This Throwback Thursday shines a spotlight on “Into You,” the smooth, radio-dominating single from Fabolous’ 2003 sophomore album Street Dreams. Produced by DJ Clue and DURO, the track reimagined Tamia’s 1998 hit “So Into You,” blending hip-hop swagger with R&B romance. Its layered samples and heartfelt lyrics helped define early-2000s rap and R&B collaborations, making it one of Fabolous’ signature records.  Originally, Ashanti recorded a version of the song for the album, but label complications prevented her from appearing in the music video. As a result, Tamia stepped in to re-record a commercial version and star in the visuals alongside Fabolous. The now-iconic video, directed by Erik White and filmed on a cloudy Malibu beach, turned unexpected rainy weather into a stylish, cinematic love story that still resonates with fans. “Into You” became a major commercial success, peaking at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and reaching the top 10 in multiple countries. It also marked one of Fabolous’ highest-charting singles at the time and remained on year-end charts throughout 2003. More than two decades later, the track continues to stand as a timeless fusion of hip-hop and R&B that captures the sound and style of its era.

Three-time Grammy-winning artist Victoria Monétreturns with her first solo single in two years,Let Me, a sultry, reassuring release designed to offer listeners peace of mind. Produced byCamperwith co-production fromJeff Gitelman,Branden RowellandCashmere Brown, the track arrives viaRCA Records. The smooth new record highlights Monét’s signature sensual vocals, refined songwriting, and confident evolution forward.

Ziggy Marley honors his legendary father with the heartfelt video for “Many Mourn For Bob,” a moving tribute released as Bob Marley would have turned 81 this year. Featuring personal childhood images, the visual deepens the song’s emotional weight as Ziggy reflects on rediscovering his father’s legacy while working on the Marley: One Love biopic. The single, his first written specifically for Bob, previews his upcoming album Brightside, arriving for Record Store Day before a global digital release.

Brent Faiyaz has finally delivered his long-awaited third studio album Icon, released via ISO Supremacy/UnitedMasters just in time for Valentine’s Day. Executive produced by Raphael Saadiq, the project marks a shift from Faiyaz’s signature “toxic R&B” toward more romantic, uplifting themes. The 10-track set features production from talents including Chad Hugo, Benny Blanco, and Tommy Richman. Preceded by the chart-topping single “Have To,” Icon follows his 2022 album Wasteland and showcases a refined, love-centered evolution in his sound.

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Cardi B is opening up about her body once again, revealing plans to reduce the size of her butt following her current tour. While performing on the road, the rapper shared backstage at the Kia Forum on Feb. 17 that she intends to undergo another procedure. Speaking with Big Boy's Neighborhood, she said, “After this tour, I’m taking some out,” adding that she plans to travel to Colombia for the surgery and take time away from the public. The artist, who recently welcomed a baby boy with Stefon Diggs and shares three other children with estranged husband Offset, has been candid about her cosmetic procedures over the years. In September 2024, she revealed she had already removed about 95 percent of her butt injections, which were originally illegal biopolymer shots she received in 2014. At the time, she explained that removal required multiple procedures and used her platform to warn young fans against getting injections, urging them to avoid similar choices. Despite saying on Call Her Daddy that she has learned to accept her body and doesn’t want to undergo another major surgery just to please critics, Cardi admitted that further reduction would require going under the knife again. For now, she continues to perform and embrace her look onstage, but once the tour wraps, the Grammy winner says she’s ready for a change and some time out of the spotlight.

Ray J left fans stunned after performing with what appeared to be bleeding eyes and medical equipment taped to his chest during a Feb. 14 concert in Shreveport, Louisiana. The 45-year-old singer, known for his hit “One Wish,” wore sunglasses onstage with what looked like blood dripping from one eye. The show also featured performances by Kelly Price and Bobby Valentino. Ahead of the performance, Ray J wrote on Facebook, “I’m putting my life on the line for this show!!” Fan-captured videos circulating online showed him removing his sunglasses to reveal what appeared to be blood pooled beneath both eyes. When he later unzipped his orange jumpsuit, something resembling a heart monitor seemed taped to his chest, with the surrounding skin appearing bloodied, prompting concern among viewers. In a backstage clip, however, he addressed speculation about his condition, insisting he was “perfectly fine” and telling critics not to laugh at him being sick. The dramatic performance comes weeks after Ray J revealed he may only have months to live following a hospitalization for severe pneumonia and ongoing heart complications. He previously shared that years of heavy drug and alcohol use damaged the right side of his heart and that doctors have prescribed multiple medications to extend his life. The singer has been warned to avoid drinking and smoking and may need a pacemaker or defibrillator after an upcoming medical evaluation, as he continues to confront his health challenges publicly.

Belgian-Congolese singer-songwriter Camille Yembe taps into vulnerability and mysticism on her new video for Je ne l'ai jamais dit à personne. Blending French pop, electro, and rap, the rising artist reflects on releasing long-held emotions and the shared experiences that connect listeners. Inspired by a collaborative, almost spiritual studio energy, Yembe shows how place, timing, and human connection all shaped the song’s intimate and deeply personal creation.

South African star Shekhinah deepens the story of her 2025 project Less Trouble with the romantic video for Until Until. Blending R&B with subtle Amapiano textures, the visual follows Shekhinah riding on a motorbike while reflecting on a beautiful date with her partner. Dreamy scenes and emotive storytelling enhance the song’s themes of enduring love, adding a heartfelt, cinematic close to the album’s narrative.