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Sevyn Streeter is a multi-platinum singer-songwriter and performer known for shaping contemporary R&B and pop. She has penned hits for artists such as Chris Brown, Brandy, and Alicia Keys, and achieved personal chart success with singles like "It Won't Stop".
Sevyn Streeter appeared on the Netflix music docu-reality series 'Hitmakers' in 2025.
Sevyn Streeter was featured in an interview with True Religion, discussing her personal style and how she expresses creativity through fashion, mentioning her love for Aaliyah's influence on her clothing choices.
In 2012, Sevyn Streeter signed with Chris Brown's management company, CBE Imprint, shortly after her departure from the girl group RichGirl. This partnership helped launch her solo career.
Sevyn Streeter signed as a solo artist with major-label Atlantic Records, releasing her debut single 'I Like It' in October 2012 and subsequent successful EPs and albums.
Sevyn Streeter recorded the song 'How Bad Do You Want It (Oh Yeah)' for the soundtrack of the film 'Furious 7'. The soundtrack album was released on March 17, 2015.
Amber Denise Streeter, known professionally as Sevyn Streeter, was born on July 7, 1986, in Haines City, Florida. Her musical journey began early, singing in church and talent shows. By age ten, she showcased her talent on “Showtime at the Apollo,” tying for first place. Her professional career commenced as a teenager when she secured her first record deal as a member of the girl group TG4. Although the group released only two singles, “Virginity” (2002) and “2 Minutes,” and their album “Time for the New” was ultimately shelved, this period marked her initial entry into the music industry.
Following her time with TG4, Streeter joined another girl group, RichGirl, under the name Se7en. With RichGirl, she opened for Beyoncé’s “I Am… World Tour” and toured with Mario. This experience further developed her stage presence and vocal abilities. After RichGirl disbanded, Streeter transitioned to a successful career as a songwriter, contributing to numerous prominent artists’ works. She notably co-wrote for Chris Brown, including tracks such as “Yeah 3X,” “Wet the Bed,” and “Strip.” Her songwriting credits also extend to Kelly Rowland (“Keep It Between Us”), Brandy (“Slower”), and Alicia Keys (“New Day” and “Limitedless”).
In 2012, Streeter signed with Atlantic Records as a solo artist, adopting the stage name Sevyn Streeter. Her debut single, “I Like It,” was released in October 2012, followed by “It Won’t Stop” in 2013, which became a significant R&B hit, reaching the R&B/Hip-Hop Top Ten and peaking at number 30 on the Hot 100, eventually achieving gold certification. Her debut extended play (EP), “Call Me Crazy, But…” (2013), debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, selling over 17,000 copies in its first week. She continued to release EPs, including “Shoulda Been There, Pt. 1” in 2015, and her debut studio album, “Girl Disrupted,” in 2017, which reached number 92 on the Billboard 200. Her most recent album, “Drunken Wordz x Sober Thoughtz,” was released in 2021, and she appeared in the Netflix docu-reality series “Hitmakers” in 2025.
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