Grown & Sexy Slow Jams October 6th, 2026: Favorites From 2010–2015

Album artwork for Miguel, Kelly Rowland, Usher and Ciara appears from left to right.

Grown & Sexy Slow Jams travels through 2010–2015 for Tuesday, October 6th. Miguel, Kelly Rowland, Usher and Ciara help lead a ten-song evening of attraction, devotion and complicated love. These familiar selections move from a relaxed opening toward bigger emotional performances, giving each voice space without losing the after-hours mood.

Miguel — “Sure Thing”

Miguel starts with a steady promise of devotion. The relaxed groove and conversational melody make this 2010 selection an inviting way to settle into the evening.

Kelly Rowland feat. Lil Wayne — “Motivation”

Kelly Rowland turns the temperature up without rushing the pace. Lil Wayne’s guest verse adds a contrasting voice to the 2011 single’s spacious, intimate production.

Usher — “Climax”

Usher brings tension into the room with a restrained falsetto. Released in 2012, the song explores a relationship at its limit rather than offering an easy resolution.

Trey Songz — “Dive In”

Trey Songz keeps the mood sensual with a patient arrangement and close vocal delivery. The 2012 recording fits the point in the sequence where the room grows quieter.

Ciara — “Body Party”

Ciara makes a small, private celebration feel expansive. Her soft delivery and the 2013 track’s swaying rhythm bring warmth back into the set after its more conflicted moments.

Tamar Braxton — “Love and War”

Tamar Braxton gives commitment a powerful, complicated voice. The 2012 ballad allows tenderness and frustration to coexist, building toward a chorus that asks love to withstand pressure.

John Legend — “All of Me”

John Legend strips the setting back to piano and a direct declaration. His 2013 ballad offers a familiar moment of reassurance, letting vulnerability carry the performance.

The Weeknd — “Earned It”

The Weeknd adds a cinematic sweep with this 2014 release. Its measured pulse and dramatic arrangement create a different kind of intimacy without breaking the late-night pace.

Jazmine Sullivan — “Let It Burn”

Jazmine Sullivan brings a glowing, gently rolling groove to the final stretch. Her 2015 recording balances vocal strength with an invitation to stop resisting a growing connection.

Tyrese — “Shame”

Tyrese closes with remorse rather than certainty. The 2015 ballad gives its plea for forgiveness room to build, leaving the evening with a powerful, unresolved emotional note.

Choose a title in the player to hear its Apple Music preview, then follow the matching link for the full recording. Full-song access depends on your account and availability. Continue exploring our Slow Jams collection when the evening calls for more.