Runaway Love

Artist Bio:
En Vogue is an American R&B/pop group formed in Oakland, California in 1989. The original members were Terry Ellis, Dawn Robinson, Cindy Herron, and Maxine Jones. The group quickly achieved success with their debut album, "Born to Sing," which included hits like "Hold On" and "Lies." En Vogue is known for their powerful vocals, harmonies, and stylish image, which helped them become one of the top-selling female groups of the 1990s.

FMOB is a hip-hop group that stands for "Funky Men of the Bay." En Vogue collaborated with FMOB on the song "Runaway Love" from their album "Runaway Love" released in 1993. The collaboration brought together the soulful R&B vocals of En Vogue with the rap style of FMOB, creating a unique and dynamic sound that appealed to a wide range of music fans.