R'n'B

R'n'B, or Rhythm and Blues, is a genre of popular music that originated in the African American community in the 1940s. It combines elements of jazz, blues, and gospel music, characterized by its emotive vocals and strong backbeats. Over time, R'n'B has evolved, influencing and overlapping with styles like soul, funk, and hip-hop. Modern R'n'B often features smooth production, catchy melodies, and themes of love, relationships, and personal experiences. Notable artists include Stevie Wonder, Whitney Houston, and contemporary figures like Beyoncé and Usher, who have helped shape the genre's sound and appeal across generations.