Recorded in Paris, Lond, and Los Angeles, the album holds “Apeshit” and “Friends” as singles. The first official album from The Carters, “Everything Is Loves” sold over 2 million albums worldwide. Although this project didn’t have a mainstream smash, it was a full body of work.Ģ. An eight-track collection, the boasts “Gonna Love Me” and “Issues/Hold On” as singles. Recorded at Kanye West’s ranch in Wyoming, “K.T.S.E.” debuted at #2 on Billboard’s “Top R&B Albums” chart and reached #10 on the “US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums” chart after its June release. While his single “B.E.D.” became very popular and he was able to ride the wave of Ella Mai’s “Trip” with his own version, his album did not receive the royal treatment.Ĭheck out our list of the top 20 best R&B albums of 2018. Meanwhile, Jacquees decided to name himself the “King of R&B” at least for his generation. Her self-titled album cemented Ella Mai as the breakout star of music in 2018. “Boo’d Up” was the official anthem for 2018 while “Trip” became the gift that kept on giving.
This young girl from the UK named Ella Mai dropped a single that trumped (no pun intended) every singer out. In addition to the aforementioned releases, something amazing happened. Following not too far behind, legends Keith Sweat and Case reappeared with new albums. Leading ladies Mariah Carey, Tamia, and Toni Braxton all laid their hands on the table, showing that they can still compete after decades in music. But still, a great tour is a great tour! Who says R&B can’t have beef? Well, she kind of had to throw fellow singer Jeremih under the bus.
Their single “Apeshit” wasted no time taking over.Īlso, beloved Teyana Taylor finally released her highly-anticipated album “K.T.S.E.” and gave the people the tour that they wanted. Major highlights would include Beyoncé and Jay-Z teaming up as The Carters to officially release a joint album. 2018 for R&B has been quite the rollercoaster Some artists stepped up their game, some created nonsense, while others decided to make a comeback.
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