React

The page highlights standout early-2000s tracks, including the Honeyz’s smooth “Not Even Gonna Trip” from *Nutty Professor II,* Destiny’s Child’s empowering “Independent Women Pt. 1,” and Mystikal’s energetic “Shake Ya Ass,” shaped by The Neptunes. Samantha Mumba’s heartfelt “Lately” pairs longing with sleek production, while Alesha Dixon’s “Breathe Slow” offers introspection. Jay-Z’s “Show Me What You Got” merges swagger with orchestral flair, and Beyoncé’s “Partition” boldly intertwines sensuality and empowerment. DMX’s intense “Get It On the Floor” doubles down on raw energy, while Lethal Bizzle’s gritty “Pow!” amplifies grime’s untamed edge. Tracks like Erick Sermon’s Bollywood-sampling “React” and the Beastie Boys’ heartfelt “An Open Letter to NYC” reflect creative risks and cultural reflections.