Rich Young (aka B.Keyz), born Brian Anthony Wilson (June 16th) is an American born recording artist, record producer and entrepreneur. Young’s musical journey began at the early age of 10 when he was first introduced to classical and improvisational jazz piano. By 11, his love for improvisation grew leading to his further experimentation into the unknowns of creating original compositions. Young later went on to study the alto and tenor saxophone at the age of 12. It was then, that his private instructor encouraged him to pursue membership in his local high-school symphonic and marching bands. In June of 2003, Rich Young graduated from Gar-field Senior High-school in Woodbridge, Virginia and went on to attend the world-renown Historic Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia (which also served as the collegiate home to social revolutionist Martin Luther King Jr. actor, Samuel L. Jackson and film director Spike Lee just to name a few).

Young graduated from Morehouse College with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing. After graduation, Young pursued fulltime employment with Careerbuilder, Inc. and Bank of America Fraud Detection until realizing that his childhood dream still remained prevalent, desirable and attainable. Young’s musical career has since lead him produce music for a variety of successful projects ranging from Kanga Kids Hip-hop, the Jamie Dukes’ Chachersize Fitness DVD to licensing cataloged music to the NFL network. His production credits have also landed notoriety for his contribution to works recorded by former MCA recording Pebbles, Former Def Jam recording artist Foxy Brown, Koch Recording artist Grafh, Battery/Jive recording artist Don Juan and Soulja Boy’s SODMG recording artist Lil Playboii just to name a few. On March 1, 2011 Rich Young plans to release his debut self produced Singles “Buy You The World & “My Love” which are both expected to become digital chart toppers on Itunes. Visit Rich Young online at http://www.TheRichYoungLife.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.