L.A based DJ and record producing duo Christian Rich, present a new song titled ‘Compromise’. The Nigerian twin brothers feature American rapper Goldlink as well as British singers Sinead Harnett and Secaina Hudson on this new track. ‘Compromise’ is a fusion of R&B and electronic music.
Christian Rich - 'Compromise'
The Nigerian brothers work with American rapper Goldlink as well as British singers Sinead Harnett and Secaina Hudson on their new song.
New electronic and R&B fusion.
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Taiwo and Kehinde Hassan make up Christian Rich. Under the mentorship of Pharrell Williams and Shae Haley of N.E.R.D, the Chicago born twins have work with several popular American hip-hop acts including Diddy, J. Cole and Lupe Fiasco. In addition to this, they produced Chris Brown’s ‘Something special’ and When I love ya’, off his 'X' album. They also added to the intro of ‘Pound cake’ by Drake featuring Jay-Z.
The twins are known for creating hip-hop, R&B, pop and electronic music.
Listen to ‘Compromise’ below:
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