Raquelle Harris

Aug 2, 2024 | thisisrnb.com | Raquelle Harris

Track star turned R&B singer/songwriter, CORRINN is back after a three-year hiatus with his latest single, “Get It,” a sensual groove, with a contemporary R&B vibe. Written by CORRINN and produced by Regg Smith (Celine Dion, Ne-Yo + G-Unit), it’s a must-add to your playlist for the bedroom and beyond. Blistering bass and snappy synths accompany his sinewy vocals as he urges his bae to enjoy good sex whenever and wherever.

Jun 27, 2024 | thisisrnb.com | Raquelle Harris

After an almost 10-year hiatus, Eric Benét is back with his trademark sound on “Something We Can Make Love To,” a sultry ballad with Tamar Braxton. The lead single from the singer/songwriter’s upcoming Duets EP gives authentic R&B as their vocals create an ethereal eargasm. Released on Benét’s label, JBR Records, it’s written and produced by Laney Stewart and Tricky Stewart (Tyla, Beyoncé, Rihanna).

May 6, 2024 | thisisrnb.com | Raquelle Harris

You can tell that Gospel dynamo, Koryn Hawthorne has been sangin’ — yes, sangin‘– since she was seven. The Grammy nominee’s robust vocals are unstoppable with well-deserved accolades. When her debut album shattered Billboard’s Hot Gospel Songs Chart in 2018, she claimed the title of longest reign by a female artist, with her infectious #1 smash hit  “Won’t He Do It,” which she performed as a guest star on OWN’s, Greenleaf.

Mar 22, 2024 | blacklove.com | Raquelle Harris |Mariel Turner

Regina King had to learn many traits to take on the role of Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm in the new Netflix film “Shirley.” The Oscar-winning actress had to study Chisholm’s mannerisms, adopt a Barbadian accent, and learn what it takes to run a presidential campaign. The most important, and personal, characteristic she had to learn, however, was resilience. King told Black Love that working on the film taught her just how resilient she really is and the true meaning of family.

Mar 22, 2024 | blacklove.com | Raquelle Harris |Mariel Turner

When we commit to “for better or for worse,” we hope “till death do us part” won’t arrive until decades later. No one wants to face the unimaginable tragedy of losing the love of their life. Learning how to balance grief with self-love is critical for the widowed as they adjust to their new normal. “Death will make you see things differently,” says Daveia Odoi, reflecting on how her perspective shifted after her husband, Edmund, died.