Sevyn Streeter

Singer-songwriter, notable for 'It Won't Stop'

Sevyn Streeter - Artists & Creatives born July 7th, 1986
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Born in 1986, this American singer-songwriter began a music career that included significant success as a vocalist and songwriter. Early work included time with the girl group RichGirl. Later, projects involved collaborations with various artists while honing songwriting for other musicians, achieving recognition in the industry. A notable single, 'It Won't Stop,' featuring Chris Brown, reached commercial success, solidifying a solo career. The artist also contributed to hits for various prominent performers, showcasing versatility in multiple genres. This artist's career included multiple nominations for prestigious awards.

Released the hit single 'It Won't Stop'

Collaborated on successful tracks for other artists

Part of the girl group RichGirl

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