Penned by Motown songwriter Norman Whitfield, Rose Royce originally performed the song for the 1976 Car Wash soundtrack. It’s easy to feel the pain of a breakup in this soaring, soulful single from Mary J. The downtempo track, off 2011’s Take Care, not only became a Top 40 hit, but spawned a variety of inspired remixes, including those by Teyana Taylor and Lil Wayne. Drake: Marvin’s Roomĭrake sings from the point of view of a drunk, heartbroken, and frustrated young man, who has just returned home from the clubs and decides to call his ex.
That’s the story in The Jackson 5’s 1969 Motown debut, “I Want You Back.” The simple, yet deliciously catchy single caught the hearts of a nation – and became the group’s first of four consecutive No.1 hits. Jackson Five: I Want You Backīoy meets girl boy doesn’t appreciate what he has girl leaves him for another boy…and now he wants her back. The guitar and mandolin-driven ballad, which Stewart based on his first sexual experience ten years earlier, became one of his signature hits and best breakup songs. 3 She’s already got some massive features under her belt.Click to load video Rod Stewart: Maggie MayĪ young man realizes that his ongoing fling with an older woman is messing with his emotions and keeping him from moving on in life in this 1971 classic from Rod Stewart. If you don’t know what good riffing sounds like, prepare to be amazed. YEBBA’s vocal control is out of this world. On September 30, 2016, YEBBA blessed the world with a live performance of “My Mind” at Sofar New York. This is less of a fact and more of a request for everyone to stop what they’re doing and listen to this song. This is my reflection.” 2 “My Mind” is one of the greatest songs you’ll ever hear. To me, this is not a stage name it’s not an alter ego it’s not some great declaration. I’m making a promise to keep searching for my own reflection. “…Out of love and respect for my mother and life itself, I’m changing my artist name to YEBBA. My mom saw this, and… being the comedian she thought she was, she began to call me her ‘YEBBA’.
‘YEBBA’ sloppily became my signature, instead of ‘Abbey’. “The first time I ever wrote my name was on a 2-octave keyboard my parents gave me. She wrote a poignant Facebook post explaining that she would officially change her stage name to “YEBBA.” The singer explained: Image via Instagram / 2016, YEBBA lost her mother to suicide.
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