Kuk Harrell

The career of producer, songwriter, and arranger Kuk Harrell began in his indigenous Chicago, where he performed like a drummer and vocalist before working like a session musician. He ultimately became a industrial writer and maker, doing work for Joy Artwork Music to generate materials for McDonald’s, Coke, and Kraft, amongst others. He also toured internationally with Chicago-based music group B.G. Vox. After his function in marketing, Harrell shifted to become children’s worship innovator, and a touring vocalist and choir movie director for Guarantee Keepers. During this time period, he also sang on songs that were created and made by Diane Warren and David Foster. In 2004, Harrell visited Atlanta to utilize his cousin, Tricky Stewart, at RedZone Entertainment like a songwriter and maker. By 2007, he previously co-written Rihanna’s strike “Umbrella” and caused members from the Pussycat Dolls, Mary J. Blige, Usher, Nicole Scherzinger, Celine Dion, and Sting, amongst others.