Frankie Storm
| Frankie Storm | |
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| Born | Tawanna Knicia Dabney Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States |
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| 📆 Years active | 2005–present |
Tawanna Knicia Dabney, known professionally as Frankie Storm, is an American singer-songwriter. A frequent collaborator of producers Stargate, OAK, Matrax, KayGee, and Espionage, she is best known for co-writing "Don't Stop the Music", "Do You Remember", and "Hold It Don't Drop It."[1]
Career
Early life
Dabney, originally from Philadelphia, began singing at three, which evolved into participation in local area choirs.[2]
Entry into songwriting
After a local rapper heard her singing and requested her vocals for a hook, Dabney began songwriting. She would next work with notable Philadelphia producers Dre & Vidal who helped further hone her skills and placed her first song: the title track of the fourth 3LW album Point Of No Return. The project was later shelved when the group decided to go on hiatus, but Dabney continued to write, moving to New York City for more songwriting opportunities.
Discography
Selected songwriting credits
| Title | Year | Artist | Album |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Point Of No Return" | 2006 | 3LW | Point Of No Return (Shelved) |
| "I'm Not Missing You" | Stacie Orrico | Beautiful Awakening | |
| "Take Me Away" | |||
| "Don't Ask Me to Stay" | |||
| "Been Gone" | Keshia Chanté | 2U | |
| "2U" | |||
| "Summer Love" | |||
| "Sorry" | |||
| "Love You, Hate You" | Brooke Hogan | Undiscovered | |
| "Incognito" | |||
| "Don't Stop the Music" | 2007 | Rihanna | Good Girl Gone Bad |
| "Cry" | |||
| "Hold It Don't Drop It" | Jennifer Lopez | Brave | |
| "I've Changed" (featuring Keyshia Cole) | Jaheim | The Makings of a Man | |
| "Now You Tell Me" | Jordin Sparks | Jordin Sparks | |
| "Takin' Back My Love" (featuring Ciara) | 2008 | Enrique Iglesias | Greatest Hits |
| "Can You Hear Me" | |||
| "Lace and Leather" | Britney Spears | Circus | |
| "Entertainment" (Unreleased)[3] | |||
| "Told You So" | Jesse McCartney | Departure | |
| "Up/Down" | Jessica Mauboy | Been Waiting | |
| "Heavy Rotation" | Anastacia | Heavy Rotation | |
| "Anti-Love Song" | Raven-Symoné | Raven-Symoné | |
| "In the Pictures" | |||
| "In Your Skin" | |||
| "Face to Face" (Thick Girls, Big Girls Deluxe EP) | |||
| "Next" (Thick Girls, Big Girls Deluxe EP) | |||
| "Hand It Over" | Alesha Dixon | The Alesha Show | |
| "Give Me the Music" | Eva Avila | Give Me the Music | |
| "Do You Remember" (featuring Sean Paul & Lil Jon) | 2009 | Jay Sean | All or Nothing |
| "Walking On Snow" | Jordin Sparks | Battlefield | |
| "Tell Me Lies" | Ashley Tisdale | Guilty Pleasure | |
| "After Party" | LeToya Luckett | Lady Love | |
| "Tears" | |||
| "Avalanche" | Marié Digby | Breathing Underwater | |
| "Know You By Heart" | |||
| "Overboard" (featuring Livvi Franc) | |||
| "Come to Life" | |||
| "Crazier Things" | |||
| "Make It Happen" | |||
| "Surrender" | |||
| "One Day at a Time" (featuring Akon) | 2010 | Enrique Iglesias | Euphoria |
| "Calling You" | Kat DeLuna | Inside Out | |
| "Never Always" | 2011 | Jake Zyrus | Infinity |
| "Riot!" | Cher Lloyd | Sticks and Stones | |
| "Travel the World (Love Uses Time)" | Keke Wyatt | Unbelievable | |
| "Sing About Me" | 2013 | Angel Haze | Dirty Gold |
| "Saturday Sunday" | 2015 | Kat Dahlia | My Garden |
| "Mirror" | |||
| "Walk on Water" |
Awards and nominations
| Year | Ceremony | Award | Result | Ref |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2009 | BMI Pop Awards | Award-Winning Pop Songs ("Don't Stop the Music") | Won | [4] |
| 2011 | BMI Pop Awards | Award-Winning Pop Songs ("Do You Remember") | Won | [5] |
References
- ↑ Tomlin, Edward (May 22, 2024). "10 Best Rihanna Songs of All Time". Singersroom.
- ↑ "Frankie Storm". Frankie Storm Official.
- ↑ Bishop, Steve (2026). "Britney Spears: Song by Song".
- ↑ "2009 BMI Pop Awards". Broadcast Music Inc.
- ↑ "2011 BMI Pop Awards". Broadcast Music Inc.
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