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Keith Sweat, the Harlem-born powerhouse who helped shape the sound of contemporary R&B, launched his solo career in 1984 after early days with the group Jamilah. His debut solo album, Make It Last Forever (1987), popularized New Jack Swing and began a string of hits that earned him a permanent place in classic R&B. With 14 studio albums spanning over three decades, Sweat has continued to influence and entertain fans around the world. This page highlights his biography, discography, major awards, and the latest on his 2025 tour schedule.