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This video explores 90s Soul through 20 factual Q&As — featuring artists such as Michael Jackson, TLC, Blackstreet, IceCube, and others associated with R&B and Neo Soul.
It highlights key songs, albums, themes, and collaborations.
Simple facts, short explanations, clear references — perfect for curious minds and music fans.
How well do you know the music of Nicole Wray, Missy Elliott & Mocha , 702, Nicole Renée, Soul II Soul, Memphis Bleek, Mya, Jodeci, Monie Love, Sweetbox, Prince & The New Power Generation, Run DMC, Seal ? Take our 12-track quiz.
Big swings define this month’s vintage charts, with Stephanie Mills blasting to number one in new jack swing and Talking Heads overturning The Smiths in alternative classics.
Fleetwood Mac slip a glossy “Little Lies” into the yacht-rock ranks, while Goo Goo Dolls and Tom Browne ignite fresh energy with sharp debuts in post-grunge and post-disco.
Featuring popular New Jack Swing tracks, this list highlights songs from Blackstreet, Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men, Milli Vanilli, and Tevin Campbell. Each entry emphasizes the genre's combination of R&B and hip-hop elements, marked by upbeat rhythms and smooth vocal arrangements, capturing the energetic sound that defined late 80s and early 90s music trends.
Added in the past month: . Third Eye Blind's "Semi~Charmed Life" . Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris" . Nine Inch Nails' "The Perfect Drug" . Creed's "One Last Breath"
How well do you know the music of Eternal, Samuelle, Whitney Houston, Dana Dawson, Prince & The New Power Generation, Tina Turner, Jay~Z, En Vogue, Blackstreet, Wyclef Jean, LL Cool J, M People ? Take our 12-track quiz.
September’s Vintage Music Charts bring fresh surprises across the 29 genres. Neil Diamond storms to number one in both Yacht Rock and Heartland Rock with “Hello Again,” while Wolfmother, Marc Cohn, Gerry Rafferty, and Bananarama’s “Venus” make striking debuts.
Cappella reclaims the spotlight in Diva House, Cake’s bold “I Will Survive” joins Post-Grunge, and The Smiths add two classics to Post-Punk. Discover all the shifts, climbs, and new arrivals in this month’s highlights.
August 2025 brings notable shifts across several charts, with major movements at the top. Death In Vegas maintain control in both electronic and trip hop, while Armand Van Helden and Groove Armada trade key positions. In 2000s garage rock, The Raconteurs and Babyshambles give way to Jet and The Hives, as The White Stripes continue to anchor the rankings.
How well do you know the music of Mica Paris, Blackstreet, Angela Winbush, Seal, Sir Mix-A-Lot, The Pharcyde, Public Enemy, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Lonnie Gordon, Eminem, Scarface, The Whooliganz ? Take our 12-track quiz.
July 2025 marked a month of pivotal reshuffles across the music charts. Culture Beat surged to dominate the Eurodance category, Radiohead reemerged in Art Rock with haunting introspection, and The Smiths unseated Talking Heads in Post-Punk. From Jade claiming the top Girl Groups spot to fresh entries revitalizing Nu Metal and Neo Soul, the month balanced nostalgia with renewal across genres.
Blackstreet, Naughty By Nature, Double Trouble, Five, Kevin Aviance, Pianoman, Folamour, George Michael, Duran Duran, The Chemical Brothers, Dj Bobo, Chicane
Ronny Jordan, N-Tyce, M-Beat, Hi-Five, Ultimate Kaos, CeCe Peniston, LL Cool J, Definition Of Sound, Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, Dub War, Blackstreet, Shara Nelson
Human Nature, Susanna Hoffs, Prefab Sprout, Paul Young, Rebekah Ryan, Jon Secada, Lenny Kravitz, Charles & Eddie, E-17, Blackstreet, Rozalla, Mary J. Blige
Blackstreet, SNAP!, Deuce, Deetah, Crystal Waters, Deee-Lite, Sam Walker, Gina G, O.T. Quartet, The Course, Urban Cookie Collective, Mary Kiani
This month’s blog post dives into the evolving landscape of 29 genre-based charts, highlighting standout tracks and artist movements across Big Beat, Garage Rock, R&B, Post-Punk, and more. From new entries by Angie Stone and Tiësto to reshuffles featuring Fatboy Slim and The White Stripes, the charts reflect continued engagement with classic and contemporary favorites.
How well do you know the music of Mark Morrison, LL Cool J, Portrait, Rebel MC, The Aloof, Teddy Riley & Tammy Lucas, Ice Cube, Da Lench Mob, Shaggy, Beats International, Blessid Union Of Souls, Foxy Brown ? Take our 12-track quiz.
How well do you know the music of Y?N-Vee, Foxy Brown , Adeva, Prince & The New Power Generation, Dionne Farris, Massive Attack, Jade, Janet Jackson, Will Downing, After 7, Sybil, Gusto ? Take our 12-track quiz.
How well do you know the music of Snoop Dogg’s "Gin and Juice" mixes laid-back G-funk vibes with sly rebellion, while Tupac’s haunting "Hail Mary" delves into faith and mortality with eerie minimalism. The Notorious B.I.G.’s reflective "Sky’s the Limit" blends personal struggles with smooth R&B, and Blackstreet’s "U Blow My Mind" rides sultry harmonies over polished New Jack Swing. Meanwhile, John Lee Hooker’s gritty blues tracks like "Too Young" and "Annie Mae" showcase raw storytelling, and Jade’s upbeat "Every Day of the Week" adds ’90s sass to its sample-heavy R&B. Tracks like M People's "Search for the Hero" radiate uplifting energy, while A+’s "Enjoy Yourself" layers hip-hop over disco nostalgia. Billy Ocean’s edgy "Pressure" leans into dancehall rhythms, capturing a personal defiance that contrasts with his usual smoother style.? Take our 12-track quiz.
How well do you know the music of Dr. Dre’s “Bad Intentions” flexes smooth swagger over a vintage sample, while 50 Cent’s “Disco Inferno” brings glossy nightlife vibes with unshakable confidence. Jay-Z and Pharrell light up “Change Clothes” with tailored cool, and Jibbs’ “Chain Hang Low” flips childhood nostalgia into playful bravado. Mos Def and Pharoahe Monch deliver razor-sharp bars in “Oh No,” while Ne-Yo’s “Miss Independent” celebrates capable women with polished R&B finesse.? Take our 12-track quiz.
Mark Morrison blends confidence with emotional intensity in "Horny," a sultry 1996 R&B gem, while Brandy keeps it understated yet impactful with her breakout hit "I Wanna Be Down." Whitney Houston's "Exhale [Shoop Shoop]" leans into introspection with Babyface’s subtle production, and Prince reimagines "Betcha By Golly Wow!" as a romantic falsetto-driven ode. Tina Turner adds intrigue with "GoldenEye," pairing her commanding vocals with U2's cinematic composition, and Alexander O'Neal’s "All True Man" balances swagger and vulnerability atop sleek Jam & Lewis production. Haddaway slows down with the heartfelt ballad "I Miss You," a softer contrast to his upbeat hits, while Warren G’s G-funk spin on Tina Turner’s "What’s Love Got To Do With It" finds a groove with Adina Howard’s sultry touch. Blackstreet’s “[Money Can't] Buy Me Love” delivers glossy production and harmonies, while L.V.’s "Throw Your Hands Up" captures peak mid-'90s energy, blending celebration with West Coast charm.
How well do you know the music of MC Hammer, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Tatyana Ali, Lord Tariq, Peter Gunz, Blackstreet, SWV, Lighthouse Family, Snoop Dogg, The Trammps, Mary J. Blige, Wreckx N Effect, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson ? Take our 12-track quiz.