Ebony Naomi Oshunrinde, known professionally as Wondagurl, was born on December 28, 1996, in Canada. She grew up in a family of Nigerian descent, with her mother Jozie by her side. From a young age, Wondagurl showed a natural talent and passion for music production.
Wondagurl first caught the attention of the music industry when she was discovered on Instagram. Her unique beats and production style stood out, leading to her big break at the age of 18. In 2015, she worked on the tracks "Company" and "Used To" for Drake's album 'If You're Reading This, It's Too Late,' showcasing her exceptional skills at a young age.
Before gaining widespread recognition, Wondagurl showcased her talent by winning 1st place at the 2012 Battle of the Beat Makers music production competition. This victory not only boosted her confidence but also caught the attention of rapper and producer Travis Scott. He was impressed by her sample beats, leading to a fruitful collaboration.
Wondagurl's debut producing credit came on Jay Z's song "Crown" from his 2013 album 'Magna Carta, Holy Grail.' This marked the beginning of her rise in the music industry, with more opportunities coming her way. She later worked with Rihanna on the hit song "B**** Better Have My Money" as a co-writer and producer, solidifying her position as a talented music producer.
Throughout her career, Wondagurl has expressed her desire to collaborate with Kanye West, citing him as her dream collaborator. She admires his innovative approach to music and production, hoping to work with him in the future.
Wondagurl's journey from being a young aspiring producer to a renowned music industry figure is a testament to her talent and dedication. With a string of successful projects under her belt and a bright future ahead, she continues to push boundaries and make a mark in the music world.
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