focused on her soaring, emotional ballads. Conversely, CD 2, subtitled "Throw Down," captured the energetic, dance-driven side of her artistry.
Reconfigured by producer Rodney Jerkins, this duet brings a distinctly modern, R&B-infused club vibe.
Written by Annie Lennox, this 1996 house-infused gospel-pop track from The Preacher's Wife soundtrack is an anthem of resilience. Whitney’s performance is backed by a driving four-on-the-floor house beat, making it a massive favorite in the global LGBTQ+ club scene. 10. "Heartbreak Hotel" (feat. Faith Evans & Kelly Price)
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Hex Hector stripped the moody R&B production and added a driving, club-ready bassline that earned massive club play.