Wyshmaster

Wyshmaster
Background information
Born
Adam Cherrington

(1979-04-20) April 20, 1979
Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
GenresHip-hop
OccupationRecord producer

Adam Cherrington (born April 20, 1979), better known as "Wyshmaster", is an American record producer of hip-hop, contemporary R&B, and pop music.[1][2] He has produced for games, commercials, television, movies, internet and radio; working with prominent names such as Nelly, T-Pain, Pitbull, Tech N9ne, St. Lunatics, Chingy, The Lonely Island, Field Mob, B.o.B and more.[3][4][5][6] His work is multi-platinum selling and Grammy Award nominated.[7][8][9] He was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2010 for the multi-platinum selling single, "I'm on a Boat" featuring Lonely Island and T-Pain.[10][11]

Career

Raised in the Chicago, Illinois, area, Wyshmaster started his career producing pop hip-hop tracks for Chicago's Midway Games video games such as NARC and NBA Ballers: Phenom.[12][13][14][15][16] In St. Louis he worked with Nelly, St. Lunatics, Chingy, and other local artists. He produced Brass Knuckles by Nelly and "Superhero" by Chingy.

When SNL played "I'm on a Boat" it went viral, and Wyshmaster moved to Los Angeles.[17][18] While in Los Angeles, he received a Grammy Award nomination,[19] and worked with various American Idol finalists and songwriters, and was signed to Peermusic.[20]

From 2011 until 2018, Wyshmaster teamed up with extreme Institute by Nelly[21] and began dividing his time between producing and investing in the next generation of artists.[22][23] He designed courses such as Beatology and served as a Campus Director in St. Louis, Missouri.[24][25][26][27][28][29][30]

Late 2018, Wyshmaster relocated to Nashville, Tennessee constructing a novel breakthrough program solely surrounding music production.[31] As one of the pioneers of leasing and selling music online, Wysh designed a program for students to learn the art of creating, leasing and selling their music, as well as how to network and earn a living as a music professional. Wyshmaster maintains his original focus for every artist online.[32][33][34]

Production discography

2004

  • "NBA Ballers", Midway Games, "Scored 10 custom background music sequences"[35][36]
  • "Bolo", "I Ride", "Murder Dog Presents South Carolina", "Blood Rush Music"

2005

2006

  • "NBA Ballers Phenom" Midway Games
  • "Twista featuring Kanjia, Pitbull and E40", "Talk Hard", The Core DJ's Compilation", "The Core DJ's"

2007

  • "Chingy featuring Bobby Valentino", "Remember When", "Hate it or Love it", "Def Jam Recordings"[39]

2008

  • "Everybody Move", "Get the F... Outta Here", "The Waitress"', "Pillow Talkin", and "Enjoy", for Killer, 2008.
  • "I See It", "Running Away", "J's On My Feet", "Colors", "Shotaz", "The Green Mile", and "Wipe That Sweat", for Feature Presentation, a Kutt Calhoun album, 2008.
  • "U Ain't Him" and "Chill", for Brass Knuckles, 2008, a pop-rap crossover album from Nelly.[40]

2009

  • "Rain", from Jeremy Greene featuring Bossman. Originally posted on MySpace, when the site generated an unprecedented 27 million hits, MySpace Records offered Jeremy a recording contract and "Rain" is now an official single featuring Pitbull.[41]
  • "I'm on a Boat", from the Lonely Island album Incredibad, also seen as a digital short on Saturday Night Live.[42] The song showed up on charts around the world [43] and was the most popular YouTube video in February 2009.[44] Later, it became an iPhone application.[45]
  • "Sickology 101" and "In the Air", for Tech N9ne Collabos: Sickology 101 (CD, Album) 2009, a collaboration album from Tech N9ne.[46]

2010

  • "Ack-A-Donkey", "In my Dreams", "Alive", "Tonight" for "Krizz Kaliko", "Shock Treatment", a "Strange Music" album 2010.
  • "Eskimo", Ridin on 4's" for "Smoke Dogg", a "State II State" album 2010.

2011

2012

  • "Everywhere We Go", "Edison Chen featuring MC Chef & MC Yan", "3 Corner", "East Asia Music".

2013

  • "That Good Love", "Marissa Jack", K-Mart National Valentine's Day Commercial, 2013.[47]
  • "Stevie Stone featuring Brotha Lynch Hung", "Hush", "2 Birds 1 Stone", "Strange Music"[48]

2019

  • "Wided" - Lil Primo ft. yDEEPS, studio engineered by black808

2026

  • "Self Titled" - Timmy No Brakes

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