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Explore Gyrl - Play Another Slow Jam (1995) with 25,375 views, 971 likes, and 147 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

In 1995, Gyrl released their debut single, “Play Another Slow Jam” on Silas Records, which peaked at #74 on Billboard’s Hot R&B Singles chart, staying on the chart for 6 weeks, but missed the Hot 100. Gyrl were a female R&B group from the 90’s that originally consisted of the Chilombo sisters: Jamila (born on November 18, 1983) & her older sister, Miyoko along with Paulette Maxwell (born on June 17, 1981 in Chicago, Illinois). Miyoko and Jamila appeared in Prince’s music video for his song “Diamonds & Pearls” when they were kids. Miyoko was introduced to Chris Stokes (who was the manager for R&B group Immature at the time) by appearing in Immature’s music video for “Da Munchies.” Jamila and Miyoko met Paulette from being in the same dance class. The girls became backup dancers for Immature and appeared in their videos “Constantly,” the remix version for “Constantly” and “I Don’t Mind.” The group’s original name was “Innocence” and was later changed to “Gyrl.”

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