R&B Money

Deon Cole—comedian, actor, writer, and producer—pulls up for a masterclass on craft and longevity. With Tank & J. Valentine, Deon breaks down the evolution from late-night writers’ rooms to Netflix specials (Charleen’s Boy) and dramatic turns on screen, the discipline it takes to build an hour, and how real life shapes the jokes. We get into timing, story, audience connection, and what it means to keep leveling up without losing your voice.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vincent Herbert sits down with Tank & J. Valentine to unpack the executive side of R&B and pop: discovering and developing artists, shaping records from demo to delivery, and building the teams that turn moments into movements. From the studio floor to boardroom strategy, Vincent breaks down how A&R, production, and marketing align—what makes a single undeniable, how to protect an artist’s identity, and when to take creative risks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacob Latimore, singer, songwriter, and actor—breaks down the discipline behind his records, the lessons learned on set, and how he balances leading roles (including The Chi) with building a catalog that keeps fans locked in. From early breakthroughs to new chapters, Jacob opens up about craft, faith, and consistency. Hosts: Tank & J. Valentine — R&B MoneyLive From The Sun Rose — @thesunrosewesthollywood @thesunrosemusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 4 keeps moving with the incomparable Amerie—singer, songwriter, and architect of a groove that reshaped the 2000s. Live with Tank & J. Valentine, Amerie breaks down the making of her signature sound, the discipline behind the pen and vocal stacks, and how she continues to evolve as a creative across music and culture. We talk albums, global moments, and what it takes to build records that still move dance floors and timelines.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 4 keeps rolling with B2K, the group that defined an era with chart-topping records, tight choreography, and stadium energy. Live with Tank & J. Valentine, the fellas revisit the grind behind the early singles—“Uh Huh,” “Gots Ta Be,” “Girlfriend,” “Bump, Bump, Bump”—and the blueprint that made B2K a movement. We unpack the studio process, vocal stacks, show rehearsals, and what it takes to keep the music timeless while introducing it to a new generation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.