By: Iya Bakare
Cold temps were in the air outside, but hip hop neo-soul singer Dwele warmed our hearts at The Shrine Chicago on Saturday.
House deejays prepped the crowd with their mixes of old-school “feel good” music. With standing room only at the exclusive concert, Dwele graced the stage with his Detroit swagger and performed hits from his previous projects and his new CD, W.W.W. (W.ants W.orld W.omen). They included “Tainted Love” (his hit with Slum Village), “A Pimp’s Dream,” “I Think I Love You," “Flap Jacks” and others. With a masterful blend of jazz, R&B and hip hop, Dwele provided that old-school/new-school vibe that resonated with the audience, as we echoed the lyrics to his songs. He closed the concert when he joined the crowd as he jammed with us and sang "Find a Way."
Dwele’s concert was hosted by Zondra Hughes of M.O.O.D Lounge and WGCI-FM’s radio personality Leon Rogers.
Sound like a great show! Did you tweet this post and the one before it? Awesome :)
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