Brandy Norwood achieved R&B superstar status, acting success through her powerful singing and emotional stage presence which shaped pop and R&B music during the 1990s. Brandy Norwood achieved worldwide success through her songs “I Wanna Be Down,” “Baby,” “Brokenhearted” “Have You Ever?” and “Almost Doesn’t Count” and “The Boy Is Mine” with her global duet partner. The quadruple platinum success of her debut album led to her second album, Never Say Never becoming a leading R&B album of the decade which established her position as a leading artist in the genre.

Norwood shows her artistic talent by working in multiple creative artistic fields. Brandy Norwood became the first Black performer to play Cinderella in a major network production when she starred in the Rodgers and Hammerstein film with Whitney Houston. Moesha achieved success on small screens which led to her return with critical success in The Game, Queens and multiple reality competition shows. Brandy Norwood received positive reviews from critics after she took on the lead role in the Broadway production of Chicago. Brandy Norwood has released multiple albums which include Full Moon, Afrodisiac, Two Eleven and B7 to showcase her distinctive vocal techniques and her impact on contemporary R&B musicians worldwide.