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Vamp Up Your R&B Playlist Right Now With These 15 Songs

More music, less problems. Right?

Ariana DiPierno

Apr 30, 2020

The State University of New York at Stony Brook

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Vamp Up Your R&B Playlist Right Now With These 15 Songs

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Everyone has a genre of music they can never go without in their life. Mine might have to be R&B. The fact that some songs hit just right. Usually, they have the right sound or they mean something so deep to you. Either way, its a type of music I love to listen to. I want to be able to share that love with all of you, which is why creating this playlist is hopefully the start of your rhythm and blues obsession.

Dive by Victoria Monet

Chocolate by Kiana Lede ft. Ari Lennox

Come Thru by Jacquees

February 3rd by Jorja Smith

Trust by Brent Faiyaz

Coffee by Miguel

Obviously by Alex Mali

Nene by Melii

Joyride by Tinashe

Electric by Alina Baraz ft. Khalid

Girls Need Love (Remix) by Summer Walker & Drake

Best Part by Daniel Caesar ft. H.E.R

Saturn by Nao ft. Kwabs

Easy by Ella Mai

moodz by blackbear ft. 24 Hrs

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