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30 R&B Songs From The 1990s For Chilling Out

These songs embodied the talent of 1990s R&B Artists

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30 R&B Songs From The 1990s For Chilling Out
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Over time, popular music has seemed to form into one all-encompassing and dull genre, consisting of a mix of Hip Hop and Pop. As a result, R&B has seemed to die out. The huge talent, smooth beats, and melodic voices of 90s R&B Artists has given way to largely trap-driven beats and lyrics with little storytelling and flow.

Here are some R&B songs from the ‘90s with creative style and flavor; a far shot from the doldrums of modern music.

1. “If You Want It” by Soul For Real

2. “Old School” by Aaliyah


3. “Love Like This” by Faith Evans

4. “Storm Is Over” by R.Kelly

5. “Dreamlover” by Mariah Carey


6. “Ever Since You Went Away” by Art N’ Soul

7. “Slow Jam” by Usher


8. “Pride & Joy” by Jon B

9. “Never Make A Promise” by Dru Hill

10. “Come On Over Here" by Toni Braxton

11. “Emotions" by Roger Troutman

12. "Say My Name" by Destiny's Child

13. “Thinking of You” by Tony! Toni! Tone!

14. “Water Runs Dry” by Boyz II Men

15. “Back to Life” by Soul II Soul

16. “Always & Forever” by Luther Vandross

17. “Hold On” by En Vogue

18. “Differences” by Ginuwine

19. “Remember the Time” by Michael Jackson

20. “I Wanna Luv You” by Donell Jones

21. “Tell Me” by Groove Theory

22. “I Love Your Smile” by Shanice

23. “I Like The Way” by Hi-Five

24. “Hey Mr. DJ” by Zhane

25. “The Earth, The Sun, The Rain” by Color Me Badd

26. “Dream on Dreamer” by The Brand New Heavies

27. “Time is Ticking” by Loose Ends


28. “Don’t Walk Away” by Jade

29. “Where Are You Going?” by Nate Dogg

30. “I Found My Niche” by Joi

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