Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 28, 2026: Soul After Dark
Tonight’s Grown & Sexy Slow Jams brings expressive voices and intimate grooves into a ten-song sequence curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive. Jill Scott opens the evening, while Dwele and Raheem DeVaughn close it with a reminder to make room for the person beside you.
Follow the order below or choose a song from the player. A single Power1047 station ID follows the last selection before the queue returns to the beginning. The evening moves through devotion, confidence and the complications of staying connected.
Jill Scott — “He Loves Me (Lyzel in E Flat)”
Jill Scott begins with “He Loves Me (Lyzel in E Flat).” Her expressive lead gives this declaration of affection its shape, setting a warm, personal tone before the sequence moves into another distinctive voice.
Bilal — “Soul Sista”
Bilal follows with “Soul Sista.” The recording’s spacious feel and flexible vocal phrasing keep the opening unhurried, inviting attention to the performance as much as the groove.
Erykah Badu — “On & On”
Erykah Badu brings “On & On” into the third position. Its steady pulse changes the conversation without breaking the mood, adding a reflective turn after the opening expressions of affection.
D’Angelo — “Brown Sugar”
D’Angelo’s “Brown Sugar” carries the groove forward. His layered vocal texture makes this a natural meeting point between the set’s early voices and the more direct romantic statements ahead.
Musiq Soulchild — “Sobeautiful”
Musiq Soulchild softens the pace with “Sobeautiful.” The song makes room for a clear declaration of admiration, providing a tender pause near the middle of tonight’s selection.
Raheem DeVaughn — “Love Sex Passion”
Raheem DeVaughn follows with “Love Sex Passion,” the recording from Decade of a Love King. This is the individual song selected for tonight, giving the sixth position its own intimate focus.
Jill Scott — “Gettin’ In the Way”
Jill Scott returns with “Gettin’ in the Way.” The change in attitude brings a firmer edge to the sequence, showing another side of the voice that opened the evening.
Musiq Soulchild feat. Mary J. Blige — “Ifuleave”
Musiq Soulchild and Mary J. Blige share “Ifuleave.” Their exchange brings two perspectives into the same relationship, introducing tension and conversation before the final stretch.
Jhené Aiko — “The Worst”
Jhené Aiko takes the penultimate spot with “The Worst.” Her restrained delivery gives the song’s conflicted feelings room to register, moving the evening toward a more vulnerable close.
Dwele feat. Raheem DeVaughn — “What You Gotta Do”
Dwele and Raheem DeVaughn finish with “What You Gotta Do.” The collaboration closes the musical sequence; the brief station ID then leads back to Jill Scott and the opening song.
Keep listening through the Slow Jams collection for more selections curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive.
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