Grammy-winning artist/producer/songwriter Nasri has released his first solo EP, entitled Here For You, on all DSPs today. The EP is co-written and co-produced with Jonas Jeberg (Panic! At The Disco, Selena Gomez, etc) and comes on the heels of multiple Grammy nominations for albums on which Nasri contributed songwriting and production, including releases by Justin Bieber, John Legend, Chloe x Halle., and more. Nasri has also received his own nomination for his work on Skip Marley’s song “Slow Down,” featuring acclaimed artist H.E.R.
A video for the EP’s sensual first track, “Do With Me What You Want,” has also been unveiled today. Directed by Ian Dooley, the video is an intimate reverie that echoes the song’s gorgeous softness.
With over 4 billion streams to his name, Toronto born Grammy-winning songwriter/producer Nasri Atweh has solidified himself as a certified hitmaker. Lending his songwriting talents for artists including Justin Bieber, Halsey, Chris Brown, Shakira, Robin Thicke, Usher, John Legend, Skip Marley, H.E.R., Chloe x Halle and many more, Nasri has proven his ability to bring the best out of the artists with whom he collaborates with and build long lasting friendships.
In 2013, Nasri took a step out from behind the curtain as the front man of MAGIC! The band released their highly successful debut song “Rude” which was a hit around the world and topped the Billboard charts in the United States and United Kingdom for 6 weeks.
After 3 albums and 5 years of touring in the band MAGIC!, Nasri has now reinvented himself with a new sound as a solo artist. This long-time coming solo project taps into the soft and sensual part of Nasri’s voice and personality that nobody has ever heard before. The release of Here For You marks a new chapter in Nasri’s career and once again shows his versatility as an artist.
Today, Nasri continues to work with music’s top talents. In 2020, albums on which he worked were nominated for multiple Grammy awards, including Best Pop Vocal Album (Justin Bieber – Changes), Best R&B Song (Skip Marley ft. H.E.R. – “Slow Down” for which Nasri himself was nominated), Best Reggae Album (Skip Marley – Higher Ground), Best R&B Album (John Legend – Bigger Love) and Best Progressive R&B Album (Chloe x Halle – Ungodly Hour).
If you ask Nasri what he does for a living, he will say “I’m a songwriter”. Sometimes I sing the songs and sometimes other people do. I feel great about these new songs on my EP and I can’t wait for the world to hear them”.
