Marques Houston had recurring roles on the television series "Sister, Sister" and "A Different World" and guest starring roles on "Family Matters," "The Parent 'Hood," "All That" and "Cousin Skeeter."

He also starred in the feature film "Fat Albert", "You Got Served," "House Party III," "Down to the Last Minute" and "Good Burger." He also lent his voice to the animated film "BeBe Kids." A singer, songwriter and producer, his music career took off in 1992 as a member of the trio Immature with their hit single, "Tear it Up," from the movie soundtrack "Bebe's Kids." In 1994, Immature released their debut album, "On Our Worst Behavior," and followed it up with "Playtime is Over," "We Got It" and "The Journey." In 1999, the group then changed their name to IMx and released "Introducing IMx" and followed that with "IMx" in 2001. Houston released his first solo album "MH," in 2003.

In addition to performing, Houston wrote and produced several songs for Destiny's Child's "The Writing on the Wall," as well as produced albums for the R&B group B2K.