Eric Bellinger

Eric Bellinger is a Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer recognized for his versatility and prolific contributions to contemporary R&B. As the grandson of Jackson 5 songwriter Bobby Day, known for the classic song "Rockin' Robin," Bellinger developed a strong foundation in melody and storytelling that shapes his music career. Choosing music over a football scholarship to the University of Southern California, Bellinger pursued a path that led to significant influence within the music industry.

After joining the songwriting collective The Writing Camp, Bellinger established himself behind the scenes by co-writing songs for prominent artists. His credits include two tracks on Chris Brown's Grammy-winning album "F.A.M.E.," Brandy's "Without You," and Justin Bieber's "Right Here." Notable successes include Usher's "Lemme See," which reached number two on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, and Brown's "Fine China," a top 10 R&B/Hip-Hop hit. Bellinger's work on "F.A.M.E." earned him a Grammy Award for Best R&B Album, and he received multiple Grammy nominations as a songwriter, including Best R&B Song for "New Flame" from Brown's album "X." He also co-wrote "Lemme See" by Usher, which received recognition as an ASCAP Award Winning R&B/Hip-Hop Song.

Bellinger later focused on his solo career, releasing his debut studio album, "The Rebirth." His discography includes projects such as "Cuffing Season," "Eazy Call," the "Eric B for President" series, and "1-800-HIT-EAZY" with Hitmaka. The "Eric B for President" series produced tracks like "G.O.A.T." and "Drive By," both certified Gold by the RIAA. His solo hit "I Don't Want Her" featuring Problem and collaborations like "Type a Way" featuring Chris Brown highlight his impact as an R&B artist and songwriter.

Bellinger's album "New Light" earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Progressive R&B Album and features artists including Brandy, Teedra Moses, and Kierra Sheard. He is also the founder of All Wins, an independent label and movement focused on empowering artists and celebrating achievements in the music industry. Bellinger performed the theme song for the Sesame Street spinoff series "Mecha Builders" alongside Shanice.

Continuing to innovate within R&B, Bellinger recorded "It'll All Make Sense Later" during a creative period in Cape Town, South Africa, where he explored Afrobeats and Amapiano influences. The follow-up, "It All Makes Sense," further reflects his perspective on R&B as a global genre rooted in authenticity and innovation. Bellinger has performed at major festivals such as One Musicfest and R&B Only Fest and completed a global tour in support of his albums. With over 1.5 billion streams worldwide, Bellinger is recognized for blending classic soul with contemporary R&B and shaping the genre's evolving sound.