Eve.
Late 90s with barriers falling down. This is one of those great post-Timbaland R&B smashes in a time of plenty. The late 90s seemed like a truly horrible time for pop music as it was happening and these hi-tech American tunes (see also Mya, Writing on the Wall-era Destiny’s Child, Aaliyah, etc.) and speed garage morphing into 2-step morphing into UKG seemed to be all the good stuff on offer. Looking back, I was just being greedy, that was plenty to be getting on with.
This is one of the sexiest records ever made.