Da Hot Sh*t!
Shamari Fears appears on the first comeback single from Bell Biv Devoe. The song also has appearences from Shaheed and Rak Frawst. The song is produced by the Rockwilder! Shamari also appears in the video, shown on BET!

Can't trust Myself
This beautiful ballad is off the On the Line soundtrack. The movie stars Lance Bass and Joey Fatone from N'sync, and there is also a cameo apperence from Brandi Williams.

Can't Get it Back
This is the first single off Blaque's second album titled, "Blaque Out". The song was produced by Salammi Remi. The Album is due January 29th, 2002! This is the FULL version of the song, ! The video is not yet released.

As If: Featuring Joey Fatone
This is the first Single from the "Bring It On" Sountrack. The Movie features Blaque as Cheerleaders from East Compton, called the Clovers. The song includes 3 versions. This version features a rap with Natina and Joey Fatone from N Sync, the other version just includes a rap from Natina (which can be heard in the "As If" Video). The last version is a Radio Edit, with no Rap, but an added verse from Shamari.

You Can Always Go
This is a song included on the "Big Momma's House" Soundtrack. It was never released as a single. This song is a collaboration between Blaque and Male group, Jagged Edge. It also features a rap from R.O.C.

Adore Me
This Japanese Single was released only in JAPAN! Blaque Ivory (also known as Blaque) was giving a chance to record a song with a Hot New Japanese Producer called, TK. The single was released October 14, 1999. They have performed the song overseas. and There is also a lost unreleased video for "Adore Me" which was shot in Hawaii.

I Do Track Masters 2000 Remix
This is the third Single from the Debut Album: Blaque. It was attended to be the second single, but huge response for "Bring it All to Me" was too high. The song and Video was then released there after. Natina wrote the song when she was 14, and had wrote it with "Alanis" in mind. She wanted the song to be played on pop and urban stations. Blaque heard the song, liked it, and put it on there debut album. This latest version is the Track Masters 2000 Remix. It features new lyrics, a new sound, and new rap from Natina. Other version include: The Trackmasters Precision Mix (which includes a rap from Left Eye), A R&B Remix with a new lyrics, melody, and rap, and also the video version with Left Eye, which she appears in.

Bring it All to Me Remix feat.50 cents
This is the second single from the Debut Album: Blaque. The song was a most requested major hit from the group entering the Top 5! The Album version is a collaboration from JC from N sync. There is also a Non-Nsync version, where Shamari sings the verse that was intended for JC. The version in the video has the Non-Nync version with added adlibs from Natina. This latest version is the Bring it All to Me Remix featuring 50 Cents, which includes new lyrics, a new melody, and new rap from Natina. This song can be found on the "Bring It On" Soundtrack. Another version include raps from: Amil, Jazz Ming, Glaze NY, and Marie Antoinette.

808 Remix
This is the First Single from the Debut Album: Blaque. This song is the Most recognizable song from the Group Today, entering the Top 10! The album version was produced by Mega Superstar, R Kelly. The Remix of 808 samples the melody from LL Cool J's "Going Back to Cali". The Lyrics and rap from Natina remain the same.