Mýa drops nostalgic new video for Give It to You featuring D-Nice

Mýa has premiered the music video for “GIVE IT TO YOU” featuring D-Nice, a single from her 10th studio album, Retrospect. The release arrives as she reasserts her profile with a new album, fresh representation from WME and a run of new visuals tied to the project.

Why it matters: - “GIVE IT TO YOU” adds momentum to Mýa’s return after an eight-year gap between studio albums. - The release arrives as Mýa expands her reach through worldwide representation from WME across music, touring, film, television, theater, fashion, wellness, brand partnerships and other business opportunities. - The single and video extend attention around Retrospect, Mýa’s 10th studio album.

What happened: - Mýa premiered the music video for “GIVE IT TO YOU” featuring D-Nice on BuzzMusic.com. - The song comes from Retrospect, which is Mýa’s first studio album in eight years. - The track was written and recorded in 2016 and later brought forward for the album. - The release follows recent visuals for “Just a Little Bit” featuring Too $hort and “ASAP.”

The details: - D-Nice opens the song as the host of “Retrospect Live,” framing the track with references to 1985, block parties, roller skates, funk, soul and feel-good music. - Mýa’s vocal enters with a direct, playful tone, including the lyric: “If you ask me once, I’d tell ya’ twice I wanna give you all my love.” - Mýa says the song still feels timeless, noting: “I wrote and recorded this song 10 years ago, and it still feels timeless.” - In the spoken break, Mýa adds: “When I see somethin’ I want, ain’t no shame in my game.” - The video was shot outdoors in Venice Beach, California. - The visual style draws from the Minneapolis sound linked to Prince and Jam & Lewis. - The grainy look nods to Breakin’. - Mýa cites Vanity 6, Mary Jane Girls and Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam as style references. - Mýa’s career includes a Grammy win for “Lady Marmalade,” recorded with Christina Aguilera, Lil’ Kim and Pink. - Mýa also shares a SAG Award with the ensemble cast of Chicago.

Between the lines: - The project leans hard into nostalgia, but the release frame is more than retro styling. - Bringing a 2016 recording into a 2026 album suggests Mýa is curating her catalog with an eye toward songs that still fit her current sound. - The combination of new representation, fresh videos and a full album rollout signals a deliberate reintroduction, not a one-off single drop.

What's next: - More visuals tied to Retrospect are still shaping the album’s rollout. - WME’s worldwide representation could widen Mýa’s opportunities across entertainment, brand and live performance sectors. - The new album cycle appears positioned to keep Mýa visible across both music and screen-adjacent projects.

The bottom line: - Mýa is turning a long-dormant recording into a high-visibility comeback moment, and “GIVE IT TO YOU” makes that return look intentional, polished and active.