Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 23rd, 2026: Call It a Night
Tonight’s Grown & Sexy Slow Jams opens with Gerald Levert and closes with SWV, moving through rich harmonies, private conversations and declarations of affection. Curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive, the ten-song selection gives Brownstone, Donell Jones and Ginuwine room to set the mood before the evening turns toward its final stretch.
Start with Play and let the songs follow in order, or select a favorite from the listening queue. Previous and Next keep the controls simple. A brief Power1047 station ID closes the selection before the music begins again from the first song.
Gerald Levert — “U Got That Love (Call It a Night)”
Gerald Levert opens with “U Got That Love (Call It a Night).” His full-bodied delivery brings warmth and confidence to a song that makes staying in sound like the evening’s best plan.
Brownstone — “Grapevyne”
Brownstone follows with “Grapevyne,” letting the group’s blend of voices carry the conversation. The groove adds movement while the vocal exchanges give the selection its first change of texture.
Donell Jones — “Groove On”
Donell Jones eases into “Groove On.” His relaxed phrasing keeps the mood conversational, creating a smooth passage from Brownstone’s group harmonies into a more intimate solo performance.
Ginuwine — “So Anxious”
Ginuwine brings anticipation to the foreground on “So Anxious.” The measured delivery holds attention without rushing, letting the tension in the song become part of the atmosphere.
Jagged Edge — “Funny How”
Jagged Edge gives “Funny How” the weight of a group performance. Individual lines and blended vocals share the space, keeping the middle of the sequence focused on feeling.
Jodeci — “What About Us”
Jodeci follows with “What About Us,” pairing a direct invitation with the group’s expressive delivery. The performance adds urgency while remaining rooted in the set’s intimate mood.
Monica — “Everything to Me”
Monica opens up the emotional scale on “Everything to Me.” Her strong, clear lead turns a statement of devotion into one of the sequence’s most emphatic moments.
R. Kelly — “Get Up On A Room”
R. Kelly’s “Get Up On a Room” returns the focus to a private encounter. The song’s conversational approach provides a quieter contrast after Monica’s openhearted declaration.
Silk — “Lose Control”
Silk brings close harmonies to “Lose Control.” The group’s vocal blend holds the penultimate position, giving the melody space before the final selection arrives.
SWV — “You’re Always On My Mind”
SWV closes with “You’re Always On My Mind.” The blend of lead and supporting voices leaves the evening with a lasting statement of affection before the queue circles back.
From Gerald Levert’s opening to SWV’s closing harmonies, tonight’s selection makes room for each voice. Explore the Slow Jams collection for more evenings curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive.
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