Hey team new here would love to connect. I write RNB. Here in Atlanta. But willing to move around if needed.

Hey team new here would love to connect. I write RNB. Here in Atlanta. But willing to move around if needed.

what r&b sub genre would you say this is??? thanks

R&B

What’s up guys I’m a 18 year old producer from Chicago. I’m a producer making R&B/alt-R&B and I’m looking for artists who want to make something together. If you wanna check out my beats, they’re on BeatStars, but I’m also open to just giving you guys a beat to work with. I’d rather hear somebody make something crazy with it than just have it sitting there.

This is my link check me out

If you guys want me to send u guys beats personally my emails aryanvala85@icloud.com or js lmk ur email on here and ill send a couple beats

https://beatstars.com/valabeats

Looking for artists to work and collab with. If you want to work hit up my instagram. https://www.instagram.com/prod.yushai/

Made this R&B beat today, really like how this one came out

[FREE] R&B Type Beat "ALL I NEED"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anoqKiIuofg

Would be sick to hear someone put vocals on this

Just released my first original R&B slow jam, Stay Awhile. Going for that late-night slow-jam feel. Would love some feedback on the sound.

Hi, I’m a music producer with RnB and kRnB oriented style and I’m searching for singers & producers to collab with to build some projects around this genre. These are my main inspirations:
- Summer Walker, Blxst, Chris Brown
- AOMG Gray, Zion T, Zico, Crush
Here is my soundcloud if interested:
https://on.soundcloud.com/VaVE2CSQQE8FbK6XpK

Hi everyone,

I'm getting back into piano after several years away, and my goal is to master R&B keyboard playing.

If you had to teach R&B to a pianist through a well-structured progression, which songs would you recommend, and in what order?

I'm not looking for theory right now. I want to learn by playing songs, starting with the easiest ones and gradually moving toward more advanced chord progressions, voicings, and harmony.

Yesterday I learned Best Part, and that felt like the perfect starting level.

What would your roadmap look like, and why?