Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 26th, 2026: A Little Closer
Tonight’s Grown & Sexy Slow Jams begins with Kut Klose and ends with Michael Jackson, bringing group harmonies and distinctive solo voices into one unhurried sequence. Curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive, the ten selections move from the direct appeal of “I Like” toward the floating melody of “Human Nature.”
Press Play to begin, choose a song from the queue, or use Previous and Next to move through the selection. The music follows the order below, with a brief Power1047 station ID after the closing song before the playlist starts again.
Kut Klose — “I Like”
Kut Klose opens with “I Like,” giving the evening an immediately recognizable vocal blend. The measured groove leaves space for the group’s harmonies, establishing the intimate mood before the set turns toward its solo voices.
R. Kelly — “Strip for You”
R. Kelly follows with “Strip for You.” The recording brings a more direct, adult tone to the sequence while keeping the tempo relaxed. Its placement continues the opening mood without rushing into the next group performance.
Xscape — “Do You Want To”
Xscape brings “Do You Want To” into the third position. The interplay between the lead and supporting voices gives the song its emotional weight, offering a fuller vocal texture after the more conversational previous selection.
112 — “Love You Like I Did”
112 takes the next turn with “Love You Like I Did.” The group’s blended delivery keeps the middle of the set connected to its opening harmonies, while the title’s backward glance introduces a more reflective note.
Bell Biv DeVoe — “I Do Need You”
Bell Biv DeVoe follows with “I Do Need You,” a selection that makes room for the trio’s slower side. Its statement of need holds the focus on relationships as the playlist reaches its halfway point.
Troop — “All I Do Is Think of You”
Troop’s “All I Do Is Think of You” carries that feeling forward. The song’s tender delivery provides a familiar meeting point between melody and group harmony, setting up a change in vocal character with the next selection.
Janet Jackson — “Warmth”
Janet Jackson brings a hushed, close-up approach to “Warmth.” Her restrained delivery shifts the atmosphere without breaking the late-night pace, giving this part of the queue a softer contrast to the preceding group vocals.
Johnny Gill — “Giving My All to You”
Johnny Gill answers with “Giving My All to You.” His rich lead expands the emotional scale again, turning a declaration of devotion into a strong bridge toward the final two recordings.
Keith Sweat — “Right and a Wrong Way”
Keith Sweat takes the penultimate spot with “Right and a Wrong Way.” His recognizable vocal phrasing gives the selection a distinctly personal feel, allowing the song room to unfold before the closing change of mood.
Michael Jackson — “Human Nature”
Michael Jackson closes with “Human Nature.” The lightness of his delivery and the song’s open, airy sound give the evening a gentle landing. After the closing station ID, the queue returns to Kut Klose and begins again.
From Kut Klose’s opening harmonies to Michael Jackson’s final melody, tonight’s sequence lets each voice have its moment. Visit the Slow Jams collection for more selections curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive.
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