Jhene Aiko

Guys who are in committed relationships are members of a special club. Unlike single guys, they can't approach women for phone numbers or ask them out on dates, nor can they converse with them in that I'm-attracted-to-you kind of way. Of course there are guys who cheat and still act like they're single, but it's safe to assume that most guys in relationships try their best to be faithful... Read M

While her fans wait patiently for her debut album, 'Souled Out,' Jhene Aiko plans to drop an EP called 'Sail Out' in October. The first single from the effort is this summery track titled 'Bed Peace' featuring Childish Gambino.

Naya Rivera has done it again. Receiving 77.66 percent of the vote, she won this week's R&B Sound Off. Her opponent, The Weeknd, only walked away with 22.34 percent of the vote.

Instead of playing a show at Louisiana State University on Wednesday (Aug. 28), Jhene Aiko will be in bed resting after being involved in a car accident in Los Angeles on Monday (Aug. 26).

Hip-hop fans have been spoiled in 2013. It's been a year that's seen welcome comebacks and huge releases. Jay Z's 'Magna Carta Holy Grail,' Kanye West's 'Yeezus,' and J. Cole's 'Born Sinner' are just a few of the more memorable ones. R&B fans got their share of presents, too. Ju...

Songs like 'Comfort Inn Ending (Cont'd)' are why Jhene Aiko's debut album 'Souled Out' is so highly anticipated. The songstress released the new, No I.D.-produced effort last night. It's the latest in her 'Comfort Inn' series.

Jhene Aiko gives Tupac's classic 'Keep Ya Head Up' an R&B makeover.

Jhene Aiko is showing her many sides on her upcoming EP, 'Sail Out.'

Rapper Big Sean is giving fans a cautionary song about love and jealousy with 'Beware,' the first single from his upcoming LP, 'Hall of Fame.' Fellow rhymer Lil Wayne and singer Jhene Aiko also appear on the track.

Jhene Aiko has been pretty quiet these days. We're assuming she's hard at work on her debut album. In the meantime, the Def Jam singer will be featured on Drake's next LP, 'Nothing Was the Same.'