Stephen McGregor racks up the credits
Stephen McGregor
Entertainment, Music
January 5, 2023

Stephen McGregor racks up the credits

Music producer Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor has long separated himself from the pack. His production and songwriting credits are evident on projects by John Legend, rappers Drake, and French Montana, Nelly Furtado, Shakira, Burna Boy, Fuse ODG, Nicky Jam, and Lianne La Havas among several others.

The Grammy-winning McGregor was again at it in 2022. He produced the track Speak in Tongues by John Legend and Jada Kingdom, featured on the American singer’s most recent album Legend.

McGregor also has credits on Sean Paul’s Scorcha album, Esquemas by Becky G, and Last Night and GPP, both hits for Jada Kingdom last year.

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