bio
Nashville native A.B. Eastwood is definitely shedding light on his hometown’s burgeoning Hip-Hop/R&B music scene. With influences ranging from Gangsta Rap and R&B to 80s Pop and Classic Rock, A.B. flexes a wide variety of production styles that allow him to work seamlessly across genres. After graduating from Nashville School of the Arts, A.B. moved to South FL where he started his apprenticeship under notable producer DUBBA-AA. While there, he accrued production credits for Kodak Black, Denzel Curry and DJ Khaled’s record label We The Best Music Group. Wanting to test his own abilities, A.B. traveled back home to Nashville and began his career as a stand alone producer. Since then, he has collaborated with the majority of developing Hip-Hop/R&B artist in town, as well as more notable musicians like Ron Gilmore (Dreamville/Warner Chappell), Ari Lennox, Baby Rose, and Common to name a few. A.B.'s participation with artists like Tim Gent and Bobby Gonz, as well as his love for DJing has lead to him opening for iconic acts like Coldplay, H.E.R., Nas, Wu-Tang and more. Eastwood has been featured in many publications, such as NPR, DJ Booth, Okay Player and Nashville Scene, and has landed numerous film/tv placements that can be heard on Uncorked (Netflix), The Violent Heart (Hulu), Harlem (Amazon), Frito-Lay (Super Bowl LV), Fox Sports (MLB World Series), and ACC Network. This success ultimately landed A.B. his partnership with Dr. Luke's publishing company Rx Songs, where he plans to grind harder than ever before.