Still

Released in 2016, Still serves as SWV's sixth studio effort and a follow-up to their successful 2012 comeback I Missed Us. Recorded in a remarkably short one-week window to capitalize on the momentum of their reality television series SWV Reunited, the album was produced primarily by Cainon Lamb and Derrick 'Bigg D' Baker. Sonically, it represents a bridge between the group's New Jack Swing roots and a more mature, Adult Contemporary R&B sound. Notably, the album features a more equitable distribution of lead vocals among Coko, Taj, and Lelee, moving away from the Coko-centric arrangements of their 90s peak. While critics at AllMusic noted that the songwriting quality was inconsistent compared to their debut, tracks like 'MCE (Man Crush Everyday)' were hailed as modern additions to their canon of classic slow jams. The album remains a testament to their gospel-rooted technical precision and their ability to maintain a signature '90s' feel within a modern digital production landscape.