The Featherstones are a record production and songwriting team fromBaltimore, Maryland consisted of Justin, Christopher, William, and Matthew Featherstone.

In 1997, the Featherstones created their production company with their father Lurenda Featherstone and began working with local artists Mystory and the singing group Everidae. While performing in a talent show hosted byThe Baltimore Times at Security Square Mall, The Featherstones had the opportunity of meetingSisqo of the singing groupDru Hill. It was there where he first heard them sing an original song written and produced by the Featherstones. He was so impressed that it led to the Featherstones first full production credit in 2002. "I Should Be..." both written and produced by the Featherstones was the lead single performed by American singing groupDru Hill from their third albumDru World Order.^[1] The single "I Should Be..." went on to reach number 25 on theBillboard Hot 100.

For years the Featherstones paid their dues, honed their craft, and weathered the inevitable storms of the music business. In 2013, they were contacted by their publisher to work with Kevin Gates on his albumStranger Than Fiction. While making the track, "Smiling Faces" they were trying to make something unique that stood out but wouldn't overwhelm it. They also just wanted to create a record that matched Gates' personalized and versatility. Ever since then, they have good chemistry and have been working with each other.^[2]

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