Most notably known for singing the infectious hook on St. Louis native rapper Nelly’s 2002 summer hit, “Hot in Herre,” the feature was coordinated by her label Universal Records who approached and asked her to lend her vocals to the track. After listening to her demo tape helmed by producer Rhemario Webber, who worked alongside the likes of Tamia, Nate Dogg and Lyfe Jennings. In August of that same year, she released her single titled, “Yo, Yo, Yo,” which appeared on the motion picture soundtrack for the movie xXx: A New Breed of Special Agent. The following month, Stevenson released her collab with Missy Elliott on the upbeat track, “Honk Your Horn.” Her debut album, Is There Another? was originally intended for March 2003 release, but the album was shelved. Stevenson’s two singles underperformed on the Billboard chart peaking at No. 71. She subsequently left her label and disappeared from the music scene for several years. She returned a couple of years later and made a guest appearance on Latin jazz percussionist Norman Hedman’s album, April 2007’s Garden of Forbidden Fruit and also appeared on DMX’s “Sucka For Love,” featured on his seventh studio album, Undisputed.