Christian Rich | |
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Born | Chicago, Illinois, U.S. |
Origin | Lagos, Nigeria |
Genres | Progressive rap [1] |
Occupation(s) | |
Years active | 2003 | –present
Members | Taiwo Hassan Kehinde Hassan |
Website | christianrich |
Christian Rich is an American-born Nigerian production and DJ duo consisting of twins Kehinde Hassan and Taiwo Hassan. [2] [3] [4] [5]
The identical twin brothers were born in Chicago and raised in Nigeria for exposure to their father's Yoruba culture. [6] By 2013 they contributed to Drake's #1 Billboard album Nothing Was the Same on the intro of "Pound Cake" which features Jay Z and produced “Crawl” for Childish Gambino's Because the Internet . [7] They produced four tracks for Earl Sweatshirt's #1 Rap Billboard album Doris ("Chum", "Centurion", "Molasses", "Knight"), produced on J. Cole's Platinum, #1 Billboard album Born Sinner ("Sparks Will Fly") and earned a Grammy nomination with Childish Gambino. The brothers produced Vince Staples's big hit “Big Fish” and “Señorita”, Wale/G-Eazy's song “Fashion Week” and Marshmello/Juicy J's “You Can Cry”. They joined Jaden Smith on the joint single “GHOST”. They have production and writing credits with Snoh Aalegra, Juicy J, Anderson Paak and others.
Year | Title | Artist | Album | Credit |
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2021 | "Just Like That" | Snoh Aalegra | Temporary Highes In The Violet Skies | Producers |
2020 | "LABMO LIFE" | Die Antwoord | HOUSE OF ZEF | |
"DA GODZ MUS B CRAZY" | ||||
2019 | "Shibuya (Ghost II)" (featuring Jaden, Vic Mensa and Belly) | Christian Rich | Shibuya (Ghost II) | Artist & Producer |
"Ghost" (Remix featuring ASAP Rocky) | Jaden | Erys | Producer & Featured Artist | |
2018 | "Christopher Nolan" | Yxng Bane | HBK | Producer |
"Breakfast Interlude Feat. Eyelar" | ||||
"Evergreen" | James Davis | Lamplighter EP | Co-Producer | |
"Pick Me Up" | ||||
"Its Me" | Nili Hadida | Nili Hadida | Producer/Writer | |
"This Way" | ||||
"Why Feel Alone" | ||||
"401" | ||||
"Dorian" | ||||
"Another Drink" | ||||
"Frank" | ||||
"Gold Memories" | ||||
"Brazilian War" | ||||
"Covered In Luck" | ||||
"A Lot Too Much" | ||||
"Dripping Summers" (featuring Little Dragon and Vic Mensa) | Christian Rich | Dripping Summers | Artist & Producer | |
"Ghost" (featuring Christian Rich) | Jaden | GHOST | Producer & Featured Artist | |
"Best Friends" (Christian Rich Re-Work) | Little Dragon | Best Friends | Remixer | |
"You Can Cry" (with Juicy J featuring James Arthur) | Marshmello | Non-album single | Co-Writer & Co-Producer | |
2017 | "Fashion Week" (featuring G-Eazy) | Wale | Shine | Producer |
"The Passion" | Jaden | Syre | Writer & Producer | |
"Big Fish" | Vince Staples | Big Fish Theory | Producer | |
"Nothing Burns Like The Cold" (Featuring Vince Staples) | Snoh Aalegra | Feels | Producer & Co-Writer | |
2016 | "In Your River" | Don't Explain | ||
"One On One" (featuring Chris Brown) | Casey Veggies | Customized Greatly Vol. 4: The Return of The Boy | Producer | |
"My Own" (featuring JMSN) | Domo Genesis | Genesis | ||
"Deep" | Lizzo | Coconut Oil (EP) | Producer & Co-Writer | |
2015 | "Time Flies" (featuring Lil B) | Mac Miller | GO:OD AM | Producer |
"Señorita" | Vince Staples | Summertime '06 | ||
"Lake Como" | Puro Instinct | Lake Como | Producer & Featured Artist | |
2014 | "The Palisades" | Childish Gambino | Kauai | |
"Fire" | Jaden | CTV2 | Producer | |
2013 | "I.Crawl" | Childish Gambino | Because the Internet | Co-Producer |
"Pound Cake / Paris Morton Music 2" (featuring Jay Z) | Drake | Nothing Was the Same | Intro/Speech Sampler With Utters | |
"Something Special" | Chris Brown | Non-album single | Producer | |
"One On One (When I Love Ya)" | ||||
"Sparks Will Fly" | J. Cole | Born Sinner | ||
"Centurion" | Earl Sweatshirt | Doris | ||
"Knight" | ||||
"Molasses" | Co-Producer | |||
2012 | "Chum" | |||
"Dance" | Rye Rye | Go! Bang! Pop! | Producer | |
2011 | "Lovely" (featuring Pusha T) | John West | John West | |
2010 | "Hot-n-Fun (Christian Rich Remix)" (featuring Nelly Furtado) | N.E.R.D | Hot-N-Fun The Remixes | Remixer |
"Hello Virgin" | Christian Rich | The Decadence Mixtape | Artist & Producer | |
2009 | "Famous Girl" | |||
2008 | "Schemer" | G-Star Raw Records Volume 1 | Producer & Featured Artist | |
2003 | "Get In Touch With Us" (featuring Styles P) | Lil' Kim | La Bella Mafia | Producer |
"I'm Serious" | Clipse | Cradle 2 the Grave Soundtrack | ||
"Jumpin'" | Foxy Brown | Ill Na Na 2: The Fever |
Donald McKinley Glover Jr., also known by his stage name Childish Gambino, is an American actor, comedian, singer, rapper, writer, director, and producer. After working in Derrick Comedy while studying at New York University, Glover was hired at age 23 by Tina Fey as a writer for the NBC sitcom 30 Rock. He later rose to fame for portraying college student Troy Barnes on the NBC sitcom Community from 2009 to 2014. From 2016 to 2022, Glover starred in the FX series Atlanta, which he created and occasionally directed. For his work on Atlanta, Glover won various accolades, including two Primetime Emmy Awards and two Golden Globe Awards.
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