Track listing
1. Robin Thicke Feat. Lil’Wayne – Pretty Little Heart
2. Elle Varner – Do You Want To
3. Frank Ocean – Whip Appeal
4. Stalley (Prod. Chad Hugo) – Everything New
5. Miguel – Me, Oh Me, Oh My
6. J Dilla Feat. Vivian Green/Lucy Pearl – Fanatic/Without You

The trio recorded its first album, In Search Of…, and released it in Europe in late 2001. Not entirely happy with the results, they reshaped the album using live instrumentation — with significant assistance from the funk-rock band Spymob, to further differentiate the material from Neptunes productions — before issuing it in the U.S. in March 2002. Singles “Lapdance” and “Rock Star” made minor indentations on the singles charts; despite this, the album didn’t come close to achieving the kind of commercial success won by the average Neptunes production. In March 2004, after another endless influx of hitmaking Neptunes work, they resurfaced with Fly or Die. This time out, Hugo and Williams handled more of the instrumentation. Unrelenting in their knack for the absurd, lead single “She Wants to Move” was promoted with a video that depicted the three members performing in the rear “compartment” of a female-shaped space vessel — a very literal interpretation of the line “Her ass is a spaceship I want to ride.”

The trio’s third album, Seeing Sounds, followed in June 2008. UnlikeIn Search Of… and Fly or Die, the disc failed to reach gold-selling status in the U.S., even though it had a strong first week and reached the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. The group eventually welcomed Rhea into the fold and performed as quartet, but the vocalist was let go several months prior to the release of September 2010’s Nothing. The album was preceded by the single “Hot-N-Fun,” featuring Nelly Furtado.

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