The-Dream Reacts To New Female R&B Singers (Summer Walker, DaniLeigh, Ann Marie) | The Cosign

Hi how are things? This is The Dream, you know what it is. I'm here at Genius and I'm about to get into The Cosign and I'll see if I rock with these new

singers

for the next generation. The first thing I do when I get a request from Beyoncé or someone who's probably just her in her own world, is to just base it on the message she's trying to send to the universe at any given moment. It's in her life. It really depends on the reading and my reading is basically where that person is in their life right now.

I think with R&B, the part that holds it together is the person-to-person contact and relationships, the ups and downs, and the world...what the world is going through. The times make R&B what R&B is. There are a lot of great girls on the way and you know they will probably be here for the next 15 years. So yeah, I'm really excited about that. Oh, this is great. Yes, I love voices. The voices remind me of Total. I like little children dancing. You have the children dancing! Yeah, the vocal tone that reminds me of that space that Total was in, which is what I loved about them, is really simple and melodic.

It's just raw talent. It's pretty cool. Good clean video. Just in the park, hanging out. This looks like fun. I mean this space is a lot of spaces. It's India. It's Lauryn, of course. Definitely that early 2000s vibe. Beautiful. Beautiful. Very confident. It reminds me of the space where the trees are. Where it's like they just grew in that space. You can miss its beauty if you don't pay attention. Yes, that's what it is. Yes, this is one of my favorite albums. Love. I need to make about nine albums with it. Yeah! This is more of my life here, it's part of growing up.

And of course it's Atlanta. Of course. Do you have that Mustang 5.0 there, honey? Come on man! Nostalgia at its finest. It's not really like I'm breaking the rules, but it's very classy. She is her own machine easily. I think it's so much bigger than this video that my mind is kind of imploding. It sounds like the song was trending and then someone said, "Okay, let's record something with this song." But it's bigger than that. You know the song is the song. It's really catchy. But I think she is much bigger than what this video is. I saw it in the first 20 seconds.

It's not about improving. I'm pretty sure she loves it and I love it. If you love her, I love her. It's more that I have a bigger idea of ​​someone than of themselves, because I'm sure she says, "Give me the world!" it's just about making sure that your team or whoever you're operating with understands that you know her plight and where it could really go. It sounds really good. There's that breakbeat again. I got that SWV vibe. I feel like doing wop and shit. I feel like doing my Puffy shit! Oh! Oh! Take that! I'm excited to see where it goes from this space.

The thing about us writers is that we have many different lanes that we can choose to follow, and it's whether we can compartmentalize them to stay in a certain place to deliver to you what you need and fix in that space. Or we go all the way and lose, you know, what we started with. So hopefully he'll have another breakbeat after this one. I already like this. Check it out. Slowly approaching the palm trees there. Damn B! She downplays her voice to the point of making me angry. Sometimes it's great to play these melodies, these melodic spaces, but then there's a time and a place where you separate yourself from what you know from your counterparts, if you can.

If you have and possess the talent. Yeah, I would have loved to hear that B section and the hook come up and give me a nudge and let me hear the next tone. Instead of staying like in that monotonous, stagnant place so he can tell you at the end of her voice that she knows exactly how to control him. I can't place her tone toward anyone. I can definitely say that she can probably sing her heart out. To be honest, of the six, she probably has that biggest place that you know to go to outside of R&B, where she just becomes a phenomenon on a different spectrum.

So today I'm here at The Cosign and I'm co-signing Summer Walker. Represent ATL, Georgia. What struck me about Summer Walker, I guess more, is the automatic future nostalgia for who she is. It's almost like you can take her out five years and go back to this moment and you can see what you know is happening. She seems the most confident and comfortable in that space and that is my endorsement. I think they have a bright future if they want it to be. I just need everyone to go further and I think we are waiting for the best option.