R&B Legend Teddy Riley Regrets Saying He Would Work With R. Kelly Again

Teddy Riley Dragged For Call To Forgive R. Kelly, Apologizes For Planning New Music With Convicted Crooner

The pioneer of New Jack Swing has officially changed his tune. On Friday, Teddy Riley took to social media to issue a formal retraction and apology after sparking a firestorm of criticism for suggesting he would collaborate with disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly.  Source: Prince Williams / Getty The legendary producer, who has worked with the likes of Bobby Brown, found himself in the hot seat following an in-depth interview with the Los Angeles Tim…

R&B Legend Teddy Riley Regrets Saying He Would Work With R. Kelly Again

Most artists might typically avoid working with R. Kelly for obvious reasons. Currently, the “Pied Piper of R&B” is serving 30 years in prison for racketeering, sex trafficking, and various charges related to abuse. However, there is a vocal minority that insists upon his innocence, particularly in his fan base. Moreover, some of his contemporaries like Teddy Riley have stuck behind R. Kelly due to his musicianship. In an interview with the Los …

Teddy Riley Faces Backlash Over R. Kelly Comments

Legendary producer Teddy Riley is facing intense backlash after publicly defending disgraced R&B singer R. Kelly in a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times. Riley’s remarks, which included expressing continued support for Kelly and revealing plans to release dozens of albums the singer reportedly recorded while incarcerated, quickly sparked outrage across social media and the music industry. In the interview, Riley described Kelly as an ar…

Teddy Riley Backtracks After R. Kelly Comments

Teddy Riley, the extremely influential R&B musician/producer and Blackstreet/Guy singer, is looking back on his heyday. The Songwriters Hall Of Fame member recently published the memoir Remember The Times, co-written with author Jake Brown, which reflects on the beginning of new jack swing. The book was actually written over a decade ago, but now it’s…