t have the expected impact. Just after its release, it became the target of criticism: same flow, same themes, same energy. For part of the public, the rapper is going in circles. But other fans strongly defend her. For them, Megan is simply staying true to her style — just like any artist who has found their signature.

The One of One: D'Angelo

The importance of storytelling in rap

As early as the 80s and 90s, pioneers like Slick Rick, Nas, and 2Pac laid the foundations of storytelling in rap, introducing powerful narratives that captivated audiences through their realism and emotional impact.

Hot Girl Summer : Afropop version

Popularized by Megan Thee Stallion as an anthem of empowerment and self-confidence, Hot Girl Summer took on a new meaning this year. The soundtrack of our summer was African. From Lagos to Accra, from Johannesburg to global stages, three artists set the tone: Ayra Starr, Amaarae, and Tyla.

Good Girl Gone Bad : The day when Rihanna took the control

In 2008, Rihanna left behind the colorful looks and Caribbean-inspired sounds of her early career. She shifted to something darker, shorter, and colder. And when we talk about Good Girl Gone Bad, we also talk about Umbrella.

Doja Cat's new album called VIE

Doja Cat keeps surprising us. After Planet Her, which propelled her to the top of global pop, and Scarlet, where she showcased her darker rap side, she’s back with VIE.