Second Listen: "Come Over" (Aaliyah)

Was going through a playlist I had and Aaliyah's "Come Over" came on and I thought it would be appropriate to take a second listen to the her last solo single as. This song is one of the six previously unreleased tracks on Aaliyah's first posthumously released compilation album, I Care 4 U. It was released in US as the third single from the album.

"Come Over" charted well, peaking at #32 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #9 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, thanks to its heavy rotation on radio stations. With that said, Aaliyah's vocals for "Come Over" are actually lifted from a demo version of the original version sung by Changing Faces which appeared on their 2000 album Visit Me.

Take a second listen after the jump to "Come Over" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Stroke You Up" (Changing Faces)

Late last night, I was reminiscing with my homegirl about Changing Face and we were debating what was their biggest hit was. When I remembered the name of their debut single "Stoke You Up," the conversation was of course over cause this grown-and-sexy joint is the truth.

Back in 1994, Chancing Faces released their self-titled debut Changing Faces and the lead single from the set was their R. Kelly penned and produced hit single "Stroke You Up." Eventually peaking at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the Hot R&B Singles chart, "Stroke You Up" is one of those 90s classics that you often forget about until the beat drops.

With that said,  take a second listen below to Changing Faces' cut "Stroke You Up" and Enjoy!

Cut: "Stroke You Up" (Changing Faces)

Back in 1994, Chancing Faces released their self-titled debut Changing Faces and the lead single from the set was their R. Kelly penned and produced hit single "Stroke You Up."

Eventually peaking at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the Hot R&B Singles chart, "Stroke You Up" is one of those 90s classics that you often forget about until the beat drops. Therefore, take a listen after the jump to Changing Faces' cut "Stroke You Up" and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Stroke You Up" (Changing Faces)

Late last night, I was reminiscing with my homegirl about Changing Face and we were debating what was their biggest hit was. When I remembered the name of their debut single "Stoke You Up," the conversation was of course over cause this grown-and-sexy joint is the truth.

Back in 1994, Chancing Faces released their self-titled debut Changing Faces and the lead single from the set was their R. Kelly penned and produced hit single "Stroke You Up." Eventually peaking at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the Hot R&B Singles chart, "Stroke You Up" is one of those 90s classics that you often forget about until the beat drops.

With that said,  take a second listen after the jump to Changing Faces' cut "Stroke You Up" and Enjoy!

Cut: "Stroke You Up" (Changing Faces)

Back in 1994, Chancing Faces released their self-titled debut Changing Faces and the lead single from the set was their R. Kelly penned and produced hit single "Stroke You Up." Eventually peaking at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the Hot R&B Singles chart, "Stroke You Up" is one of those 90s classics that you often forget about until the beat drops. Therefore, take a listen after the jump to Changing Faces' cut "Stroke You Up" and Enjoy!

New Joint: "Hate Love" (Changing Faces)

Changing Faces had us bumping in the 90s with their top ten singles "Stroke You Up," "Follin' Around," and "G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T." and now the duo are back with a new joint "Love Hate," which is lifted from their forthcoming comeback album, due later this year. With that said, take a listen below to "Hate Love" and Enjoy!

Cut: "Stroke You Up" (Changing Faces)

Back in 1994, Chancing Faces released their self-titled debut Changing Faces and the lead single from the set was their R. Kelly penned and produced hit single "Stroke You Up." Eventually peaking at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the Hot R&B Singles chart, "Stroke You Up" is one of those 90s classics that you often forget about until the beat drops. Therefore, take a listen below to Changing Faces' cut "Stroke You Up" and Enjoy!