February 23, 1987 — Jody Watley stepped into the spotlight solo and changed the vibe of late-’80s pop overnight. Her self-titled debut delivered “Looking for a New Love,” a track that lit up MTV and dance floors everywhere. Slick production, sharp fashion, and total confidence — this was modern R&B meeting high-style pop at exactly the right moment. The album also gave us “Don’t You Want Me” and “Still a Thrill,” and it earned Jody the Grammy for Best New Artist. More than just hits, this record

Released in 1990 The #1 Fitness Video - Jody Watley “Dance To Fitness” did / do you have it?! If not you can get your steps and workout in to Jody Watley New Spotify Cardio & Cool Down Playlist! #JodyWatley #Music #workout #fitness #dance #wellness ~ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1AvfS3rZfrXAL2aczy5r8f?si=Xk3NQOGwTV2vsJEZ2sk-jQ&pi=u-HQhbQh0kSjW3 | Jody Watley

Get IN The Music - Werk It - Lose Yourself - Hit Them Beatz!!! "DANCER" a concept dance video choreographed and directed by Rosero Inc. Filmed by Q Burdette. Thank you to all involved for sharing your gift and passion for dance. #JodyWatley #RoseroInc #SRL #waacking #freestyle #hiphop #house --Cut Correct and Rhe' Remix, thank you Ray Easmon :-) | Jody Watley

Celebrating 35th JODY WATLEY Solo Debut all month of January 🎉💃🏾🔥🎶 ❤️📀💿 American Bandstand with Dick Clark, interview 1987 (second solo appearance) skirt by Vivienne Westwood. #jodywatley #tbt #throwbackthursday #styleicon Wattage 🌟✨ in gratitude 🙏🏽 ✨ | Jody Watley