Etta Bond is definitely on my page with this wonderful set of heartfelt songs from her two albums released simultaneously. Both oozing with a wholelottasoul.
‘He’s [not] Mine’ and ‘He’s Mine’ are albums you need in your life if you’re remotely into Soul / R&B so go get it.
In the meantime..Enjoy this!!
R xx

This is a new gem from the Mini Kingz (BenjiFlow, Oscar #Worldpeace, Ragz Originale) member Cartae doing her thing and it’s real nice, short n sweet. Check the video and go support via itunes or all good DL stores.
R xx

The UK soul man Shaun Escoffery came by the Mi Soul HQ to shed light on new music, what makes him tick and to grace us with a wonderful acoustic performance in aticiaption of his SOLD OUT one off gig at Subterania (West London) March 29th 2019
Check out part one of the interview with part two and the acoustic session to follow.
Enjoy!!
R xx

BIG thanks to Kingsley for filming the whole session 🙂

R&B crooners Jon B and Donell Jones came to the UK for their R&B Icons tour and i managed to get Jon B in the hot-seat for a chat about his new album project ‘Understand’, talk through his collabo with Donell Jones and about his career thus far including being taken under the wing of the legendary Babyface.
Check out the interview in full here!!
Enjoy!
R xx

Been supporting this guy since he dropped the gem “Blow Out” in 2011.
Well this is every bit as good if not better with it’s raw and infectious beats and a flawless soulful & raunchy delivery. I’m loving this…Not sure about the video but the tune is FIYAH!!! Enjoy!
R xx

I am all over this one. An excellent piece of electro soul!
This LA duo have collectively and individually produced for the likes of Anderson .Paak and Terrace Martin. “Electric” is one of those that gets you from the off. Just try not to head nod when this plays.
Enjoy!!
R xx

It’s a welcome return from the Cali born lady that delivered the wonderful track “Good Morning” in early 2017.
I was hoping the 24 year old would keep that refreshing, soothing style of R&B coming and she hasn’t disappointed with this track. Blurred Lines has a 90s cool vibe about it but still most definitely sounds super-fresh. A tune of two parts switching from a warm sweet tone initially before transposing into a darker edged section 3 minutes in. I can’t wait to see what else Joyce Wrice has in store for us in 2019 and beyond.
R xx