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Terius Nash
Redzone writer, Terius Youngdell Nash, also know as “The Dream”, was born in Rockingham, North Carolina in 1982. At the age of two he moved, with his mother Reva Nash, to Atlanta, Georgia, where she raised him until her untimely death at the age of thirty-five. Afterwards, he was taken in by his grandfather, who was an avid music fan. It was through this relationship that he was introduced to many of the great legendary artists that made up his grandfather’s record collection. As soon as he heard the sweet soulful sounds of Sam Cooke and Al Green, “The Dream” was hooked. In the third grade he enrolled in beginning trumpet classes at Grove Park Elementary School. He continued playing the trumpet through high school and later added to his musical repertoire by learning to play the drums and guitar.
In junior high and high school his musical influences broadened to include artists such as Michael Jackson, R. Kelly and TuPac Shakur. His talents continued to develop naturally and eventually lead to singing, rapping and song writing.
In addition, he is also an accomplished artist and has created many paintings and sculptures, some of which have been shown at various art galleries throughout Atlanta.
“The Dream” was introduced to Laney Stewart at Redzone Entertainment in 2001, and although their first meeting wasn’t very successful, things fared better the second time around and Laney pulled him into the Redzone camp, where they immediately started to write together for the multi-platinum group B2K.
In early 2003 he was signed by Laney Stewart to a new publishing deal with Morningside Trail through a joint venture with peermusic. Since then he has continued writing for other artists and his most recent collaborations include Britney Spears newest single, “Me Against The Music”.
Terius just wrapped work on Jive artist Nivea's forthcoming sophomore effort (April 2005) including the hit single "Okay" featuring Lil' John and Youngbloodz.
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