Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 14th, 2026: These Are the Times
Tonight’s Grown & Sexy Slow Jams follows familiar voices through attraction, devotion and the harder conversations that follow. Dru Hill, Ginuwine, Beyoncé and Aaliyah help lead a ten-song sequence built for an unhurried evening. Press Play to begin, or choose the song that fits your mood.
Dru Hill — “These Are the Times”
Dru Hill opens with a patient declaration of attraction. The group’s harmonies and expressive lead vocal make “These Are the Times” a warm entrance, with enough space for the feeling to build.
Ginuwine — “Stingy”
Ginuwine brings a close, conversational tone to “Stingy.” Its restrained rhythm keeps the mood intimate while his vocal turns a possessive title into a confession about wanting someone near.
Beyoncé — “Dangerously in Love 2”
Beyoncé raises the emotional intensity with “Dangerously in Love 2.” The swelling performance places commitment at the center, giving the set a dramatic peak without abandoning its ballad pace.
Faith Evans — “I Love You”
Faith Evans adds a gentle rhythmic lift with “I Love You.” Her assured delivery and layered harmonies keep the declaration direct, making this a natural bridge between the bigger vocal moments.
112 — “Love You Like I Did”
112 brings the focus back to group harmony on “Love You Like I Did.” The pleading lead and supporting voices make regret feel personal, beginning the queue’s more reflective stretch.
Aaliyah — “I Care 4 U”
Aaliyah answers that tension with the tender reassurance of “I Care 4 U.” Her understated phrasing draws attention inward, letting the song’s promise of comfort carry the performance.
Floetry — “Getting Late”
Floetry stretches the atmosphere with “Getting Late.” Singing and spoken phrasing share the space, while the unhurried arrangement invites listeners to settle into the track rather than rush toward its resolution.
Jagged Edge — “Goodbye”
Jagged Edge gives the mood a bittersweet turn with “Goodbye.” The harmonies hold together a difficult farewell, balancing the desire to stay with the recognition that a relationship may be ending.
Dave Hollister — “Can't Stay”
Dave Hollister’s “Can’t Stay” keeps the emotional conversation grounded. His rich vocal gives the song its weight, carrying the tension between attachment and the need to step away.
Eric Benét — “Still With You”
Eric Benét closes with “Still With You,” a quiet ballad about enduring love and comfort through loss. Its gentle delivery provides a reflective landing after the set’s attraction, longing and farewells.
Each selection includes its full YouTube Music link. Use Previous, Next or the song list to move through the queue; ads and browser settings may interrupt playback. This is sequential listening without DJ crossfades. Explore the Slow Jams collection for more after-hours listening.
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