The concrete jungle of New York City was the backdrop for Amerie’s new video for “More Than Love” featuring her Def Jam labelmate Fabolous. The clip was directed by TAJ and will premiere next week. Take a peek below.

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Despite the lackluster sales of her latest album, Amerie is not breaking a sweat. The R&B star is looking past the initial weeks and toward the bigger picture.

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Amerie brought her A-game to “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” where she performed “Heard ’Em All” wearing a coat that looks like it was made out of Lady Gaga’s hair. According to HITS Daily Double, her critically-acclaimed album In Love & War debuted at No. 46 on the Billboard 200 with around 12,500 copies sold.

The Georgetown graduate discusses working with “Southern gentleman” Lil Wayne and her experience with a rifle on PBS’ “Tavis Smiley.” Watch below.

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Despite iTunes’ delay in releasing In Love & War yesterday, a fiercely-dressed Amerie still celebrated her fourth album at New York City eatery Philippe Chow on Tuesday (Nov. 3). Watch her perform “Heard ’Em All” on “The Wendy Williams Show” below.

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Amerie’s fourth album In Love & War ships out today. Did the singer’s Def Jam debut come out victorious with critics? Find out below.

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Although he has been absent from her latest two albums, Amerie hopes to work again with Rich Harrison, the producer behind her smash “1 Thing.”

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Females looking for a swag anthem of their own finally have one thanks to Amerie. A turns her swag on over a soaring, booming beat courtesy of Jim Jonsin (T.I.’s “Whatever You Like”). “Swag Back” is one of the many highlights off the R&B siren’s fourth album In Love & War, in stores November 3.

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Amerie prepares for battle with her fourth album In Love & War featuring appearances from Trey Songz, Fabolous, and Lil Wayne. Listen to 30-second snippets off the entire project in advance of its November 3 release, including our personal favorites “Higher” and the Jim Jonsin-produced “Swag Back.” Click here for production credits.

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