Wynter Gordon

Wynter Gordon handled a hardcore Queens upbringing by developing her skill for dance, songwriting, and performing. She had written her first tune prior to learning to be a teen and went to LaGuardia SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL of Music & Artwork and Performing Arts. Afterwards, employed in music studios resulted in a significant songwriting credit: the fittingly entitled “Gonna Discovery,” a tune she co-wrote, had not been just documented by Mary J. Blige but placed as the central monitor on the vocalist’s triple-platinum 2005 record, The Discovery. This resulted in a agreement with Atlantic, aswell as collaborations with Danity Kane, David Guetta, Jennifer Lopez, and, most considerably, Flo Rida, whose “Glucose” topped out at amount five hit for the Billboard Popular 100. Gordon’s debut record was many years in the producing, led by “Dirty Chat” — an individual that reached number 2 on Billboard’s dance graph by early July 2010.