Author: DJ Rays Music

Let’s continue BLACK HISTORY MONTH with a classic R&B ballad performed (as a duet) by Patti Austin and James Ingram. Written by Rod Temperton, “Baby, Come to Me” is a smooth and romantic ballad that showcases the vocal chemistry between these two incredible singers. Several months after its release, American soap opera, General Hospital began to heavily feature this track as the love theme for character, Luke Spencer. It’s chart success eventually led to Austin and Ingram both receiving Grammy nominations. On this very day, February 21st 1983, it was the #1 song in…

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Let’s continue our spotlight on BLACK HISTORY MONTH with a song that was co-written by Ne-Yo and recorded by Beyoncé. The lyrics within convey a message of independence and female empowerment, as the singer addresses a partner who’s been unfaithful. This song won several accolades, including “Best R&B/Soul Single” at the 2007 Soul Train Music Awards. It was also grammy nominated for “Record of the Year” in 2008. Reaching the top of the charts in numerous countries, it has become one of Beyoncé’s signature songs and remains a popular and…

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Continuing my spotlight on BLACK HISTORY MONTH, the song, “Gonna Make You Sweat” was recorded by New York based singing group, C&C Music Factory. Known for its energetic and infectious beat, it is often associated with the early 1990s dance and hip-hop music era. This song features a powerful vocal performance by singer, Martha Wash, alongside some smooth lyrical rapping by Freedom Williams. Topping the charts in multiple countries around the world, it became a dance anthem of its time. On this very day, February 19th 1991, it was the…

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