Grown & Sexy Slow Jams September 11, 2026: Love, Longing and Letting Go
Grown & Sexy Slow Jams September 11, 2026 makes room for the feelings that arrive when Friday finally slows down. Boyz II Men, Babyface, Tevin Campbell and Mary J. Blige help guide this ten-song sequence through devotion, longing and letting go. Some selections reach for another chance; others find the strength to move forward. Settle in and choose the mood that meets you tonight.
Boyz II Men — “Doin' Just Fine”
Boyz II Men open with the perspective that comes after a painful goodbye. Let “Doin’ Just Fine” set a reflective tone before the evening turns toward deeper declarations.
Keith Sweat — “I'll Give All My Love to You”
Keith Sweat makes the promise plain. This selection brings wholehearted devotion into the sequence, giving the listener a moment to sit with affection instead of uncertainty.
Johnny Gill — “Giving My All to You”
Johnny Gill continues that spirit of commitment. “Giving My All to You” belongs in the part of the night reserved for saying exactly how much someone matters.
Babyface — “When Can I See You”
Babyface shifts the mood toward the questions a separation leaves behind. “When Can I See You” gives this set an intimate pause, with longing at its center.
Tevin Campbell — “Tell Me What You Want Me to do”
Tevin Campbell turns to the hope of making things right. The title is a direct appeal, and it fits a sequence where love rarely arrives without questions.
Deborah Cox — “Sentimental”
Deborah Cox brings another shade of vulnerability. “Sentimental” keeps the focus on feelings that linger, inviting a quiet moment before the playlist moves into harder truths.
Mary J. Blige — “Not Gon' Cry”
Mary J. Blige meets heartbreak with resolve. “Not Gon’ Cry” is the point in tonight’s sequence where looking back begins to turn into choosing yourself.
Jodeci — “Cry For You”
Jodeci pull the mood back toward yearning with “Cry For You.” Place this one where a late-night playlist needs room for a more openly emotional confession.
Blackstreet — “Joy”
Blackstreet offer a warmer turn with “Joy.” After the set’s heavier emotions, the selection leaves space for the pleasure of feeling close to someone again.
112 — “Your Letter”
112 close with “Your Letter,” returning the sequence to reflection. Let this final selection linger before starting the set again or finding your own next song.
Choose any title in the Apple Music player to hear its preview, then follow its matching link for the full song. Full playback depends on availability and your Apple Music account. For another evening’s sequence, revisit our September 10 Slow Jams collection.
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