Osinachi Nwaneri

(with Ciara)

Osinachi Nwaneri is a young “super” talent taking the pop, R & B and hiphop music industry by storm. Raised in the Washington DC area in Bowie, Maryland, he has touched so many ears in college campuses, nightclubs, mixtapes, local radio stations and now nationwide.

As a music producer he has generated much more internet buzz nationwide than even many artists from the same region. His work is so broad and versatile and ranges from hiphop to pop and round the bend to even rock, R & b and then dancehall. The ability to make music for anyone from anywhere in the world in any genre of music, gave super-producer Rodney Jerkins of Darkchild productions no choice, but to sign Osinachi within 24 hours of hearing his music on one of his hundreds of songs circulating nationwide on CDs and on the internet.

He currently resides in Hollywood, California and is currently working with major celebrity artists namely Ciara, The Pussycat Dolls, Academy Award Winners 36Mafia, and is on slate to work with many more to produce hot songs like “Painted Windows” for The Pussycat Dolls new Doll Domination 2.0 album, and “Pucker Up” for Ciara’s new album “Fantasy Ride”.

Comments

chayomao said…

Wow,
okay i am gonna google him up!
need to hear some of his stuff...

17 June 2009 at 13:33

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