Wax & Wonder's 90's Throwback Playlist
In today's world of mandatory social distancing due to the Coronavirus outbreak, many have turned to music to keep their spirits up. Whether it's in Italy where folks have joined their voices to sing on their balconies or on Instagram Live with DJs like DNice, Kid Capri and QuestLove, who have been spinning countless hours of hits, music has been used as a unifier and a means to help heal us during these challenging times.
To help you push through our current space, I've put together this 90s Throwback Playlist to help get your through your week.
· Poison – Bell Biv Devoe
· No Scrubs – TLC
· No Diggity – Blackstreet
· This is How We Do It – Montell Jordan
· You Make Me Wanna – Usher
· Doin’ It – LL Cool J
· Freak Like Me – Adina Howard
· Real Love – Mary K. Blige
· Feels Good – Tony! Toni! Toné!
· I’m So Into You – SWV
· Every Little Step – Bobby Brown
· I Like the Way – Hi Five
· I Love Your Smile – Shanice
· Can We Talk – Tevin Campbell
· If You Love Me – Brownstone
· Around the Way Girl – LL Cool J
· Come and Talk to Me – Jodeci
I was in high school and college during this era so I've honestly already started compiling Part II to this Wax & Wonder 90s Throwback Playlist. You probably have tons of other 90s songs you would add, right?! Drop some that come to mind in the comments section below, and I will be happy to include your additions in Part II.
Remember to continue to embrace life - it's the simple moments that matter ~ turn your music up, sing along and dance, dance, DANCE!
~Tianna 😚
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Wax & Wonder is a lifestyle brand, which utilizes vibrant African wax fabric to create apparel and accessories for women, men and children. Our items are handcrafted in Liberia, West Africa by our sister brand, Afropolitan Boutique, which was established in 2010 by our CEO and Founder Tianna Sherman-Kesselly. All of our fabrics are curated from local market women in Africa.
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