Classic Western R&B songs to listen to in autumn
Japan has four distinct seasons, and with the greenery turning red in autumn, many people may find themselves wanting to listen to calmer music that suits the scenery.
For those listeners, we’ve selected Western R&B with a touch of melancholy.
From tranquil R&B with a delicate feel to tracks wrapped in a sensual mood, we’ve picked songs from a wide range of styles.
There are brand-new releases as well, so if you love R&B and soul, please relax and enjoy to the very end.
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Classic Western R&B songs to listen to in autumn (51–60)
All Over NowBrian McKnight

This is a song included on Brian McKnight’s 2005 album “Gemini.” While Brian McKnight is often associated with heart-wrenching love songs and sentimental tracks, he also has songs like this one that are easy to listen to, with just the right tempo.
Don’tBryson Tiller

Bryson Tiller, an R&B singer who rose to popularity in the mid-2010s, isn’t just a classic R&B vocalist—he also has a rapper-like side, and lately he’s been releasing a lot of R&B infused with hip-hop.
Among his works, the track I especially recommend for autumn is “Don’t.” Wrapped in a stylish slow jam that defined the late 2010s and early 2020s, this song is perfect for the fall season, when summer fades and the chill begins to set in.
I Adore YouCaron Wheeler

This is a track by Caron Wheeler, who is also known as the vocalist of Soul II Soul.
It is included on the album “Mo’ Money,” released in 1992 as a movie soundtrack.
The song is characterized by a rhythmic yet laid-back vocal style.
Sometimes a love goes wrongCarrie Lucas

This is a song included on Carrie Lucas’s 1979 album “In Danceland.” Soon after her debut, Carrie Lucas became popular as a disco queen thanks to her model-like height and great style.
This track is a laid-back slow number that’s calming to listen to.
Classic Western R&B songs to listen to in autumn (61–70)
RoseChlöe

This piece is notable for its sweet vocals and delicate melodies.
Centered on themes of self-love and self-affirmation, it celebrates the strength of not relying on others’ approval.
It’s the sixth track on the album Trouble in Paradise, released in August 2024.
The song captures Chloe’s growth and willingness to take on new challenges.
Blending an R&B foundation with pop elements, it showcases Chloe’s uniquely distinctive vocals.
It’s recommended for anyone who wants to cherish themselves or is on a journey of self-discovery.
Why not listen to it alone on a calm autumn evening and let it sink in?
Where I Wanna BeDonell Jones

One of the albums that has become indispensable when talking about R&B is Where I Wanna Be.
It was crafted by Donell Jones.
This album includes many of his major hits.
Among them, the standout I’d recommend is the title track, Where I Wanna Be.
Its beautiful harmonies further highlight Donell Jones’s vocals.
If you like it, be sure to listen to the album all the way through.
Love,Love,LoveDonny Hathaway

It’s a song included on Donny Hathaway’s 1973 release Extension of a Man.
Although it’s a cover, it’s said that he arranged and performed it with influences from Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye.
The track is notable for its sophisticated arrangement and Hathaway’s powerful, refined vocals.





