KENNETH WILSON

Behind the boards, Ken Will is a master at work. The talented composer/producer is most known for his many hit remixes for Chris Brown including: the “Birthday Remix“ feat Rihanna, “Love More” Reggae Remix feat Nicki Minaj, and “Ready” Extended Remix feat Fabolous, which have reached millions of fans worldwide. He helmed Miley Cyrus' mega-hit single “Wrecking Ball” as well as Louise Chantal’s single “Million Tears” and collaborated with Uncle Murda for rapper Maino’s single “Tryna Get It”. Ken Will is also a rapper and songwriter in his own right who has released numerous mixtapes and a studio album titled 4eva Drippy. Before there was music, Kenneth Wayne Wilson, a.k.a. Ken Will, dreamed of becoming a professional athlete. As a child, he heavily participated in football, basketball, baseball, and soccer, but that all changed when he discovered his love for Hip-Hop music. After his mother gifted him with an MPC Beat Machine, he showed great talent in crafting beats and earned the name Ken Will at age 12. The Trenton, New Jersey native soon began developing his skills using the MPC 1000, MPC 2000, Yamaha Motif, and the Roland Fantom production equipment and spending time at his cousin's recording studio. From there, he garnered attention from Atlantic Records rapper Kilagram and Big Ooh (FOX hit TV series Empire) for his dedication and commitment to his craft which led to more exposure for the burgeoning producer. After years of showcasing his artistry in hit singles and remixes, Ken formed his own production company, Ken Will Productions LLC, in 2013. With many credits to his name, Ken Will is respected for his tremendous composing, producing, writing, and performance skills. The multi-genre record producer, songwriter, and composer recently began a new partnership with M1 Records, a New York-based record label, with plans to release more hits and help develop the label’s sound. Fans of Hip-Hop, Pop & RnB can expect to hear more of his electrifying beats for years to come. Ken Will is also known for his abstract, modern, fine art and pop art paintings.