Mokenstef
mokenstef was an american female r&b trio from los angeles, california, active in the latter 1990s. the group name was a combination of the first syllable of each member’s name: monifa, kenya, and stefanie. they released an alb-m, azz izz, in 1995, and their biggest hit was “he’s mine”, which peaked at #7 on the billboard hot 100. it also spent one week in the uk singles chart in september 1995 at #70.1 their second single, “s-x in the rain”, was not as successful, peaking only at #63 on the us r&b chart.
the last single was intended to be “baby come close”, remake of smokey robinson’s song, for which mokenstef recorded a remix called “i can’t help it” (this one was a cover of michael jackson’s song). both, alb-m and remix versions were released promotionally on cd and vinyl, the group also made a video for it directed by cameron casey,2 but in the end the intended single was never released commercially.
the group also did a performance in 1995 on the nickelodeon show all that, where they performed the remix version of “he’s mine”.
did you hear that song he´s mine?
yeah, what a great song by mokenstef.
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