The American singer-songwriter and record producer Babyface (Kenneth Brian Edmonds) started his career in the mid-1980s in Indianapolis, Indiana. Through his smooth voice and songwriting skills, he helped create modern R&B by combining his melodic approach with deep emotional content. The Deele group brought him initial success in R&B music before he started his solo career. The album Lovers (1986) introduced his style but Tender Lover (1989) established him as a major star through songs such as “Whip Appeal” and “Soon as I Get Home.” The 1990s saw Babyface become one of the leading forces in the music industry. Through his songwriting and production work, Babyface created chart-topping hits for Boyz II Men (“End of the Road”), Toni Braxton (“Breathe Again”), and Whitney Houston (“Exhale (Shoop Shoop”) which became iconic songs and brought him numerous Grammy Awards. Through his solo albums For the Cool in You (1993) and The Day (1996) he released hits including “When Can I See You.” His refined singing style, combined with narrative songwriting made him a talented performer and successful songwriter. Babyface established himself as a music industry legend through his 26 Grammy Awards and his sales of hundreds of millions of records. His classic music collection combined with his sophisticated live performances make him an ideal selection for corporate events and high-end performances that want to deliver both musical heritage and sophisticated entertainment.