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The Womack Sisters Turn “If I Let You” Into a Soul Showcase on Genius Open Mic

Three Voices, One Legacy — The Womack Sisters Make It Their Own

The Womack Sisters during their If I Let You Genius Open Mic performance
The Womack Sisters bring “If I Let You” to the Genius Open Mic stage. Credit: Genius.

Come Thru Vocals: The Womack Sisters have stepped onto the Genius Open Mic stage with “If I Let You,” bringing the soul-soaked single we recently featured in our Song Choice of the Day rotation into a live setting.

BG, Zeimani and Kucha Womack have music history running straight through the family tree, but their appeal is not simply about lineage. The trio blend old-school soul, gospel-rooted harmonies and contemporary R&B in a way that feels lived-in rather than borrowed — thee past sitting comfortably beside the present.

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Released July 8, “If I Let You” lays out the terms before surrendering to romance: attraction is there, but trust still has to earn its way through the door. The sisters’ layered vocals do most of the talking, giving the song that classic-soul pull without making it feel trapped in another decade.

The track also landed at exactly the right moment. Their self-titled debut album, The Womack Sisters, arrived August 14 through Daptone Records, bringing “If I Let You” into an 11-song set built around soul, family, love, heartbreak and the long road the sisters took before finally stepping forward under their own name.

That road comes with one hell of a musical family tree. The sisters are the daughters of Cecil Womack and Linda Womack, granddaughters of Sam Cooke and nieces of Bobby Womack. They grew up around stages and studios, later sang behind Bobby Womack on his final tours and eventually carved out their own lane as a trio.

On Open Mic, though, none of that history needs a museum label. The performance is about three voices locking together, letting the harmonies stretch and giving “If I Let You” enough room to breathe outside the studio version.

Scenes From The Womack Sisters’ “If I Let You” Open Mic Performance

More imagery from The Womack Sisters’ Genius Open Mic appearance for “If I Let You.”

Dig into the full performance right below and hear why this new generation of the Womack family is making the legacy sound completely current.

Watch The Womack Sisters Perform “If I Let You” Live on Genius Open Mic

The trio bring their 2026 Daptone single to Genius for a live Open Mic performance.

Sources: Genius Open Mic; The Womack Sisters; Daptone Records.

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