- Believe ("Baby Brotha" Remix)
- You Never Let Me Down
- It's Been So Long
- Feel It All
- Put Your Love on Me
- Steps to a Man
- Come 2 Me
- U Know Love
- Believe
- Mistakes
- Push, Pull (It's Alright)
- A Single Rose
- Let It Out
- Image of a Man
Second-generation members of the Winans clan have been anything but dormant in the past decade, but somehow their kids haven't been as productive. The only one who made some ripples in the music landscape so far was Mario Winans, but he's a Winans by association—the offspring of Vickie Winans' first marriage, before she married Marvin Winans Sr.
Out of that second marriage comes the next in the Winans lineage to leave a mark, Marvin Winans Jr, with his long-in-the-making solo debut
Much like his half brother, Winans downplays the gospel inclinations of his family name and goes the contemporary R&B route, along the lines of mainstream heartthrobs Usher, Ne-Yo, and Sean Kingston. He's a smooth vocalist, favoring understated balladry, unfussy production values, and a futuristic vibe that at times recalls T-Pain, particularly in the vocoder-heavy first single, "You Never Let Me Down."
He's still at Winans at heart, though, so there's no mistaking Whom he's singing about. One way or another, every song deals with the singer's growth as a man—in his faith, his relationships, and his synergy with the world around him. Better yet, everything Winans communicates, including those songs that deal squarely with his walk with the Lord, are expressed sensibly, in a way that's palatable for even those outside the church.