What does Feelin' You sound like?

A vibrant blend of hip-hop and R&B grooves that invite both introspection and dance. Rooted in gangsta rap and hardcore hip-hop.

What makes Feelin' You by N.O.R.E. notable?

'Feelin' You' became notable for its cross-genre appeal, charting on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs. It exemplified the rise of reggaeton influences in mainstream hip-hop during the early 2000s, which had lasting effects on future artists. In December 2002, N.O.R.E. was navigating a transitional phase following his successful debut album, 'N.O.R.E.', released in 1998. 'Feelin' You' showcased his ability to meld commercial appeal with urban storytelling, positioning him as a versatile figure in the evolving hip-hop landscape.

Who is Feelin' You for?

Feelin' You works well if you're into danceable grooves for social vibes, front-loaded energy to kickstart and soulful melodies for feel-good moments.

How many songs are on Feelin' You?

Feelin' You has 5 tracks, running approximately 29 minutes.

Feelin' You

N.O.R.E. · 2002

29 min · 5 tracks · gangsta rap

A vibrant blend of hip-hop and R&B grooves that invite both introspection and dance.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Feelin’ You (Part I) — This track is the centerpiece of the album, merging catchy hooks with relatable themes of attraction and desire, showcasing N.O.R.E.'s lyrical charm.
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Feelin’ You (Nu Soul dance mix) — The Nu Soul dance mix elevates the original with its infectious rhythm and smooth instrumentation, appealing to both hip-hop and R&B audiences.
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Feelin’ You (club mix) — This extended version emphasizes dancefloor energy, featuring beats that cater to club settings while maintaining lyrical depth, reflecting N.O.R.E.'s versatility.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

danceable grooves for social vibes
front-loaded energy to kickstart
soulful melodies for feel-good moments
gradual build-up to rhythmic climax

Maybe skip if you

prefer slower, reflective music
seek standalone tracks only

Where this album fits

Career context: In December 2002, N.O.R.E. was navigating a transitional phase following his successful debut album, 'N.O.R.E.', released in 1998. 'Feelin' You' showcased his ability to meld commercial appeal with urban storytelling, positioning him as a versatile figure in the evolving hip-hop landscape.
Stylistic neighbors: Capone-N-Noreaga· Fat Joe· Jadakiss