Keith Sweat
R&B singer, songwriter, and producer prominent since the late 1980s, known for hits like 'Make It Last Forever' and 'Nobody'; here as the episode's featured guest discussing his catalog, the state of R&B, Afrobeats, and his tour.
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Feb 12, 2026 • 1h
Joe and Jada - Keith Sweat talks state of modern R&B, Afrobeats explosion & his catalog of classics
Keith Sweat, R&B singer-songwriter and producer behind hits like 'Make It Last Forever' and 'Nobody'. He talks candidly about the state of modern R&B, why Afrobeats feels like the new R&B, wild casino and studio gambling stories, his songwriting legacy and touring plans including the R&B Lovers Tour.
Jan 9, 2026 • 1h 43min
FULL SHOW: Fetty Wap Released, Anthony Joshua Speaks After Car Accident, Salt-N-Pepa Lawsuit Dismissed + Keith Sweat Interview
Keith Sweat, the legendary R&B singer known for his smooth vocals, shares insights on his upcoming R&B Lovers Tour and the influence of his music across generations. He reflects on the resurgence of R&B on TikTok and critiques modern songwriting, emphasizing the importance of traditional romantic themes. Keith also recounts how personal heartbreak has shaped his greatest hits and discusses his plans for a documentary to highlight his legacy. Don’t miss out on his upcoming shows and candle line!
Jan 9, 2026 • 51min
INTERVIEW: Keith Sweat Opens Up About Writing Through Heartbreak, Award Snubs, R&B Evolution + More
Veteran R&B singer and songwriter Keith Sweat delves deep into his creative journey, revealing that his greatest love songs are born from heartbreak. He shares insights on the evolution of R&B, expressing concerns about the genre losing its essence and the influence of social media on his legacy. Keith recalls his experiences touring internationally, especially in Africa, and emphasizes the importance of authenticity over chasing trends. He reflects on missed awards, preferring audience validation, and his philosophy on repairing relationships rather than starting anew.
