Jodeci And Babyface Reminded Us Why Black Music Will Never Die

It was a windy but beautiful night in Curaçao, the air smelled like the ocean and champagne. Music legends Jodeci and Babyface were about to hit the stage at the Soul Beach Music Festival, making the audience of music lovers antsy. Food vendors lined the perimeter of the outdoor complex as fans rushed through the entrance, excited for a night of eargasmic nostalgia. Folks were dressed up in their best outfits of the weekend. The night sky was clear and the stars shone bright, aligning perfectly to give the concert an aura made for memories.

The DJ was getting the crowd hyped; a crowd that knew every word to every song that ever mattered. The sing-alongs traveled through the wind like a bird gracefully gliding through the sky. It was contagiously beautiful, but it was just the beginning of a night I will never forget.

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