Obi Mhondera

Obi Mhondera

Obi Simbarashe Mhondera (born May 21, 1980 in Mutare, Zimbabwe) is a songwriter, producer and re-mixer responsible for many major releases worldwide, particularly in the United Kingdom, Europe and Asia.

He was born and raised in Zimbabwe before moving to the United Kingdom. His first hit record was "Flip Reverse" which reached no. 2 in the UK Singles Chart. He since has worked with Sugababes, Blue, RBD, Boa, Dream, Jeremy Greene, Tata Young, Blazin' Squad, Billie Piper, Mutya Buena, Monrose, Room 2012, Queensberry, Cinema Bizarre, Jimi Blue and Jeanette Bierderman.

Contents

Madeleine McCann

Mhondera remixed the single "Missing (Where Are You?)", a song to aid Missing People in remembrance of Madeleine McCann.[1][2]

Song Writing/ Production/ Credits

  • Cinema Bizarre " Modern Lover" Toyz
  • Tata Young "Suffocate"
  • KayCeeDee "Bad Boy"
  • Sef "Need a Hero"
  • Sef "Outta Da Ghetto"
  • Mutya Buena " Strung Out "
  • Chloe Wang "HeartBeat"
  • Monrose (Strictly Physical) " Strictly Physical"
  • Monrose (Temptation) "Ooh la la"
  • Monrose (Temptation) "Do That Dance"
  • Monrose (I AM "Going Out Tonite"
  • Room 2012 (8 songs on Album)
  • Kelley Key
  • Queensberry Volume 1 "Bike"
  • Queensberry Volume 1 "Sprung"
  • Fady Maalouf " Fire"
  • Tommy Reeve "Crying"
  • Culture Beat "The way you Move"
  • Jaoanna Zimmer "In My Head"
  • Sarah Connor
  • Lisa Maffia
  • Smuji
  • Blazin' Squad " FLIP REVERSE"
  • Jimi Blue "Do the ya"
  • Jimi Blue "In Da Club"
  • Blazin' Squad "Here for One"
  • Clea "Stuck In The Middle"
  • Clea " Sprung"
  • Nathan Nfg " Come Into My Room"
  • Nathan Nfg " Round and Round"
  • Triple 8 "Hit Da Bone"

Remixes Include

  • Christina Aguilera "Hurt"
  • Natasha Beddingfield "Wanna Have your Babies"
  • John Legend "Save Room"
  • Blue "If you Come Back"
  • 3LW "Do Me Right"
  • 3LW "Playas are gon Play"
  • Jagged Edge "Where The Party At"

References

  1. ^ "Chance not to be missed". Littlehampton Gazette. Littlehampton, England. 12 July 2007. http://www.littlehamptongazette.co.uk/leisure?articleid=3027556. Retrieved 9 June 2010. 
  2. ^ Pegg, Rachel (7 June 2007). "Musicians record song for Madeleine". The Argus. http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/1454160.musicians_record_song_for_madeleine/. Retrieved 9 June 2010. 


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