Keith Sweat

Keith Sweat is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer, recognized as a prominent figure in the new jack swing genre, which blends R&B with hip-hop elements. Born on July 22, 1961, in Harlem, New York, he rose to fame in the late 1980s and 1990s, becoming known for his distinctive falsetto and smooth delivery. Sweat's debut album, "Make It Last Forever" (1996), featured hits like "I Want Her" and "Make It Last Forever," both of which topped the R&B charts. His follow-up albums, including "I'll Give All My Love to You" (1991) and "Keith Sweat" (1996), solidified his status, producing hits such as "Twisted" and "Nobody." Keith Sweat's impact on music is significant; he has influenced a generation of R&B artists and is credited with helping to shape the sound of contemporary R&B. He is also a founder of the group LSG, alongside Johnny Gill and Gerald Levert. Beyond his music, Sweat has made contributions as a radio host, further extending his influence in the music industry. His blend of romantic themes and rhythmic production continues to resonate with fans today.