Monica with Dru Hill, Mya, and more

Formed in Baltimore in 1992, American R&B group Dru Hill rose to fame with hits like Tell Me and In My Bed from their 1996 debut. Known for soulful harmonies, they released Enter the Dru in 1998. Member Sisqó also achieved multi-platinum solo success with Thong Song.

Mýa Harrison is a Grammy-winning American R&B singer, songwriter, and dancer from Washington D.C. Known for hits like "Case of the Ex" and "Lady Marmalade," she has released multiple albums. In 2026, she is set to release her ninth studio album, "Retrospect," preceded by the single "A.S.A.P." She is also currently touring and collaborating on new music.

Emerging in 1993 from Luther Campbell's stable, R&B vocal group H-Town is best known for their platinum debut album Fever for da Flavor and the hit single Knockin da Boots. They later released albums like Beggin After Dark and Ladies Edition, and collaborated with artists such as Jodeci, Pretty Ricky, and Lil Flip.

New York R&B singer Case started as a 1990s backup artist before releasing his 1996 self-titled debut on Def Jam. He later issued albums like Open Letter, launched his own Indigo Blue label for 2009's The Rose Experience, and released Heaven's Door in 2015.

Monica, born in College Park, Georgia, debuted with the multi-platinum "Miss Thang" in 1995, known for her Southern grit and maturity. In 1998, she released "The Boy Is Mine" with Brandy, earning a Grammy. Monica's hits include "So Gone" and "Everything to Me," collaborating with artists like Missy Elliott and Dallas Austin. A key figure in the Atlanta music scene, she transitioned to an independent artist by 2020, maintaining a vast catalog blending traditional R&B and contemporary styles.