Wynter Gordon
Raised in the South Jamaica neighborhood of Queens, New York, Diana Gordon wrote
her first song at 15 years old, laying the brickwork for a career that would
later include multi-platinum collaborations as a behind-the-scenes songwriter as
well as multiple releases an an acclaimed R&B solo artist. Adopting the stage
name "Wynter Gordon," she began working with producer D'Mile in 2004. Her song
"Gonna Breakthrough" was recorded the following year by Mary J. Blige, who
released it on her triple-platinum album The Breakthrough. Wynter Gordon
continued writing songs for other artists ...
Dirty TalkVito V and Wynter Gordon
Ladi Dadi
Steve Aoki and Wynter Gordon
Dirty TalkWynter Gordon
Ladi DadiSteve Aoki and Wynter Gordon
Til DeathWynter Gordon
For the FameTyga, Chris Brown and Wynter Gordon
Dirty TalkVito V and Wynter Gordon
Dirty Talk
3:13
Ladi Dadi
Steve Aoki and Wynter GordonUntil Now
5:14
Dirty TalkWynter Gordon
With the Music I Die
3:17
Ladi DadiSteve Aoki and Wynter Gordon
Wonderland
5:14
Til DeathWynter Gordon
With the Music I Die
3:05
For the FameTyga, Chris Brown and Wynter Gordon
Careless World: Rise of The Last King
3:52
