Some voices don’t just sing the lyrics; they carry the weight of the story. That’s exactly what Jamal Roberts does in his stunning cover of “End of the Road,” a timeless Boyz II Men classic. Uploaded in early 2024, this stripped-down performance already has over 7,700 views, and for good reason: it feels like a time machine to a golden era of soul, but with a voice that feels brand new.
Clocking in at just under two minutes, Jamal makes every second count. From the opening lines, his tone is smooth and full of longing, capturing the heartbreak and pleading that made the original iconic. He doesn’t over-sing; he lets the melody breathe, letting emotion rise and fall naturally. When he reaches “Although we’ve come to the end of the road…” it feels like both a goodbye and a promise. And that final falsetto run? Flawless.
Jamal Roberts – End of the Road (Boyz II Men Cover)
There’s no big production here; just a mic, a clean backdrop and a voice that commands attention. The comment section is filled with nostalgia, praise, and fans begging for a full-length version. Jamal clearly knows how to connect; not by doing too much, but by doing just enough to let the song shine through him.
If this cover gave you chills, be sure to revisit Jamal’s recent take on “ICU” by Coco Jones; another showcase of his smooth tone, delicate phrasing, and quiet emotional pull.
Jamal Roberts – ICU (Coco Jones Cover)
Together, these two performances show Jamal’s gift for making R&B classics feel personal and new; like you’re hearing them for the first time, even if you’ve known them your whole life.
Keep following Jamal on YouTube and social platforms, where he’s quickly building a catalog of soulful covers that feel more like confessions than performances.