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SONY SIGNS A SUPAH STAR
4/12/21

Sony Music Publishing has announced the signing of hip-hop songwriter, producer and beatmaker Jonathan DeMario Priester, also known as Supah Mario, to a worldwide deal.

The South Carolina native has become an in-demand producer, crafting hits including “What’s Next,” “Ice Melts” and “Blue Tint” by Drake; “Wyclef Jean” by Young Thug; “That Way,” “Myron” and “Silly Watch” by Lil Uzi Vert; “Diamonds Talkin’ Back” by 2 Chainz; and Big K.R.I.T.’s “Mixed Messages.” He is also working on upcoming projects for Lil Uzi Vert, Swae Lee, and Post Malone.

Sony Music Publishing Vice President, Creative Adrian Nunez said: “The opportunity to work with Supah Mario has been a long time coming, and I’m excited to continue our creative relationship.”

Supah Mario earned breakout success in 2014 with his collaboration alongside Young Thug on "2 Cups Stuffed,” and again a year later with his 2015 hit “Thiefs in the Night.”