Karyn White
Karyn White was born in Boston in 1965. Her self-titled debut album came out in 1988, and the single "Superwoman" became a major R&B hit that year. She...
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Karyn White was born in Boston in 1965. Her self-titled debut album came out in 1988, and the single "Superwoman" became a major R&B hit that year.
She followed that success with albums like "Rhythm of Love" in 1991 and "Make Him Do Right" in 1994. The latter included the track "Love Saw It," a collaboration with Babyface. Other songs from her catalog, such as "Romantic," "The Way I Feel About You," and "I'd Rather Be Alone," kept her on radio playlists through much of the early '90s.
White's music from that period holds up as clean, melodic R&B with clear vocals. While she hasn't released much new material in recent years, songs like "Superwoman" and "Romantic" still get played on throwback stations.
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