Best songs until I find better ones

“Right Where I Wanna Be” is a late-night soul album built for grown-folk conversations, dim lights, and real connection.

Blending modern R&B, Southern blues, and neo-soul textures, Wilson Wilson & The Fryers deliver a warm, groove-heavy sound that sits somewhere between a juke-joint band and a smooth midnight radio station.

Rhodes chords drift under clean blues guitar, deep 808 slides move through the low end, and the rhythm stays laid-back but hypnotic — creating a vibe that feels both classic and modern.

These songs tell stories about love, patience, grown-up relationships, and the quiet moments that matter the most.

From dance-floor grooves like “Grown Folks Get Down” to intimate slow burns like “Last One on the Floor,” the album moves between smoky soul, modern blues, and late-night R&B energy.


Low-Key Love

“Stay” is a late-night R&B story about two people sharing a quiet moment in a sleeping city, knowing the night will end but not wanting to let it go. With neon lights outside and silence filling the room, the song captures the tension between leaving and staying - a simple request to pause time and remain together just a little longer, until morning comes.

Better Now

Måns Zelmerlöw

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