Michael Jackson, Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers, Midnight Star, Kool & The Gang, Hot Chocolate, Bomb The Bass, Karyn White, Jack ‘N’ Chill, The Gibson Brothers, Kym Mazelle, Grace Jones, Samantha Fox
Luther Vandross shines on the smooth, sensual “The Rush,” blending funk grooves with lush R&B, while Karyn White’s “The Way I Feel About You” captures early ’90s vibes with polished New Jack Swing beats. Monifah’s sultry “Touch It” merges R&B with club-ready swagger, and Destiny’s Child’s “No, No, No Part 2” fuses Wyclef Jean’s Caribbean flair with sharp harmonies. Tricky’s hypnotic “Overcome” anchors mid-’90s trip-hop, while MC Lyte delivers undeniable party energy with “Cold Rock a Party,” boosted by Missy Elliott. Domino’s “Getto Jam” grooves with G-Funk ease, and the Honeyz tug at heartstrings with “End of the Line,” a poignant late-’90s R&B gem.
Karyn White, Michael Jackson, Mr. Lee, Earth Wind and Fire, The Todd Terry Project, Diana Ross, Grace Jones, Brilliant, Sharon Redd, Janet Jackson, Pet Shop Boys, Eddy Grant
George Michael, Martine McCutcheon, Bon Jovi, Tina Turner, Belinda Carlisle, Florence + The Machine, Bryan Adams, Simply Red, Jordan Knight, Karyn White, Whitney Houston, The Cardigans
James Brown & Afrika Bambaataa, Hot Streak, Michaela Strachan, KC & The Sunshine Band, UB40, Shakin’ Stevens, Karyn White, Sinitta, Diana Ross, Exposé, Sueño Latino, Black Lace
Bob Carlisle, Spice Girls, Martika, Conner Reeves, Alanis Morissette, Alison Moyet, Hinda Hicks, Karen Ramirez, Bad Boys Inc, Jennifer Lopez, Karyn White, Another Level
10cc, Everything But The Girl, T’Pau, Maze, Karyn White, Texas, Dionne Warwick, Jeffrey Osborne, The Lightning Seeds, Donny Osmond, Diana Ross, Michael McDonald, Sybil
Sheena Easton’s “The Lover in Me” rewired her sound with sultry vocals and crisp beats, while Bonnie Tyler brought grit to “The Best” before Tina Turner’s version took over. Starship’s “Sara” leaned on plush synths and heartbreak, and Huey Lewis and The News charmed with “Do You Believe in Love.” Meanwhile, Linda Ronstadt’s “I Knew You When” offered quiet nostalgia, and Agnetha Fältskog’s “The Last Time” dabbled in wistful soft rock. Each track reflects distinct flavors of the ‘80s, blending polished production with emotional nuance.