What makes Every Woman Wants To by Jermaine Stewart notable?

This album produced the title track, which became a notable hit in the early '90s, reaching significant positions on various charts. Its fusion of R&B and pop elements contributed to Stewart's recognition as a prominent figure during the era of New Jack Swing, influencing later artists in the genre. Released in 1990, 'Every Woman Wants To' was Jermaine Stewart's third album, following his successful hit 'We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off' in 1986. At this point in his career, he was solidifying his place in the pop and R&B landscape, building on a sound that combined catchy hooks with lyrical themes of romance and empowerment.