Streeter subsequently established herself as a songwriter for Chris Brown (including "Yeah 3X," "Wet the Bed," and "Strip"), Kelly Rowland ("Keep It Between Us"), Brandy ("Slower"), and Alicia Keys ("New Day" and "Limitedless"). Streeter caught the attention of producer Rich Harrison (Amerie, Beyoncé), who asked her to join RichGirl, yet another group that released one minor hit ("24's") and recorded a shelved album. An album was recorded and shelved, and the group split. In 2002, the group released a single, "Virginity," that reached number 88 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart. Previously known mononymously (as Ambee, Se7en, and Sevyn), native Floridian Amber Denise Streeter entered the music industry as the first member of TG4, a pop-R&B outfit put together by Chris Stokes (Immature, B2K).
Her sophomore album, Drunken Wordz x Sober Thoughtz, arrived in 2021. In 2017, Streeter presented her full-length solo debut, Girl Disrupted, which cracked the top half of the Billboard 200. After building a reputation on songs for such names as Alicia Keys and Ariana Grande, she had an R&B hit of her own with 2013's "It Won't Stop" featuring Chris Brown. Part of a class that includes the likes of Stacy Barthe and Eric Bellinger, Sevyn Streeter is a contemporary R&B artist who achieved success during the 2010s as a writer for other artists while releasing wider-scoped solo projects.
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