Slow Jam Saturday: Destiny’s Child, “Cater 2 U”
If “Soldier” sets the stage for a woman’s initial attraction to a man, then “Cater 2 U” takes that dynamic to the next level by exploring the deepening desire for intimacy. In this empowering anthem, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams express their commitment to being ideal partners by genuinely catering to their significant other’s wants and needs.
Second Listen Sunday: The Floacist, “The Floacist presents Floetic Soul.”
Arriving in stores on November 9th, 2010, “The Floacist presents Floetic Soul” was led by the single “Forever” featuring Musiq Soulchild. A sensual slow jam written by Stewart and produced by J.R. Hutson, “Forever” explores the unwavering and enduring nature of love. The lyrics convey a deep connection between two individuals who have overcome challenges and found solace in each other’s presence. Stewart’s voice perfectly complements Musiq as they sing about unconditional love and support, expressing their willingness to meet any needs or desires their loved one may have.
Second Listen Sunday: Dwayne Wiggins’, “Eyes Never Lie”
The year was 1987, and in the world of sports, The Giants won the Super Bowl, the Lakers won the NBA, and the Minnesota Twins won baseball. In television, the world would get their introduction to “The Simpsons,” in cinema, Eddie Murphy would appear in his first sequel.
Slow Saturday: Big Bub, “Settle Down”
The year was 1987, and in the world of sports, The Giants won the Super Bowl, the Lakers won the NBA, and the Minnesota Twins won baseball. In television, the world would get their introduction to “The Simpsons,” in cinema, Eddie Murphy would appear in his first sequel.
Second Listen Sunday: The Whispers, “Just Gets Better With Time”
The year was 1987, and in the world of sports, The Giants won the Super Bowl, the Lakers won the NBA, and the Minnesota Twins won baseball. In television, the world would get their introduction to “The Simpsons,” in cinema, Eddie Murphy would appear in his first sequel.
Slow Jam Saturday: Donell Jones, “I Hope That Its You”
Chicago-based R&B singer Donell Jones’s career went to the next level in 1999 with his sophomore album “Where I Wanna Be.”
Second Listen Sunday: Coko, “Hot Coko”
Cheryl Elizabeth Gamble, aka Coko, was one of the prominent voices of the nineties as a member of a beloved R&B trio.
Slow Jam Saturday: Terry Ellis, “Wherever You Are”
No matter what the music genre is in groups, every member has some solo aspirations.
Second Listen Sunday Blackstreet “Finally”
Arriving in stores on March 23, “Finally” was led by the single “Take Me There,” which also served as the theme song for the animated feature film The Rugrats Movie. Mya and rappers Mase and Blinky Blink were featured on the song, which Riley produced and co-wrote with Tamara Savage. At its essence, ‘Take Me There’ embodies a captivating portrayal of the yearning to transcend reality and immerse oneself in a realm of marvel and imagination. The lyrics encapsulate a profound longing for an enchanting place where boundless possibilities exist and aspirations materialize into reality. Given the group’s popularity then, the collaboration made perfect sense and was a song that parents and kids could jam to.
Slow Jam Saturday: Dave Hollister, Can’t Stay
This week’s Slow Jam Saturday pick takes us to the Windy City to highlight Dave Hollister and his song “Can’t Stay.”
Flashback Friday Eric Roberson Single Review
Last weekend, Mr. Eric Roberson, an iconic figure in independent R&B, performed at The Birchmere, America’s Legendary Music Hall in Alexandria, VA, for two unforgettable nights.
Second Listen Sunday: Tito Jackson, “Tito Time”
Carrying the appropriate moniker “Tito Time,” it arrived in stores on December 21st, 2016. For the first single, “Get It Baby,” Tito linked up with legendary MC Big Daddy Kane. The song encapsulates a vivacious and flirtatious examination of attraction and longing. It effectively encapsulates the thrill of encountering someone special and the dynamic connection between two individuals. The overarching theme centers on lighthearted and spontaneous romance, underscoring the significance of relishing the present moment and deriving pleasure from relationships.