Is This The 'Right Way' For Sam Salter? Umm...Not So Much
The late '90s saw a rash of R&B male singers that received airplay on the tube and radio, but were seldom heard from since. Singers such as Rell, Case, Tony Rich and Sam Salter all fall within this category. Luckily for Sam, his luck has not run out just yet, and has a new song that will I'm sure he hopes will catch our attention. Those of you familiar with Sam Salter from his Midnight Love slow jams "Once My Shhh, Always My Shhh" or "There You Are" will appreciate this somewhat tired, formulaic song that sounds very much like...what else? Late '90s R&B. This being said, it won't make it into my Bedroom Breakdown playlist. But for all of you jonesing for a sound that doesn't have the same overused electronic talk box (à la Zapp) over an R&B track, this will likely make it onto your newest slow grind mixtape.Sam Salter: "Right Way"
Before Robin Thicke became the man, there once was a time when Jon B. was the male white chocolate soul singer du jour. Dude was pretty nice with his. I mean, who else do you know could do duets with Babyface and Tupac and make it work in both instances? His music could take you from the dance floor to the bedroom in one album, and I know many a sista who wouldn't have minded him adding a little milk to their coffee. But as is the case with many artists who ride the fame train for as long as they can, he fell off with a jarring thud. After his last two albums barely registered on anyone's radar, it now appears that he's dusting off his mic and trying to get back into the game once again by reinventing his sound. 
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