Editing Boyz II Men (section)

=== 2004–2006: ''Throwback, Vol. 1'' and ''The Remedy'' ===
[[File:Boyz II Men.jpg|thumb|left|Boyz II Men at the [[Genting Highlands]], Malaysia in 2007]]

After a year out of the spotlight, Boyz II Men created the independent label MSM Music Group (distributed through [[Koch Records]]), and released the ''Throwback, Vol. 1'' LP in 2004. The album is a collection of covers of classic R&B and soul songs such as [[The Dazz Band]]'s "[[Let It Whip]]", Michael Jackson's "[[Human Nature (Michael Jackson song)|Human Nature]]", and, as the single, [[Bobby Caldwell]]'s "What You Won't Do for Love". For this record, Nathan took on the bass lines as well as the baritone vocals that he sang when Boyz II Men was a quartet. ''Throwback, Vol. 1'' reached number 59 on the Billboard 200. The group launched an independent tour of North America and Asia in support of the ''Throwback'' series. The album sold over 200,000 copies with little to no promotion aside from the group's independent tour.

In 2005 Boyz II Men recorded a CD with Anderson Cameau called "Apocalypse", a project meant to benefit [[Haiti]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.bet.com/article/xm4x3d/a-timeline-boyz-ii-men-s-career|title=A Timeline: Boyz II Men's Career|website=BET.com|access-date=2020-02-08}}</ref>

In 2006, Boyz II Men's seventh studio album, ''The Remedy'', was released exclusively in Japan, where they found a thriving fan base. In other regions, ''The Remedy'' was made available online through the group's website on {{Nowrap|February 14}}, 2007.