Braxton Cook is one of this generation's most exciting voices. The uniquely talented vocalist, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer blends jazz, soul, and alt-R&B into a fresh new sound all his own. While a student at Juilliard, Braxton toured with Grammy Award-nominated trumpeter Christian Scott and has since toured and performed with Christian McBride Big Band, Jon Batiste, Tom Misch, and Marquis Hill, among others. Ian Ewing's new remix of Braxton Cook and Masego's "90s" reworks the original version with an additional verse by UK rapper/producer Jay Prince. It's a smooth and downtempo edit, deepening the feelings of nostalgia and romantic R&B found on the initial hit. Like going back in time and stepping inside a jazz club. About original track: It's a love song inspired by the nostalgic images of Black Love that we [Cook] grew up seeing in the 1990s in film, TV, music and art. The lyrics describe a relationship that may have lost some of its luster from the early days, and the protagonist is asking to be loved like a classic 90s Black film. Elements of traditional R&B songwriting meet progressive jazz sensibilities, a staple of Cook’s eclectic style.