Young Fyre
Young Fyre, born Tramaine Winfrey (March 9, 1986), is an American record producer signed to T-Pain's record label, Nappy Boy Entertainment. He has worked extensively with T-Pain and produced most of the album Revolver, T-Pain's fourth studio album.
Young Fyre has also worked with Tech N9ne Krizz Kaliko, Lil Wayne, Ace Hood, Chris Brown, Mario, Busta Rhymes, Big Time Rush, Nicholas RAS Furlong, Rico Love, The Writing Camp, and many others. Among the notable songs credited to him are T-Pain's "Best Love Song" featuring Chris Brown, "Rap Song" featuring Rick Ross, and "Booty Wurk (One Cheek at a Time)" featuring Joey Galaxy; Ace Hood's "King of the Streets" featuring T-Pain; and Lil' Wayne's "How to Hate" featuring T-Pain.
He lives in Atlanta, Georgia and travels frequently between Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles and New York City to record. His management, BRAG Media, is based in New York.
Early life
Young Fyre was born and raised in Des Moines, Iowa. Although his parents were not musicians, they were avid music fans and instilled their passion for music in their son from an early age. Young Fyre originally aspired to be a rapper, and began producing music as a result of being unable to find beats to rap on. His major musical influences are Timbaland, Missy Elliott, and Busta Rhymes.
Podcasts:
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by Hitmen
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by Emeth
Young & Free
by: HitmenStupid words everyday
again and again, I hear them say
Leave me alone
Can't take anymore
I'm not the saint your looking for
Never take me to your head
I'm not your dog
I don't play dead
I never let you get me down
Don't tell me I can't have another drink
Don't tell me who to hang around with
Now I am tired of all your misery
Leave me alone, you better leave me alone
We are young and we are free
We are your catastrophy
And your ordinary sunday
Is our never ending funday
We are young and we are free
And changed the world's philosophy
And your ordinary sunday
Is our never ending funday
We are young
And we are free
We are young
We are your catastrophy
Got my hair cut to the brain
But look, Mom and Dad
I'm still the same
Don't you see
I'm not like you
And all your politicians, too
Never take me to your head
I'm not your dog
I don't play dead
I never let you get me down
Don't tell me I can't have another drink
Don't tell me who to hang around with
Now I am tired of all your misery
Leave me alone, you better leave me alone
We are young and we are free
We are your catastrophy
And your ordinary sunday
Is our never ending funday
We are young and we are free
And changed the world's philosophy
And your ordinary sunday