When one talks about the history of some of the best singers, lyricists, and songwriters, there are reasons to believe that the name of Keith Sweat would always come into prominence. He certainly is a popular and successful singer with many hits under his belt. He was born and raised in Harlem, New York. He had a none-too-comfortable childhood as his mother had to bring him up along with other four children. But music was in his blood and genes and it was not long before he started getting the due recognition.

"Human Nature" sung by Michael Jackson recorded in 1982 from his Thriller album. Steve Porcaro composed the song and wrote the original lyrics. The addition of this song into the album was unintentional because the original lyrics were unsuitable for the album's theme. However, when the cassette demo "auto-reverse", an eerie silence and incoherent lyric followed. The album producer, Quincy Jones found the composition interesting enough to add into the album. However, Jones asked John Betts to rewrite the lyrics.

This group really need no introduction, other than being called one of the most successful R&B groups of the 1990s. Jagged Edge from Atlanta Georgia, who members includes lead singers and identical twin brothers Brandon and Brian Casey as well as Kyle Norman and Richard Wingo. HYROAD Radio has roughly picked just 10 of their many hits and placed them as their TOP 10 SLOW JAMS of All-Time. There are many Jagged Edge slow songs to choose from, but here are just 10...

There is no doubt that when it comes to young generation singers in American, there are a few names that stand out. Luck James is one such name which sends goose pimples to many thousands of his men and women fans. Hence, it is quite obvious that when Luke James performs the music world watches with bated breath. Therefore his new release, "These Arms" did raise quite a bit of excitement and expectations. It would be interesting to know more about this song and how it pans out amongst his supporters and critics.

Singer-songwriter Elle Varner has been missing for quite a minute, but she's back with new video "Loving U Blind." Past the track "Casanova" and the unexpected lost loosie "Friend Zone" with producer Salaam Remi, the singer has appreciated a broadened easing from the music scene. Of course, this is unsurprising considering that the follow-up to her debut album "Perfectly Imperfect" never totally got off the ground, but Varner, undeterred throughout natural step by step existence and in worship, has returned to do everything again — and do it smartly. That drive can be heard in her rebound single, "Loving U Blind."On