Nicole Scherzinger - Whateva You Like
Nicole Scherzinger - Whatever You Like feat. T.I
Nicole Scherzinger - Whatever You Like
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B5 - Hydraulics |
New Song from B-5 and Bow Wow
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Let It Go - Keyshia Cole feat. Missy and Lil Kim |
The Video is finally here and its hott!!!!
Keyshia Cole - Let It Go Video Coming Soon!
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Episode 5 - The Sexiest Sex Songs pt. 1 |
The Sexiest Sex Songs pt. 2 will be cumming soon........... but in the mean time, sit back and relax or sit up erect and enjoy part 1.
Anytime,Anyplace – Janet
Imagin That – R.Kelly
The Greatest Sex – R.Kelly
How Does It Feel – D’Angelo
Speechless – Beyonce
Last Night – Az Yet
Nice & Slow – Usher
Get ready for Episode 6 Myspace! If you're a MYSPACE ARTIST, and you wanna want some free promotion contact me. Just send me a link to your myspace music page and ill contact you if you're hot. Sorry hip hop heads but only R&B artists here at the R and B Zone.
The "My Myspace Music" episode will be up in 3 wks and I can only fit a minimum of 7-8 songs on my podcast so hurry.
Download "The Sexiest Sex Songs pt.1"
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R and B Zone - Episode 4 |
If you wanna make a request for any future episodes or for Episode 5's "Sexy Sex Songs" email me or leave a comment.
Episode 4 consists of:
Llyod feat. Young Joc – Get Shawty
Ciara – Like A Boy
Mario – Go
Musiq – Buddy
Musiq – Just Friends (flashback)
Ryan Leslie – Promise Not To Call
Ryan Leslie feat. Nas – The Way You Move
Download "Episode 4"
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R and B Zone (Episode 3) |
Bobby Valentino - Wreck
Megan Rochell - Floating
Megan - Flashback-The One You Need w/Fabolous
Eamon - How Could You(bring him home)
Beyonce - Listen
Danity Kane - Ride For You
Download "Episode 3"
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Jay Z -Dig A Hole feat. Sterling Simms |

Coming straight from Phili Sterling Simms is one of Def Jams most newest family members. I know when everybody heard the song "Dig A Hole" from Jay-Z everybody was like hmmm is that Usher , Naaa it's Ne-Yo..... not even close. Sterling may sound a lil similar to some other artists when it comes to "Dig A Hole" but he really got it goin on.
When he was young he was like a lil Michael Jackson. His grandfather who was a musician, introduced him into music and forced it on him. Even though he wanted to do ordinary kids stuff like playing in the street and hanging with friends, he stayed home and listened to soul legends like Sam Cooke. All thanks to his grandfather influence, sterling is movin on up.
During Sterling's arrival to the world of entertainment he was also influenced by New Edition, Usher, Boyz II Men and Brian McKnight.
After a period of struggling with paper towel rashes(just jokin), Sterling finally got a job at a local car wash in Atlanta with some other talented young musicians named Diggie Doms and Mistafiss. After a few months of not seeing his musical buddies he ran into them and they had signed a production deal with Sony and agreed to sign him on as an artist. He quickly started working on what was to be his debut by spending days and nights locked in the studio(with no paper towels) pouring heart and soul into his record until fate interviened once more. The attacks of 9/11 sent the recording industry into a downward spiral. Cut backs at Sony cause the imprint Sterling was signed to to be dropped leaving him back at one.
He ended up going back toPhiladelphia, Sterling reconnected with one of the premiere musical legends in the city, Kenny Gamble. Gamble knew of his talent ever since Sterling was little. Since he seen that Sterling was now a developing writer and was still driving toward success Gamble gave him the opportunity to record in his production studio for free. Sterling went to work laying down the frame work of his One Recordings/Defjam debut My Turn.
When he went back to ATL, There he formed a company with another writer named Chuka called "KnightWritahz". The joke was that they worked and held down jobs during the day, but at night, they wrote. Sterling enjoyed writing much more than the pressures of trying to succeed as an artist, and began to shop his music in Atlanta.
Sterling and Chuka met up with producer Teddy Bishop, who liked the songs Sterling was working on. Bishop asked, who was the voice behind the songs. Well, the voice was Sterlings, of course, and at Teddys prompting, Sterling decided to pursue his dream of becoming a performer again. After months of networking a buzz was circulating in the industry about this young new talent. While in miami for the Bmi and Vma award weekend Sterling and Teddy Bishop were approached by Bob Keetch who is a friend of Teddy. Bob was looking to break into the music business and was searching for someone to carry the torch of his well funded independent label "One Recordings". Ater hearing Sterling's music and meeting with him, Bob was convinced that Sterling would be his star. He quickly signed Sterling to his indy label, and they began shopping to a major for distribution.
What jumped everything off for Sterling was when a meeting was arranged for him by Defjam A&R Ray Romulus. This was the first time that he had ever felt nervous about performing, but the years of training were on his side. As he stood in the room with DefJam president L.A. Reid, he had to perform like never before. Nailing this performance could mean that his dream could finally be realized in an instant. He started his showcase for Mr. Reid and after three songs he knew he wanted Sterling on his DefJam roster.
Sterling wrote his new CD over a period of two years and all the songs are about his real life experiences. The party songs like "Juice In My Cup" and "Worth Your While" are funky and upbeat. They both make you feel like you are at a party. While "Best Friend", talks about someone who ended up pregnant with his buddies baby. "Eighty On The Freeway" tells the story of the urgency to get to your girl at at 3 o'clock in the morning.
He has done songs with Paul Wall, Freeway, DaBrat, Bun B, Sean Paul and of course the Jay to the Z. I think he looks madddd good and he sounds great so you will mos definitly hear him on the 4th episode of my podcast.
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Eamon Can Sing |

I know you remember that song "F*ck it" from that guy with the winney voice. Brings back memories huh? Well he's back with another song and a new album. The song is called "How Could You(bring him home)". It's actually pretty good. If you listen to it, he can really sing.
When he was younger he used to travel with his father singing doo-wop, and finally emerged to doing his own thing, which was writing about his ex-girl and different hoes that did him dirty.
He calls it ho-wop. It's the flavor of hip-hop, the flavor of doo-wop, and hoes. The whole album is just him writing and saying what he feels and not holding back at all. In an interview with MTV he said "I was doing a lot of ho-wop type of stuff, and I didn't think it would really work. But then when I heard "If I Could Turn Back the Hands of Time" by R. Kelly, that sh-- is doo-wop. I was like, "Damn, so this sh-- really can work" Obviously it did.
He sold 4million singles of the song and he actually got a Festival Bar award in 2004 as the most successful international artist of the year. Not only that but he also holds a Guiness World Recod for the most explicit words in a #1 song for "F*uck It". He actually didnt do too bad.
Since he is reppin New York(staten island) i gotta give him some props for comming back with something good enough to maybe get him out of the one hit wonder status.
What's his relation with Wu-Tang? He's actually featured on Ghostface Killah's new album "More Fish" #16 Gotta Hold On feat Eamon produced by Anthony Acid.
New Album Love & Pain in Stores Now.
Hear "How Could You(bring him home) on episode 3 .