BROWSE NEW ARRIVALS

Think Bigg by Bigg Robb
Release: 2013
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Another Classic Collection Of Feel Good Grooves And Party Jams From BIGG ROBB
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Think Bigg Bigg Robb
Talk to You by Gerard
Release: 2012
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These tracks combine R&b with Smooth Jazz allowing the vocals to blend on top, for a very pleasing sound
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Talk to You Gerard
The Description by Lrp3
Release: 2013
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LRP3 is a pure singer that fuses soul, R&B, and hip-hop with meaningful messages. His music is more than just surface level sexual conquests, and pushes to expand deeper thinking and soul searching while still old school crooning and providing tracks that will remain on repeat.
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The Description Lrp3
Dip In The Road by Dip Ferrell & The Truetones
Release: 2013
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Southern Beach Music
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Dip In The Road Dip Ferrell & The Truetones
"Ol Skool" by Stevie J
Release: 2013
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Southern soul with crossover appeal paying homage to the greats
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"Ol Skool" Stevie J
Pain by Phillip McCurry
Release: 2013
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Pain is a uniquely written song where the writers deliver a message as pain
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Pain Phillip McCurry
Play It Off by Mul-Ty
Release: 2013
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This new single is no surprise coming from the artist Mul-Ty, who has already produced a string of hits. This song is definitely the one that should put him out as a contender for the new R&B champion on the block.
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Play It Off Mul-Ty
It's Showtime With Danny Woods by Danny Woods
Release: 2013
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This album showcases the Southern Soul music and styling of national recording artist, Danny Woods. It includes his latest single, "Do Right" and other original music and hits.
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It's Showtime With Danny Woods Danny Woods
Sending You a Kiss by VI Champ
Release: 2013
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VI Champ’s latest single, “Sending You a Kiss”, explores the intimate side of the multitalented artist. His mixture of R&B and Soul is smooth, warm, and inviting.
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Sending You a Kiss VI Champ
Zydecoaholic by Madame T
Release: 2013
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Presenting “Madame T” By Denise Labrie “Madame T” (a.k.a. Tiffany Jackson) was born in Woodville, Texas on August 13, 1975 and spent her younger years growing up in the Houston, Texas area. From an early age, she had a love for Zydeco music and was frequently teased at school for listening to the tunes of Beau Joque, Zydeco Force, Keith Frank, Boozoo Chavis, John Delafose, and Rockin’ Sidney on her cassette tape recorder. Every Saturday morning she would listen to Don Sam on KCOH (before “Two-Steppin’ Tuesdays”) blues and zydeco show, record it, and dance all week long. Even though Madame T used to also rap, write lyrics, and dance to other popular genres of music, her love for zydeco, originally called La La music, was never far from her heart. After Clifton Chenier, “The King of Zydeco,” recorded the famous song, “Les Haricots Sont Pas Sale',” the term zydeco became popular (haricots means snap beans and is pronounced zydeco) among Louisiana Creoles. “When I was 18, I moved
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Zydecoaholic Madame T
Quarter-Life Crisis by Mia Borders
Release: 2013
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The eighth release from the New Orleans music maven includes rock, funk, R&B, and soul offerings.
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Quarter-Life Crisis Mia Borders
Now You Know by Cp tha Great & Fortune
Release: 2012
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Welcome to Great Music! This is a mixture of Hip-Hop, R&B and Soul!!!
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Now You Know Cp tha Great & Fortune
Never Again by Jackson Chatman
Release: 2013
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A new and interesting mix of Southern Blues with Rock and Pop overtones. This is the third release in two years and presents itself as the highlight of music composition based around love and the never-ending pursuit of romance.
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Never Again Jackson Chatman
Creole Diva of Southern Soul by Ms. Charli'
Release: 2012
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Powerful vocals of sugar, spice, sass & sex appeal poured over southern soul / swing out music, peppered with a dash of Louisiana zydeco makes “Creole Diva of Southern Soul" a classic "feel good" CD. One of the best Louisiana has to offer!
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Creole Diva of Southern Soul Ms. Charli'
They Call Me Pokey by Pokey
Release: 2013
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This is the new sound of Southern Soul/ Blues.
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They Call Me Pokey Pokey
Sexy Ladies by Jesse Graham
Release: 2013
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Jesse Graham Southern Soul Legend and pioneer, with his much anticipated release - Sexy Ladies including the hits, Haters gone hate, Sexy Ladies, Hula Song and re release of MR. Mailman, and I lied Jesse Graham
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Sexy Ladies Jesse Graham
Rewind by Mo Price
Release: 2013
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story telling...
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Rewind Mo Price
Nut'n But Hit$ & Hot Jams by Alovetheartist
Release: 2013
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A refreshing new universal sound that makes you move and groove!
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Nut'n But Hit$ & Hot Jams Alovetheartist
Home Team Entertainment by Mo Price
Release: 2013
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anthem type song
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Home Team Entertainment Mo Price
Come Here Party by Stevie J
Release: 2012
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southern soul at its best!!
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Come Here Party Stevie J
Pump to the Bump by Mac a Tac
Release: 2013
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Great dance music for the party. With a great artist that will give you his best. Mac A Tac Chicago's own super talent on Dunmore Music.
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Pump to the Bump Mac a Tac
Still Crazy for You by Sweet Angel
Release: 2013
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Sweet Angel has a style that is memorable and innovative – the superlative layout and her razor-sharp diction creates an addictive musical composition.
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Still Crazy for You Sweet Angel
I B Struttin by The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble
Release: 2013
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The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble is a hard hitting, original, instrumental soul band based in San Diego, California.
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I B Struttin The Sure Fire Soul Ensemble
Open Doors by Pamela Collier
Release: 2013
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Uplifting
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Open Doors Pamela Collier