Rexxie

Rexxie, whose birth name is Ezeh Chisom Faith, is a prominent Nigerian record producer, disc jockey (DJ), and songwriter. Born on November 10, 1994, in Lagos, Nigeria, Rexxie has become a highly influential figure in contemporary Nigerian music, particularly recognized for his role in pioneering the Zanku sound and contributing significantly to the Street Pop, Afro Pop, and Afropiano genres. He originates from Anambra State, Nigeria.Early Life and Education Rexxie's early exposure to music came through his upbringing, where his father served as a pastor and he learned to play the keyboard at his father's church. He received his basic education across Abuja and Lagos. For his higher education, he attended Yaba College of Technology before graduating from the Tai Solarin University of Education.Career Progression and Major Achievements Rexxie gained widespread acclaim as a producer for creating the defining sound of the Zanku music movement. His distinct production style often features high-tempo beats and infectious rhythms. He has produced hit songs for several major Nigerian artists, including Davido, Burna Boy, and Zlatan. Among his most notable production credits are Naira Marley’s chart-topping singles "Soapy" and "Tesumole," and the immensely popular collaboration "KPK" with MohBad. His work on "KPK" earned him and MohBad significant recognition, including nominations and wins for various industry awards such as the Soundcity MVP Awards Festival and The Beatz Awards for "Producer of the Year" and "Most Played Street Hop Song."Notable Works and Current Status On June 28, 2021, Rexxie released his studio album, *A True Champion*. The project showcased his versatility and included collaborations with high-profile artists such as Davido, Zlatan Ibile, Naira Marley, Zinoleesky, MohBad, Sarkodie, and Peruzzi. Rexxie continues to be a highly sought-after producer in the Nigerian music industry, known for his consistent ability to deliver commercially successful and critically acclaimed tracks.