Chizzy Stephens

Chizzy Stephens is a multi-platinum, GRAMMY Award-winning producer, songwriter, and artist with a deep background in the music industry. He recently won a GRAMMY for his work on Chris Brown’s 11:11 album (Best R&B Album), where he produced and co-wrote the track “Moonlight.” Chizzy has also contributed to #1 albums & worked with artists like Jennifer Lopez, Justin Bieber, DJ Snake, ITZY, and The-Dream.

Chizzy studied recording arts and entertainment business at Full Sail University before moving to Atlanta, where he worked with emerging artists. He later moved to Los Angeles to pursue his career full-time, earning multi-platinum certifications and accolades, including a GRAMMY nomination for his work on Chris Brown’s Breezy album (Best R&B Album).

His career highlights include producing Tamar Braxton’s “Changed,” which hit #2 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart, and producing Sevyn Streeter’s “Guilty” ft Chris Brown & ASAP Ferg, which charted in the Top 25 on Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay. He also produced the theme song for Tyler Perry’s Sistas, “Looking For Love,” which won three ASCAP Screen Music Awards.

In addition to his production and songwriting success, Chizzy has gained recognition as an artist. His debut single, “Catching Villains,” became a viral hit after being featured on Cartoon Network's Teen Titans Go.