Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 5th, 2026: Let the Evening Breathe
Grown & Sexy Slow Jams gives Monday, October 5th, a softer landing. Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, D'Angelo, and Musiq Soulchild open tonight’s ten-song sequence with reflection, memory, and lasting affection. The set moves toward reassurance before leaving room for the questions love can raise. Settle in, choose a selection, and let the evening find its own pace.
Erykah Badu — “Orange Moon”
Erykah Badu opens with an expansive, unhurried performance. The soft arrangement and patient phrasing give the evening room to settle, making this a gentle invitation to put the day aside.
Jill Scott — “Cross My Mind”
Jill Scott lets a remembered connection return in vivid detail. Her conversational delivery keeps the emotion close, offering a reflective turn before the sequence moves further into longing.
D'Angelo — “One Mo'Gin”
D'Angelo brings a loose groove and intimate vocal layers to a wish for renewed connection. Small shifts in his phrasing reward close listening without disturbing the set’s relaxed pace.
Musiq Soulchild — “Dontchange”
Musiq Soulchild answers uncertainty with a promise of affection that can endure change. His warm delivery brings reassurance into the room, moving the sequence from looking back toward staying present.
Kem — “Find Your Way (Back in My Life)”
Kem gives longing a smooth, measured shape. The arrangement leaves space around his voice, allowing the wish for someone’s return to carry the selection without a rush toward resolution.
Kenny Lattimore — “If I Lose My Woman”
Kenny Lattimore turns to the fear of losing a relationship that matters. His controlled delivery keeps the feeling personal, bringing a moment of vulnerability to the middle of the evening.
Chanté Moore — “It's Alright”
Chanté Moore adds a supple lift without breaking the evening’s ease. Her phrasing keeps the selection light on its feet while preserving the set’s romantic focus and relaxed sense of movement.
Babyface, Mariah Carey, Kenny G & Sheila E. — “Every Time I Close My Eyes”
Babyface leads a grateful declaration of love, joined by Mariah Carey, Kenny G, and Sheila E. The recording’s warmth offers a reassuring turn after the set’s more uncertain moments.
Tevin Campbell — “Could You Learn to Love”
Tevin Campbell gives a question about love an openhearted delivery. The melody leaves room for hope and hesitation, making this a tender bridge into the final selection.
Deborah Cox — “Where Do We Go from Here”
Deborah Cox closes with a relationship at a crossroads. Her expressive voice lets the uncertainty linger, ending the sequence with a question that listeners can carry into the quieter hours.
Use the player below the selections to hear a preview, then follow the matching Apple Music link for the full recording. Full-song access depends on your account and availability. Keep the room comfortable, give each voice its space, and explore more in our Slow Jams collection when you are ready to continue.
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