If you know Chanté Moore only from TV One’s R&B Divas LA, you’re seriously doing yourself an injustice. This chanteuse’s syrupy pipes gave black women everywhere a reason to love up on their man with the 90s anthem “Chanté’s Got a Man.” As one of the defining voices in female R&B, Moore later joined forces with legend Ron Isley and the self-proclaimed pied piper of R&B, R. Kelly, to create the 2001 cheaters’ anthem “Contagious,” where instead of singing her beau’s praises, she played the role of a woman whose husband has caught her sleeping with another man in their home.…
If you know Chanté Moore only from TV One’s R&B Divas LA, you’re seriously doing yourself an injustice. This chanteuse’s syrupy pipes gave black women everywhere a reason to love up on their man with the 90s anthem “Chanté’s Got a Man.” As one of the defining voices in female R&B, Moore later joined forces with legend Ron Isley and the self-proclaimed pied piper of R&B, R. Kelly, to create the 2001 cheaters’ anthem “Contagious,” where instead of singing her beau’s praises, she played the role of a woman whose husband has caught her sleeping with another man in their home.…