Hip-Hop & Soul N°153 – Vintage 90s Music Videos
SWV, M~Beat, Raphael Saadiq, 2pac, Neneh Cherry, The Outhere Brothers, PM Dawn, Fugees, Aaron Hall, Monica, En Vogue, Whitney Houston
They are the performers of twelve vintage hip-hop, soul, etc. tracks that were ranked in various charts, this week (24/52) BUT … in the Nineties 90s.
Here, they are reunited in one glorious playlist. Enjoy!
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Tracklist
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![]() 1 . SWV – AnythingRecorded for their album “It’s About Time” (1992), “Anything” was remixed for the film “Above the Rim” (1994) directed by Jeff Pollack, starring Tupac Shakur and Duane Martin. The remix, which includes elements of new jack swing, features contributions from Wu-Tang Clan members, including Ol’ Dirty Bastard and Method Man. This track is also known for sampling Wu-Tang Clan‘s “C.R.E.A.M.” in Method Man‘s final verse. Writer(s) : Brian Alexander Morgan, Caleb Tyrone Armstrong, Melvin L Jr Glover, Eddie Morris, Sylvia Robinson, Keith Wiggins, Joseph Robert Saddler, Guy Williams, Nathaniel Jr Glover, Wu Tang Clan Publisher(s) : Interscope Pearl Music, Bam Jams Music Featured on the 1992 album “It’s About Time”.
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![]() 2 . M~Beat – Do You Know Where You’re Coming From? (w/ Jamiroquai)This song, released in 1996, marks a collaboration between British drum and bass producer Marlon Hart, known as M~Beat, and the funk/acid jazz band Jamiroquai. The track peaked at number 12 on the UK Singles Chart and was included as a bonus track on Jamiroquai’s “Travelling Without Moving” album. Drummer Derrick McKenzie, who plays on this song, has also collaborated with other notable artists such as Björk and Mark Ronson. Writer(s) : Jason Kay, Toby Smith, Derrick McKenzie, Marlon Hart Publisher(s) : Emi Music Publishing Ltd, Sony Atv Music Publishing Limited (Uk)False
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![]() 3 . Raphael Saadiq – Get Involved (w/ Q~Tip)Released in 1999, “Get Involved” is a collaboration between Raphael Saadiq, former member of the group Tony! Toni! Toné!, and Q-Tip, member of the hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest. The track is known for its blend of R&B and hip-hop, marked by funky grooves. Raphael Saadiq has also worked on projects with D’Angelo and John Legend, reinforcing his influence in the R&B and soul music world. The music video is directed by Sanji Senaka. Writer(s) : George Mc Fadden, John Cavadus Whitehead, Leon A Huff, Kenneth Gamble, Q-Tip Publisher(s) : Zomba Enterprises Inc Featured on the 1999 album “The PJs : Soundtrack”.
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![]() 4 . 2pac – Do for Love“Do for Love” by 2pac was released in 1997, after the rapper’s death in 1996. This track uses a sample from Bobby Caldwell’s classic soul song “What You Won’t Do for Love,” adding a melodic and nostalgic touch to the song. The track deals with themes of love and devotion and reached number 21 on the Billboard Hot 100. The production was handled by the Danish production duo Soulshock & Karlin, known for also producing Toni Braxton‘s “Un-Break My Heart” and Whitney Houston’s “Heartbreak Hotel.” The music video is directed by Bill Parker. Writer(s) : Kenneth Karlin, Tupac Amaru Shakur, Carsten Schack, Robert Hunter Caldwell, Alfons Fernand O Kettner Publisher(s) : Emi April Music Inc, Amaru Publishing, Full Of Soul Music, Universal Music Corporation Featured on the 1997 album “R U Still Down? (Remember Me)”.
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![]() 5 . Neneh Cherry – Buddy XReleased in 1993, “Buddy X” is a track by renowned Swedish artist Neneh Cherry. The song, a blend of hip-hop and dance, talks about infidelity and betrayal. It was remixed by The Notorious B.I.G. under the name “Buddy X 99,” adding a rap touch to the original song. Neneh Cherry is also known for her collaborations with Youssou N’Dour on “7 Seconds” and Gorillaz. The music video is directed by Jean-Baptiste Mondino. Writer(s) : Katreese D Barnes, Paul John Micha El Gorman, Cameron Andrew Mac Vey, Milton G Barnes, Neneh Cherry Publisher(s) : Warner Chappell Music Ltd, Paddy Crusty Ltd Featured on the 1992 album “Homebrew”.
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![]() 6 . The Outhere Brothers – Boom Boom BoomReleased in 1995, “Boom Boom Boom” is a highly popular dance song from the 90s. The track reached the top of the charts in several European countries. Known for their unforgettable hits like “Don’t Stop (Wiggle Wiggle),” “La La La Hey Hey,” “Fuk U in the Ass,” and “Pass the Toilet Paper,” The Outhere Brothers brought a unique, poetic flair to 90s dance floors. The music video is directed by Robert Benavides. Writer(s) : Hula, Silk E Publisher(s) : Afrythmusic, Zomba Enterprises Inc, Deshane Publishing (The), Music Publishers Consortium Bv Featured on the 1995 album “1 Polish, 2 Biscuits & a Fish Sandwich”.
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![]() 7 . PM Dawn – A Watcher’s Point Of ViewThis track by PM Dawn, released in 1991, is distinguished by its unique blend of hip-hop and psychedelic pop. The duo, composed of brothers Attrell and Jarrett Cordes, is known for their introspective lyrics and ethereal sounds. “A Watcher’s Point Of View” helped define their distinctive style, which PM Dawn would confirm a few months later with the hit “Set Adrift on Memory Bliss.” Writer(s) : Attrell Stephen Jr Cordes, Auteur Compositeur Inconnu Publisher(s) : Geejammusic Featured on the 1991 album “Of The Heart, Of The Soul And Of The Cross: The Utopian Experience”.
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![]() 8 . Fugees – Rumble In The Jungle (w/ A Tribe Called Quest & Busta Rhymes)“Rumble in the Jungle,” released in 1996, is an iconic collaboration between the Fugees, A Tribe Called Quest, and Busta Rhymes. The song was created for the soundtrack of the film “When We Were Kings,” directed by Leon Gast and starring Muhammad Ali. This track pays tribute to Ali and his famous “Rumble in the Jungle” fight against George Foreman, which took place in Kinshasa on October 30, 1974. The music video is directed by Marc Smerling & Mark Woollen. Writer(s) : Stig Erik Leo Anderson Pold, Wyclef Jean, Phife, Prakazrel Samuel Michel, Busta Rhymes, Bjoern K Ulvaeus, Q-Tip, James Wesley Voight, Lauryn N Hill, John E Forte, Benny Goran Bror Andersson Publisher(s) : Tziah Music, Tete San Ko Publishing Inc, Sony Atv Tunes Llc, Zomba Enterprises Inc, Obverse Creation Musicc Inc Featured on the 1996 album “When We Were Kings : Soundtrack”.
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![]() 9 . Aaron Hall – Dont Be Afraid“Don’t Be Afraid” by Aaron Hall, released in 1992, is known for its blend of R&B and new jack swing. The track features on the soundtrack of the film “Juice,” directed by Ernest R. Dickerson and starring Tupac Shakur. Aaron Hall, a former member of the group Guy, has also collaborated with numerous R&B artists, including R. Kelly and Teddy Riley. The music video is directed by Gustavo Adrian Garzon. Writer(s) : Gary J Rinaldo, Floyd Michael Fisher, Hank Shocklee, Aaron Hall Publisher(s) : Shocklee Music, Mca Music Publishing, Suburban Funk Featured on the 1993 album “The Truth”.
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![]() 10 . Monica – Before You Walk Out Of My LifeReleased in 1995, this single by Monica reached number 7 on the Billboard Hot 100. The song, an emotional R&B ballad about the end of a relationship, was one of Monica’s first major hits. She began her career at a young age before collaborating with artists like Brandy and Usher. The music video is directed by Kevin Bray. Writer(s) : Andrea Monica Martin, Kenneth Karlin, Carsten Schack Publisher(s) : Emi Blackwood Music Inc, Jungle Fever Music, Sailandra Publishing, Almo Music Corporation, Soulvang Music Featured on the 1995 album “Miss Thang”.
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![]() 11 . En Vogue – Hold OnProduced by the duo Denzil Foster and Thomas McElroy, “Hold On” is the debut single by the group En Vogue, released in 1990. The track, which mixes elements of R&B, soul, and new jack swing, was a huge success, reaching number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. En Vogue, known for their powerful vocal harmonies, also achieved success with songs like “Free Your Mind” and “Don’t Let Go (Love).” The music video is directed by Tarsem Singh. Writer(s) : Glenn Scullion, Michael David Roberts (GB), Sean Mc Elhone, Christopher Walton (GB), Simon Scott (GB 2), Francis Chicheportiche Publisher(s) : Empire Music Ltd Featured on the 1990 album “Born to Sing“. |
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![]() 12 . Whitney Houston – I Have Nothing“I Have Nothing,” released in 1993, is a ballad by Whitney Houston from the soundtrack of the film “The Bodyguard,” directed by Mick Jackson and starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. The song, written by David Foster and Linda Thompson, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song. If you still haven’t found time to watch the movie, know that “I Have Nothing” appears at a key moment in the plot. Whitney Houston, playing singer Rachel Marron, performs this powerful ballad during a concert scene while her stalker lurks in the shadows. Thankfully, Frank Farmer (Kevin Costner) is on watch and (spoiler alert) eventually takes down the villain during the Oscars ceremony! The music video is directed by S.A. Baron.. Writer(s) : David W Foster, Linda Thompson (US 1) Publisher(s) : Linda S Boys Music, Warner Barham Music Llc, Peermusic Iii Ltd Featured on the 1992 album “The Bodyguard : Soundtrack”.
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