Mooney Long has written music for music giants like Ariana Grande and Rihanna
Mooney Long has been in the music industry for over two decades, first working behind the scenes and then becoming an independent artist. But now he’s in the spotlight and center stage, where he’s always wanted to be.
This month he is enjoying a new studio album – Public Displays of Affection. The Album – which features eight tracks, including his hit ‘Hrs & Hrs. All of this came after signing with legendary music label Def Jam, which helped launch the careers of LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys. Since making his name known throughout the music world, he has garnered a large following of newcomers to the R&B genre. While retaining a loyal following of those who have followed his career from the start.
He told the ABC that representation remained above him to inspire the younger generation who saw him as a role model. “For me, a big part of that is performance. If you see all the little girls singing my song on TikTok, they like my music.”
Since becoming a solo artist, he has collaborated with John Legend, Saweetie, and rap and hip-hop newcomer Kali.
Deciding to take her career in a different direction, the story of the ‘Ain’t Easy’ singer has been torn between pain and pleasure, and with the release of a new album. She is ready for fans to see and hear the truth behind their rise.
Here are 5 things you want to know about the newest R&B talent. Priscilla Renea was the name she was given at birth, but the teachings of Nirvana inspire her stage name. As he researched further, he learned the Filipino definition of “muni,” which means “think from within,” which caught his attention, but he chose to pronounce it “money.”
Before his solo career, Long had more than 100 writing credits, including songs for Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, Kelly Clarkson, and Nick Jonas. Long is and the mastermind behind Ariana Grande’s 2019 hit “Fake Smile,” from her critically acclaimed album Thank U, Next. Which Billboard name one of the top 50 albums of 2019 and was nominate for two Grammy Awards. He also co-wrote Fifth Harmony’s “Worth It,” which won Song of the Summer at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards.