Title: Bryson Tiller — Solace & The Vices Album Review

On this episode of R&B Thru Z, Poetic Black dives deep into Bryson Tiller’s expansive 24-track project Solace & The Vices — a dual-minded exploration of introspection, temptation, emotional conflict, and personal evolution.

We break down the album using the signature Part Harmony Rating System, evaluating each track across five core metrics: Production, Mood, Lyrics, Sonic Arrangement, and Sentiment. From the introspective space of Solace to the bold energy of The Vices, this project reveals the full spectrum of Tiller’s artistry — from vulnerability and self-reflection to desire, distraction, and life’s constant tug-of-war.

Poetic Black also delivers:

• A deep Rhythm Report tying today’s cultural and historical context to the music
• A track-by-track analysis with talking points you won’t hear anywhere else
• The official R&B Thru Z album rating
• Black’s No Cap Top Five Alive — the most influential R&B artists this week

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to Tiller’s catalog, this episode breaks down the project in a way that feels like the music — honest, layered, and real.

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In this powerful episode of R&B Thru Z, Poetic Black dives deep into one of the most influential albums in music history — The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill by Lauryn Hill. This isn’t just a review — it’s a full cultural breakdown.

Joined by special guest K’Diva — a gifted singer, songwriter, and poet — the conversation explores the album’s production, lyricism, emotional depth, sonic arrangement, and lasting impact on R&B, hip-hop, and soul. Together, we apply the R&B Thru Z Part Harmony rating system, giving this classic a thoughtful, track-by-track evaluation rooted in both technical insight and lived experience.

From themes of love, identity, motherhood, spirituality, and self-worth, to Lauryn Hill’s genre-defying sound, this episode honors the legacy while asking real questions about artistry, vulnerability, and timeless music.

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On this episode of R&B Thru Z, Poetic Black takes a deep dive into Finally Over It (The Afterparty) by Summer Walker, the extended chapter of one of modern R&B’s most emotionally honest eras.

This project isn’t just a deluxe — it’s a reflection, a release, and a declaration of growth. Through lush production, vulnerable songwriting, and soul-rooted sonic arrangements, Summer Walker walks listeners through heartbreak, boundaries, healing, and self-clarity. From introspective ballads to confident, no-nonsense records, Finally Over It (The Afterparty) captures the emotional evolution of an artist who is no longer explaining herself — she’s standing on it.

Poetic Black breaks the album down track by track using the Part Harmony Rating System, evaluating each song across five core metrics: production, mood, lyrics, sonic arrangement, and sentiment. The episode also includes The Tally, where the final album score is calculated and compared to other credible five-metric ratings, plus this week’s edition of Black’s No Cap Top Five Alive, spotlighting the R&B artists making the biggest impact right now.

This is R&B with context, culture, and clarity — from A to Z.

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In this episode of R&B Thru Z, we’re diving into Fridayy’s album “Some Days I’m Good, Some Days I’m Not.” We’re going track-by-track, breaking down the vibes, the lyrics, and the stories behind each song. Expect deep commentary on the production, vocal highlights, and the emotional journey that Fridayy takes us on. If you’re a fan of soulful R&B that swings between introspection and those laid-back, feel-good moments, you won’t want to miss this one.

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This episode of R&B Thru Z features short clips of music for review and commentary purposes. All rights to the music belong to the respective copyright owners. We do not claim any ownership of the featured songs, and this podcast aims solely to provide educational and critical discussion for our listeners.

R&B Thru Z, hosted by Poetic Black, is where rhythm, storytelling, and culture meet. Each episode breaks down the legends, the new wave, and the moments that shaped R&B — from album commentary and artist histories to weekly heat rankings and current-day industry updates.

This show blends raw insight, musical knowledge, and a passion for the craft, giving listeners a deeper look into the soundtracks of our lives. Whether you’re an R&B head or just discovering the classics, this podcast takes you on a journey from A to Z.

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Any music or audio excerpts used in this podcast appear strictly for critique, commentary, review, and educational discussion under fair-use guidelines. All rights belong to their respective owners.