BIO

With a rich background in music, INCOMPARABLE REGGIE BOONE has captivated audiences with soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Born in Kinston, North Carolina,  REGGIE BOONE draws inspiration from gospel and R&B traditions.  "No More" is a popular R&B/Gospel single by Reggie Boone featuring Felton Pilate (from the funk group Con Funk Shun). Released on Boone's  album In A Perfect World, the song has gained significant traction on urban adult contemporary radio stations. Instagram +2Song Meaning and Context

• Social Justice: The song is an anthem addressing racial inequality and social justice issues in urban communities.
• Lyrical Themes: It features poignant lyrics such as "No more mothers crying, no more brothers dying," reflecting on the pain and resilience within the Black community.
• Musical Style: It blends Boone’s soulful, gospel-inflected vocals with Pilate’s veteran funk and R&B production. 

Radio Airplay As of early 2026, the song continues to be a staple on various soulful and classic R&B radio programs:

• WHUR 96.3 FM (Washington, D.C.): Frequently featured on their rotation.
• Classix 102.9 FM (Atlanta): Often played for local audiences.
• HDMS Radio: Featured on Simone Malone's "Soulful Sounds of Afternoon Delight". Facebook +2

Note: This song is distinct from Pat Boone’s 1997 metal cover album "No More Mr. Nice Guy". Facebook +2Would you like to find more radio stations that play Reggie Boone or see the full tracklist from his In A Perfect World album?