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Debut song by a 90s Western girls' band

The early recordings of a band are always so energetic and captivating, aren’t they? Especially when it comes to their debut single.

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The technique and polish may feel a bit raw at times, but the intensity is on a whole different level.

As their career goes on, their musical style evolves, too.

That’s exactly the charm of it.

This time, I researched debut singles by ’90s Western girl bands.

Hope you enjoy it.

Debut Songs by Western Girl Bands from the 1990s (41–50)

Pass the Lovin’Brownstone

Brownstone – Pass The Lovin’ (Official Audio)
Pass the Lovin'Brownstone

Brownstone is an R&B group formed in Los Angeles by members who met at an audition.

Their debut single, “Pass the Lovin’,” was not a hit, but the follow-up, “If You Love Me,” reached No.

8 on the charts.

However, they failed to maintain momentum afterward and disbanded in 1997.

Head over HeelsAllure

Allure, who debuted from Crave Records—a label Mariah Carey hosted for a short time.

This debut single was a minor hit, reaching No.

35 on the Billboard charts, but their third single, “All Cried Out,” became a big hit.

KrazyBlackgirl

BlackGirl is a vocal trio formed in Atlanta in 1992.

They made their record debut two years later in 1994, but disbanded in 1996.

They reunited in 2016 and are currently active.

Although this debut single was not a hit, their later singles reached high positions on the R&B charts.

In conclusion

Listening back to the debut songs of various artists warms the heart, as each track is filled with their unique personalities and emotions.

The innocence and fresh charm of their debuts haven’t faded at all—in fact, it feels like they’ve grown even more radiant over time.

Doesn’t it make for a wonderful moment where you can feel the mysterious power of music?