
Founded in 2023, Theoretikally R&B (TRNB) is the passion project of longtime college friends. Commonly described as a safe space for R&B, TRNB provides the opportunity to immerse in deep discussion around the soulful sounds, artistry and culture of the genre. Much more than a podcast, Theoretikally R&B is a community dedicated to creating a place to listen, laugh, and learn about all things rhythm... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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On this episode of Theoretikally R&B we discuss same title different song. From the first song to the last hit, this episode is stacked with soulful interpretations of everyday phrases! Starting with 'if you love me' to 'call my name', some of our fa... more
On this episode of Theoretikally R&B we discuss positive mood music. Whether it is Maze ' Happy Feelings' or the title track, 'Smile' by lil Duval, these songs are lyrical smiles and feel good music to accompany any good mood. So hit play, fall int... more
On this episode og Theoretikally R&B, we discuss undeniable beats and instrumentation! The kind of grooves where the words are an afterthought because the beat has already made the song a hit! Whether its Parliament or Chris Brown, the question isn't... more
On this episode of Theoretikally R&B we talk about songs that emphasize the effect of good loving. Whether its New Birth's 'Been such a long time' or Jodeci's 'Feenin', this episode goes over some of the strongest declarations of "Bring your lovin b... more
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These two fellas are hilarious. I truly enjoy listening to their banter about R&B music. They don’t only speak from personal preferences but they know the history of R&B extremely well and introduce me to music I hadn’t previously heard. I definitely enjoy this podcast. Great music and laughs to go along with it.
I really enjoy this ride through R&B. There are times I have no idea what to expect based on the title of the show, but I know I’m in for a good time regardless. Every episode has me laughing, learning, and vibing through the ride … from old school classics up to the new school gems.
I love being reminded of songs I haven’t heard in a while, and appreciate being put onto new ones I can add to my playlists.
You can hear the love for R&B all through each episode, and it makes the whole experienc... more
This podcast is such a fun, grown space that celebrates everything I love about R&B. The conversations feel open and safe, and each episode touches on different topics within the genre in a way that feels thoughtful, nostalgic, and real. I also love that I’m constantly discovering new music along the way.
The hosts have such different perspectives, and that balance makes every episode interesting and full of personality. If you’re an R&B fan or just love good conversation, this is definitely a ... more
I enjoy the topics and the hosts. Keep creating!!!
I am enjoying this show! It’s what we didn’t know we needed but I’m happy you knew. This show brings back so many good memories! ❤️ I’m listening to the most recent episodes and the only problem is the sound is low.
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Two hosts and a rotating cast of guests guide deep, music-forward discussions around rhythm and blues, blending historical context with contemporary perspectives. Episodes mix track-by-track commentary, cultural storytelling, and personal anecdotes to illuminate the genre's history, craft, and social dynamics, all delivered with playful banter and a DJ-style energy. Listeners can expect thoughtful analyses, nostalgic storytelling, and approachable conversations that celebrate R&B while inviting diverse viewpoints and live-event moments that extend beyond the mic. A notable strength is the safe-space vibe and strong chemistry among hosts, which helps make even complex topics feel accessible and entertaining for devoted R&B fans and casual li... more
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