For this ediiton of our Artist Top 10 Songs list series, we take a look at the discography of legendary group Dru Hill. The group emerged to become one of the top artists out of the 90’s and remain one of the most beloved to this day.

Dru Hill emerged out of Baltimore and the group became known for its soulful harmonies and blend of hip-hop with gospel influences. The group’s classic lineup consists of members Tamir “Nokio” Ruffin, Mark “Sisqó” Andrews, Larry “Jazz” Anthony, and James “Woody Rock” Green. The group has been celebrated for its versatile vocals and emotional ballads.

The group was formed in 1992 and was named after Druid Hill Park in Baltimore. They were signed to Island Records in 1996. Their self-titled debut album, *Dru Hill*, was released that same year. The album was a commercial success, selling over one million copies and featuring the hit singles “Tell Me” and “In My Bed”. “In My Bed” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart.

In 1998, the group released its second album, *Enter the Dru*, which became a multi-platinum success. The album included the hit single “How Deep Is Your Love,” which was featured in the movie *Rush Hour*. The group’s next album, *Dru World Order*, released in 2002, was their last with the original lineup.

The group has reunited several times over the years with various lineup changes. Their most recent album, *Indrupendence Day*, was released in 2010. They have continued to tour and perform together, maintaining a loyal fanbase.

Dru Hill really were able to set themselves apart with show stopping vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and dynamic production which led to countless hit songs. Throw in the energy that Sisqo brought to the group and you’ve got the makings of a legendary legacy.

Choosing a Top 10 was certainly not easy because their debut album alone is a non skip front to back. But we did our best and were sure to make up for it with a healthy amount of honorable mention choices.

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Without further ado, here is our list of the Top 10 Best Songs by Dru Hill in chronological order. (Click any song title to listen to that song)

 

April Showers (from the “Dru Hill” album)

How this song did not end up a single from Dru Hill’s debut album is still a mystery to us. A stunning R&B ballad that remains one of our favorites from the 90’s.

 

Never Make a Promise (from the “Dru Hill” album)

Dru Hill’s debut album is pretty flawless front to back but their hit single “Never Make a Promise” was one of the standouts

 

In My Bed (So So Def Remix) (from the “In My Bed” single)

Jermaine Dupri breathed new life into what was already an outstanding song and it has become one of his signature remixes.

 

We’re Not Making Love No More (from the “Soul Food” soundtrack)

An amazing heartfelt and soulful ballad that was tucked into the “Soul Food” soundtrack.

 

How Deep Is Your Love (featuring Redman) (from the “Rush Hour” soundtrack)

The group broke out in a big way with their second album and the single “How Deep Is Your Love” was a big part of that.

 

Beauty (from the “Enter the Dru” album)

It’s almost hard to put into words how beautiful of an R&B song this is. Nearly perfect.

 

These are the Times (from the “Enter the Dru” album)

Legendary songwriter Babyface penned this hit for the group and it has become of their biggest hits; a timeless love song.

 

If I Could (from the “Dru World Order” album)

This is another of the songs on our list of Dru Hill’s songs that could been singles. Shout out to Bryan-Michael Cox for the crazy production.

 

I Love You (from the “Dru World Order” album)

Dru Hill have never been afraid to get vulnerable in their songs and lyrics and this is a perfect example of that.

 

Honorable Mention:

-Tell Me (from the “Dru Hill” album)

-Do U Believe (from the “Dru Hill” album)

-All Alone (from the “Dru Hill” album)

-You Are Everything (from the “Enter the Dru” album)

-I Should Be… (from the “Dru World Order” album)

-She Said (from the “Dru World Order” album)

–Back to the Future (from the “InDRUpendence Day” album)

–Love MD (from the “InDRUpendence Day” album)

–Favorite Time of Year (from the “Christmas in Baltimore” album)

–What U Need (from the group’s upcoming album)