Whitney Houston’s ‘So Emotional’ Turns 39: The 1987 Hit Jammer
Whitney Houston’s 1987 hit jammer “So Emotional” turns 39! Revisit the infectious pop-rock groove, iconic vocals and official music video.
October 16, 2026
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Keyshia Cole’s “Love” Is 20 — Rewatch the Benny Boom Video Starring Tyrese
Keyshia Cole’s “Love” turns 20 with a look back at the Benny Boom-directed 2006 video starring Tyrese. Two decades later, that powerhouse chorus still hits exactly where it should.
October 16, 2026
Zephyring 23 Years Ago, Britney Spears & Madonna Unleashed Pop History With “Me Against the Music”
Twenty-three years after Britney Spears and Madonna unleashed “Me Against the Music,” we revisit the In the Zone lead single, its VMAs-era arrival, chart story and one of 2003’s most memorable pop videos.
October 15, 2026
Zephyring 27 Years Ago, Destiny’s Child Unleashed Y2K Juggernaut “Say My Name”
Twenty-seven years after Destiny’s Child unleashed “Say My Name,” we revisit the Y2K juggernaut’s slow climb to No. 1, GRAMMY breakthrough and unforgettable lineup change.
October 15, 2026
Zephyring 46 Years Ago, INXS Unleashed Their Rowdy Self-Titled Debut Album
Forty-six years after INXS released their self-titled debut in October 1980, we revisit the raw new-wave, rock and ska sound that launched the band.
October 15, 2026
Zephyring 33 Years Ago, Xscape Unleashed Their Ferocious Debut, “Hummin’ Comin’ at ’Cha,” In October 1993
Thirty-three years after its October 1993 release, Xscape’s debut “Hummin’ Comin’ at ’Cha” still hits with powerhouse harmonies, Atlanta attitude and defining ’90s R&B singles.
October 14, 2026
Chaka Khan’s “Chaka” Turns 48: The Solo Debut That Gave Us “I’m Every Woman”
Chaka Khan’s 1978 debut solo album Chaka turns 48, revisiting the record that launched her solo era with “I’m Every Woman” and “Life Is a Dance.”
October 14, 2026
Salt-N-Pepa’s “Very Necessary” Turns 33: The Album That Took Them to Superstardom
Salt-N-Pepa’s Very Necessary celebrates 33 years since its October 1993 release, revisiting the album that pushed the trio into superstardom with “Shoop,” “Whatta Man” and “None of Your Business.”
October 14, 2026
Count Lorry and the Biters’ “Frankenstein Stomp” Is a Creepy Halloween Dance Delight
Halloween Listenable digs up Count Lorry and the Biters’ 1964 “Frankenstein Stomp,” a creepy little monster-rock dance delight from Dragon Records.
October 12, 2026