As one of the premier R&B architects of the ‘90s, Babyface introduced the world to TLC's crazy sexy coolness and Usher's slow jams. His lush, intricate production style supercharges boasts like P!NK's “Most Girls” and adds heat to slow-burn broods like Toni Braxton's “You're Makin' Me High,” while his collaborations with the likes of Madonna and Phil Collins add a shot of soul to straight-up pop.