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Starrah

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American songwriter

Starrah
Birth nameBrittany Talia Hazzard
Also known asStarrah
Born (1990-06-14)June 14, 1990 (age 34)
OriginDelaware, U.S.
Genres
Occupations
  • Songwriter
  • singer
  • rapper
Years active2014–present
LabelsMad Decent
Musical artist

Brittany Talia Hazzard,[1] professionally known asStarrah, is an American songwriter, singer, and rapper fromDelaware.[2] Best known for her songwriting work for other music industry artists, Starrah has co-written three singles that peaked atop theBillboard Hot 100: "Havana" forCamila Cabello in 2017, "Girls Like You" forMaroon 5 the following year, and "Savage Remix" forMegan Thee Stallion (featuringBeyoncé) in 2020;[3] the latter won aGrammy Award for Best Rap Song.[4] In addition, she has co-written songs that have peaked within the top 20 of the chart:Rihanna's "Needed Me,"Normani's "Wild Side" (featuringCardi B),Halsey's "Now or Never,"Kevin Gates' "2 Phones,"Nicki Minaj,Drake andLil Wayne's "No Frauds," and Drake's "Fake Love."

Her album credits includeTravis Scott'sBirds in the Trap Sing McKnight (2017),Calvin Harris'sFunk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 (2018)—including the top 20 single "Feels" featuringPharrell Williams,Katy Perry, andBig Sean—Nicki Minaj'sQueen (2018), andMadame X (2018) byMadonna.

As a recording artist, Starrah signed withDiplo'sMad Decent record label to release an eponymous collaborative project with the producer (titledStarrah x Diplo) in 2017. She released her debut commercial single, "How It Goes" on August 12, 2020, which preceded the release of her debut studio album,The Longest Interlude (2021).[3]

Early life and career

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Starrah grew up in Delaware as the youngest of nine siblings.[5] She has stated that she "grew up in the ghetto" and has written lyrics about police raids she experienced as a child.[5][6] Her songwriting grew from writing short stories and poems.[7] She attendedDelaware State University and moved to Los Angeles after graduation to pursue a music career.[5][6] After a period of uploading music toSoundCloud and selling samples through Instagram, a manager in the industry reached out to her.[7] He connected her to more songwriters which led to Starrah writing "Be Real" byKid Ink in 2015, which reached No. 43 on theBillboard Hot 100.[7]

In 2016, Starrah wrote several songs that becametop 40 hits. "2 Phones" byKevin Gates reacheddouble platinum status.[8]Rihanna's single "Needed Me" reached number seven on theBillboard Hot 100 and spent 42 weeks on the chart.[8]

On September 22, 2017, Starrah released a joint EP with producerDiplo titledStarrah x Diplo.[9]

In April 2019, Starrah formed a partnership withHipgnosis Songs Fund.[10][11] She worked closely with Madonna for her 2019 albumMadame X, writing on six tracks.[6]

Starrah released her debut single "How It Goes" on August 12, 2020.[12][3]

Artistry

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Starrah stated that she writes lyrics first, and then finds a melody and production to fit them.[5][6] In her early career, she was sometimes turned away from studio sessions for being "too urban", but later found success with urban crossover into mainstream pop music.[5]

Personal life

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Due to a mixture of social anxiety and wishes for privacy, Starrah avoids being photographed and recognized in public.[5][6] Starrah identifies as queer.[5][13]

Discography

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Studio albums

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  • 2021:The Longest Interlude

EP

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  • Starrah x Diplo(with Diplo) (2017)

Singles

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As lead artist

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  • 2014
  • 2016
    • Starrah – "Rush / Rush (Remix)" featuring Kehlani
    • Starrah – "Dirty Diana"
  • 2017
    • Starrah andDiplo – "Imperfections"
    • Starrah and Diplo – "Swerve"
  • 2018
    • Starrah – "Codeine Cowgirl" prod. Aleksei
  • 2020
    • Starrah – "How It Goes" prod. June Nawakii
    • Starrah – "Keep Calm"
  • 2021

As featured artist / guest appearances

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Songwriting credits

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SongYearArtist(s)Album
"Be Real"2015Kid Ink featuringDej LoafFull Speed
"2 Phones"Kevin GatesIslah
"Drank"JeremihLate Nights: The Album
"Needed Me"2016RihannaAnti
"Body"Dreezy featuringJeremihNo Hard Feelings
"The Half"DJ Snake featuringJeremih,Young Thug andSwizz BeatzEncore
"Pick Up the Phone"Travis Scott withYoung Thug featuringQuavoBirds in the Trap Sing McKnight
"Way Back"Travis Scott
"Lose"
"Trust Nobody"Cashmere Cat featuringSelena Gomez andTory Lanez9
"Fake Love"DrakeMore Life
"True Colors"The WeekndStarboy
"No Favors"2017Big Sean featuringEminemI Decided
"Jump Out the Window"Big Sean
"Bigger Than Me"Big Sean featuring Starrah and Flint Chozen Choir
"Regret in Your Tears"Nicki MinajNon-album single
"No Frauds"Nicki Minaj featuringDrake andLil WayneNon-album single
"Ice Melts"Drake featuringYoung ThugMore Life
"Heatstroke"Calvin Harris featuring Young Thug,Pharrell Williams andAriana GrandeFunk Wav Bounces Vol. 1
"Feels"Calvin Harris featuringPharrell Williams,Katy Perry andBig Sean
"Skrt on Me"Calvin Harris featuringNicki Minaj
"Prayers Up"Calvin Harris featuringTravis Scott andA-Trak
"Cash Out"Calvin Harris featuringSchoolboy Q,PartyNextDoor andDRAM
"Now or Never"HalseyHopeless Fountain Kingdom
"Infinite Stripes"Cashmere Cat featuringTy Dolla Sign9
"Swish Swish"Katy Perry featuringNicki MinajWitness
"Know No Better"Major Lazer featuringQuavo,Travis Scott andCamila CabelloKnow No Better
"Don't Quit"DJ Khaled andCalvin Harris featuringTravis Scott andJeremihGrateful
"Havana"Camila Cabello featuringYoung ThugCamila
"Inside Out"Camila Cabello
"What Lovers Do"Maroon 5 featuringSzaRed Pill Blues
"Girls Like You"Maroon 5
"No I Love Yous"Era Istrefi featuringFrench MontanaNon-album single
"Wasted Times"2018The WeekndMy Dear Melancholy
"Hard White"Nicki MinajQueen
"Run & Hide"
"Nip Tuck"
"2 Lit 2 Late Interlude"
"Come See About Me"
"Thought I Knew You"Nicki Minaj featuringThe Weeknd
"Checklist"Normani andCalvin Harris featuringWizKidNormani x Calvin Harris
"Future" (feat. Quavo)2019MadonnaMadame X
"Crave" (feat.Swae Lee)
"Crazy"
"Come Alive"
"Looking for Mercy"
"I Rise"
"Find Your Way Back"BeyoncéThe Lion King: The Gift
"Already"Beyoncé featuringShatta Wale andMajor Lazer
"Hate Me"Ellie Goulding featuringJuice WrldBrightest Blue
"Back For You"Cashmere CatPrincess Catgirl
"Smile"2020Katy PerrySmile
"Savage Remix"Megan Thee Stallion featuringBeyoncéGood News
"Tangerine"Glass AnimalsDreamland
"Are You Even Real"James BlakeNon-album single
"All Due Respect"Vory featuring StarrahVory
"Prices"Lil Uzi Vert featuring WanMorEternal Atake
"Wild Side"2021Normani featuringCardi BDopamine
"Coming Back"James Blake featuringSzaFriends That Break Your Heart
"Paradise"CLAlpha
"Automatic Woman"H.E.R.Bruised (Soundtrack from and Inspired by the Netflix Film)
"Remedy"Maroon 5 featuringStevie NicksJordi
"Usain Boo"2022Kodak BlackBack For Everything
"Feeling Like The End"JojiSmithereens
"Self Love"2023Metro Boomin andCoi LerayMetro Boomin Presents Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse (Soundtrack From And Inspired By The Motion Picture)
"Fall Back"James BlakePlaying Robots Into Heaven
"Birds Calling"2024Kevin GatesThe Ceremony
"Ammunition"Zara LarssonVenus
"1:59"Normani featuringGunnaDopamine
"Big Boy"Normani featuring Starrah
"Tantrums"Normani featuringJames Blake
"Candy Paint"Normani
"Grip"
"Little Secrets"

References

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  1. ^"Credits / Charli XCX / Number 1 Angel".Tidal. March 10, 2017. RetrievedOctober 15, 2020.
  2. ^"Meet Starrah, The Hit Songwriter Who Has Her Own Summer Anthem".PigeonsandPlanes. RetrievedOctober 12, 2018.
  3. ^abcZidel, Alex (August 12, 2020)."Starrah Releases Debut Single "How It Goes"".HotNewHipHop.
  4. ^"Brittany Hazzard".GRAMMY.com. April 22, 2021. RetrievedDecember 28, 2021.
  5. ^abcdefgCoscarelli, Joe (December 28, 2017)."Why Every Pop Star Wants a Piece of Starrah".The New York Times.
  6. ^abcdeHockley-Smith, Smith (June 13, 2019)."How Starrah Went From Working Retail to Writing For Madonna".Billboard.
  7. ^abcLyle, Ashley (April 6, 2017)."Starrah, the Hitmaker Behind Songs From Drake, Rihanna and Nicki Minaj, Is Ready For the Spotlight".Billboard.
  8. ^abPhillips, Yoh (December 7, 2016)."Meet Starrah, the Songwriter Behind Drake, Travis & Rihanna's Biggest 2016 Hits".DJ Booth.
  9. ^Bein, Kat (September 22, 2017)."Starrah & Diplo's New EP Is Full of Slow Rumble Sensuality".Billboard.
  10. ^Stassen, Murray (April 23, 2019)."Hipgnosis Songs Fund Acquires Catalog From Camila Cabello Co-Writer Starrah".Music Business Worldwide.
  11. ^Paine, Andre (April 23, 2019)."Hipgnosis acquires Starrah catalogue".Music Week.
  12. ^Angermiller, Michele Amabile (August 11, 2020)."Hitmaker Starrah Releases Debut Single as a Solo Artist".Variety.
  13. ^Darville, Jordan (January 18, 2018)."Starrah on homophobic rappers: "Their hooks be written by me and I'm LGBT af"".The Fader.

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