The man who wrote Usher’s “Caught Up,” 112’s “Peaches and Cream,” and Chris Brown’s “I Can Transform Ya,” Jason Boyd, aka Poo Bear, launched his own singing career in 2014 with the help of frequent collaborator Justin Bieber. Born in Connecticut but raised in Atlanta, Boyd was only 14 when he co-wrote 112’s “Always,” then work for Whitney Houston, Jagged Edge, P!nk, Dr. Dre, Drake, and many others followed. In 2004 he worked on numerous tracks on Usher’s album Confessions, while in 2007 he co-wrote the chart-topping “Make It Rain” with Lil Wayne and Fat Joe. He dropped his debut track in 2014 when “Work for It” landed, featuring Tyga and Justin Bieber. His collaborations with Bieber continued into 2013 with the singer’s Journals project, but it wasn’t until 2015 when Boyd scored a handful of hits from Bieber’s Purpose, including “Where Are U Now” and “What Do You Mean.” That same year, he issued Beats 2 Make Love 2. Work with Trey Songz, David Guetta, and Fifth Harmony followed in 2017, as well as his joint single with Skrillex, “Would You Ever.” ~ David Jeffries
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