Top R&B and Soul Songs New Zealand

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My Baby Loves Lovin' cover
My Baby Loves Lovin'

Wanderley

2
1999 (7" Mono Promo-Only Edit) [2019 Remaster] cover
1999 (7" Mono Promo-Only Edit) [2019 Remaster]

Prince

3
Love Me Not cover
Love Me Not

Ravyn Lenae

4
I Hate You cover
I Hate You

Ariana

5
How Will I Know cover
How Will I Know

Whitney Houston

6
Baby I Need Your Loving cover
Baby I Need Your Loving

Four Tops

7
Never Can Say Goodbye cover
Never Can Say Goodbye

Gloria Gaynor

8
I Will Survive cover
I Will Survive

Gloria Gaynor

9
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' cover
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'

Righteous Brothers

10
I Just Called To Say I Love You cover
I Just Called To Say I Love You

Céline Dion & Stevie Wonder

11
Land of 1000 Dances cover
Land of 1000 Dances

Wilson Pickett

12
Daddy Cool cover
Daddy Cool

Boney M.

13
Good, Good Lovin' cover
Good, Good Lovin'

James Brown

14
Best of My Love cover
Best of My Love

The Emotions

15
Everlasting Love cover
Everlasting Love

Carl Carlton

16
Rock the Boat cover
Rock the Boat

The Hues Corporation

17
Wonderful World cover
Wonderful World

Sam Cooke

18
Good Timin' cover
Good Timin'

Jimmy Jones

19
Let's Hear It for the Boy cover
Let's Hear It for the Boy

Deniece Williams

20
Little Red Corvette (Dance Remix Promo-Only Edit) [2019 Remaster] cover
Little Red Corvette (Dance Remix Promo-Only Edit) [2019 Remaster]

Prince

21
Family Affair cover
Family Affair

Mary J. Blige

22
She Works Hard for the Money cover
She Works Hard for the Money

Donna Summer

23
Mr Sandman cover
Mr Sandman

The Chordettes

24
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours) cover
Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)

Céline Dion & Stevie Wonder

25
Talk It Over cover
Talk It Over

Grayson Hugh

26
End of the Road cover
End of the Road

Boyz II Men

27
Easy Lover cover
Easy Lover

Philip Bailey

28
Motownphilly cover
Motownphilly

Boyz II Men

29
Walk Away Renee cover
Walk Away Renee

Four Tops

30
Cruisin' (Mono Version) cover
Cruisin' (Mono Version)

Smokey Robinson

31
Breakout cover
Breakout

Swing Out Sister

32
Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine?) cover
Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine?)

The Penguins

33
What Becomes of the Brokenhearted cover
What Becomes of the Brokenhearted

Jimmy Ruffin

34
Watchin' U cover
Watchin' U

Ardijah

35
Chevy Van cover
Chevy Van

Sammy Johns

36
Tucker's Daughter cover
Tucker's Daughter

Ian Moss

37
Disturbia cover
Disturbia

Nicki Minaj & Rihanna

38
Celebration cover
Celebration

Kool & The Gang

39
Teardrops cover
Teardrops

Womack & Womack

40
You Can't Hurry Love cover
You Can't Hurry Love

The Supremes

Best radio stations for R&B / Soul

New Zealand’s R&B and Soul scene is a vibrant mix of timeless classics and the freshest contemporary hits. Whether you’re tuning in from Auckland, Wellington, or Christchurch, the airwaves are currently dominated by a blend of smooth vocals and rhythmic beats that define the genre's enduring appeal. Right now, listeners are gravitating toward modern masterpieces like Brent Faiyaz’s "Outside All Night" and Khalid’s "OTW," which showcase the sleek, atmospheric production defining the current global R&B landscape. These tracks sit alongside heavy hitters from Chris Brown, whose hits like "With You" and "Superhuman" continue to be staples for Kiwis who appreciate a perfect melodic hook.

What makes the New Zealand R&B experience truly special is the deep appreciation for the golden eras of the 90s and early 2000s. There is a palpable sense of nostalgia as iconic anthems from TLC and Destiny’s Child remain in heavy rotation, bringing the unmistakable energy of "Waterfalls" and "Jumpin', Jumpin'" to a new generation of fans. This love for the classics extends to the soulful storytelling of Wyclef Jean, whose tracks like "Sweetest Girl" and "Two Wrongs" still resonate deeply with local audiences, bridging the gap between hip-hop flair and soul sensibility.

Furthermore, the inclusion of homegrown legends like Nesian Mystik with "For the People" highlights the unique Polynesian influence that has shaped the local R&B identity over the decades. Even the vintage soul sounds of the Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose find a place in the hearts of New Zealanders, proving that great music knows no era. This eclectic mix of international chart-toppers and sentimental favorites creates a rich listening experience that celebrates the very best of the genre. If you are looking for a soundtrack that combines smooth grooves with heartfelt lyrics, the current R&B and Soul trends in New Zealand offer the perfect balance of new-school cool and old-school soul.