On this episode of R&B Thru Z, Poetic Black takes a deep dive into Finally Over It (The Afterparty) by Summer Walker, the extended chapter of one of modern R&B’s most emotionally honest eras.

This project isn’t just a deluxe — it’s a reflection, a release, and a declaration of growth. Through lush production, vulnerable songwriting, and soul-rooted sonic arrangements, Summer Walker walks listeners through heartbreak, boundaries, healing, and self-clarity. From introspective ballads to confident, no-nonsense records, Finally Over It (The Afterparty) captures the emotional evolution of an artist who is no longer explaining herself — she’s standing on it.

Poetic Black breaks the album down track by track using the Part Harmony Rating System, evaluating each song across five core metrics: production, mood, lyrics, sonic arrangement, and sentiment. The episode also includes The Tally, where the final album score is calculated and compared to other credible five-metric ratings, plus this week’s edition of Black’s No Cap Top Five Alive, spotlighting the R&B artists making the biggest impact right now.

This is R&B with context, culture, and clarity — from A to Z.

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