Her

Guy — Teddy Riley, Aaron Hall, and Damion Hall — recorded 'Her' for their second album The Future, released on Uptown/MCA Records in November 1990, with Riley handling production and the Hall brothers providing vocals as on all tracks from that session. As a cut from The Future, 'Her' was part of an album that arrived at the commercial peak of New Jack Swing, cementing Guy's status as the genre's defining group and demonstrating Riley's mastery of layered swing-beat production beneath Aaron Hall's raw gospel-inflected delivery. The Future as an album achieved platinum status and 'Her' stands as part of a body of work that directly shaped the R&B landscape of the early 1990s, influencing the sound of groups including Jodeci and Blackstreet, the latter of which Riley formed after Guy's dissolution.