Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 30, 2026: Leave the Door Open
Friday night starts with an invitation. Silk Sonic opens this Grown & Sexy Slow Jams set before Trey Songz, Bobby V, Chris Brown and Usher carry the first half through desire, temptation and the complications that follow. Curated by DJ Quest a.k.a. Mr. Exclusive, tonight’s sequence leaves room for both the easy groove and the difficult conversation.
Fantasia changes the emotional direction at the midpoint, followed by August Alsina, Kelly Rowland and Jamie Foxx. Slim closes the ten-song selection with “Bedtime Stories.” Press Play in the listening queue below to begin, or choose a song to enter the set at your own pace.
Silk Sonic — “Leave the Door Open”
Silk Sonic begins with the warm invitation of “Leave the Door Open.” The interplay between Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak sets an unhurried opening mood, giving the sequence a generous, old-school soul welcome before it turns toward more intimate material.
Trey Songz — “Massage”
Trey Songz follows with “Massage” from Passion, Pain & Pleasure. Its close, direct delivery moves the set from a grand invitation into a quieter space. The placement keeps the opening stretch focused on anticipation rather than rushing toward a dramatic peak.
Bobby V — “3 Is the New 2”
Bobby V brings “3 Is the New 2” from The Rebirth into the third slot. The song’s provocative premise adds a different shade to the evening, while the smooth vocal approach keeps it within the set’s R&B flow.
Chris Brown — “Liquor”
Chris Brown’s “Liquor” shifts the atmosphere toward temptation. The Royalty selection uses a hazy mood and a restrained vocal approach, making it a bridge between the opening seduction and the more conflicted material that follows.
Usher — “Bad Habits”
Usher’s “Bad Habits” makes that conflict explicit in the song’s central idea: attraction does not automatically change a pattern. It is the point where tonight’s sequence begins to question the promises that make a late-night invitation sound so easy.
Fantasia — “Free Yourself (feat. Missy Elliott)”
Fantasia answers with “Free Yourself.” Her vocal gives the set its clearest moment of resolve, putting self-respect beside the desire that drives the earlier songs. The catalog credits Missy Elliott on this selection from the Free Yourself album.
August Alsina — “No Love”
August Alsina follows with the original solo recording of “No Love” from Testimony. Its guarded stance carries the emotional tension forward without turning the second half into a simple reunion story. This selection is the album recording, rather than the later version featuring Nicki Minaj.
Kelly Rowland — “Kisses Down Low”
Kelly Rowland brings a playful change of energy with “Kisses Down Low,” from Talk a Good Game. Its confident delivery brightens the sequence after two more emotionally guarded selections, keeping the mood sensual while giving the evening a different rhythmic lift.
Jamie Foxx — “Sleeping Pill”
Jamie Foxx moves the set toward its closing stretch with “Sleeping Pill,” from Best Night of My Life. The title and performance suit a late-night placement, easing the sequence toward its final song without making the last two selections feel interchangeable.
Slim — “Bedtime Stories”
Slim closes with “Bedtime Stories,” from Love’s Crazy. The singer’s familiar tenor gives the ending a soft focus and brings tonight’s invitation full circle. Let the recording finish for the closing Power1047 station ID and the queue’s return to the opening song.
Keep the evening going with the Grown & Sexy Slow Jams collection. Tonight’s path runs from Silk Sonic’s invitation through Fantasia’s resolve to Slim’s closing chapter, with each selection holding its own place in the conversation.
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