*Ascension (Don’t Ever Wonder)* is one of Maxwell’s most iconic songs, released in 1996 as a single from his debut album, *Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite*. The track perfectly embodies the smooth, sophisticated sound of neo-soul, blending jazz-influenced instrumentation with warm R&B grooves. Maxwell’s signature falsetto glides effortlessly over the lush production, creating an ethereal and uplifting listening experience.
She Keeps Calling (Radio Edit) by October London from on Records # released 8/30/2024 75 BPM 02:23 R&B
Ain't Sad About It (Radio Edit) by Laya from on Records # released 8/2/2024 89 BPM 03:43 R&B Steppers
Brown Liquor (Steppers Version) (Radio Edit) is the latest single from Slique Jay Adams as of this date 5/28/2024. Fresh for the latest of R&B Steppers Spinning at 90BPM with a Duration of 04:43. Record Label: #
This single is Black Balloon (Radio Edit) is by Syleena Johnson f. Syl Johnson from released in 2024 is a R&B Steppers tune. Released on 4/23/2024 Clocking in at 94 Beats Per Minute. On with a duration of 03:10
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“**Golden Time of Day**” is a soulful single by the legendary American band *Maze*, featuring Frankie Beverly. Released in 1978 as the title track of their second studio album, the song quickly became a fan favorite and is widely considered one of the band’s signature tunes. The song captures the essence of *Maze*’s smooth, laid-back sound, blending elements of soul, R&B, and jazz. With its mellow grooves, melodic bassline, and Beverly's distinctive, emotive vocals, “Golden Time of Day” offers a soothing, reflective experience that resonates deeply with listeners. Lyrically, the song is an ode to the beauty and serenity of life’s quiet moments, particularly those that occur during the golden hour—the time of day just before sunset when the sunlight is warm and golden. Frankie Beverly’s lyrics speak to the importance of taking time to appreciate these peaceful moments, finding joy in simplicity, and being present in the here and now. The song's timeless appeal lies in its ability to evoke feelings of calm and gratitude, making it a perennial favorite for fans of soul music. “Golden Time of Day” remains a classic, celebrated for its uplifting message and the band's masterful musicianship.