Prescription Songs And Grammy Nominated Producer Fridayy Extend Publishing Deal

L-R: Fridayy, manager Edgar Cutino, RX’s Eddie Fourcell (Photo Credit: Abigail Morris / Courtesy: Falcon Publicity)

LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) – Leading independent publishing company Prescription Songs has extended its publishing deal with Grammy-nominated artist, producer and songwriter Fridayy. The news was announced Monday (August 19) by Prescription Songs founder Lukasz “Dr. Luke” Gottwald, Rhea Pasricha, Head of A&R, West Coast and Eddie Fourcell, VP of A&R.

Philly-bred Haitian-American vocalist Fridayy signed to Prescription Songs in the summer of 2022. This new extension comes from Fridayy’s single “When It Comes To You” being certified platinum.

Through his relationship with DJ Khaled, Fourcell sent Khaled the standout chorus of an idea that Fridayy created, which would go on to become the Grammy-nominated “GOD DID” and feature hip hop heavyweights Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross and John Legend. The song, with Fridayy’s guest artist feature, production and songwriting credits, earned three nominations at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards: “Song of the Year,” “Best Rap Song,” and “Best Rap Performance.” It would also become Fridayy’s first entry on the Billboard Hot 100, debuting at #17.

In January 2024, Fridayy debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 for the first time as a solo artist with “When It Comes To You,” which appears on his self-titled debut album via Def Jam. The song officially hit RIAA-certified Platinum status, joining his previous breakouts with Khalid’s Gold “GOD DID” and Lil Baby’s Platinum “Forever.” His highest charting single as a producer/writer credits on Drake’s “Calling 4 You” from his #1 album For All The Dogs, which debuted at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became Fridayy’s first Top 10 global charting single as a producer/writer.

Francis “Fridayy” LeBlanc was born and raised in Philadelphia, contributing to his lifelong love of music and entertainment. Fridayy’s father enrolled him in the band at the age of 10, in which he played the trumpet. As he progressed in the band, he taught himself to play the piano and bass. Fridayy made his first mark singing through the church at 13, which led to him finding a more profound passion for music. By his late teens, he found a new love for producing and songwriting. Now, at 27, Fridayy has found himself in various situations where he has been able to take what was once a dream and turn that into a successful career.

“Prescription feels like home for me!” Fridayy shares. “Shout out to Eddie! Without him, who knows where I would be! All I ever needed was an opportunity, and Eddie and Prescription provided that! Now we are here, and life looks a lot different!”

Adds Fridayy’s manager Edgar Cutino, “It’s an honor to work alongside such a great team at Prescription. 6 months after meeting my brother Eddie, all our lives changed for the better! Believing in someone is only the start! Doing the work afterward is what makes long-lasting careers! Eddie was the mixture of both! If he doesn’t send ‘God Did’ to Khaled, none of this will be possible. I want to thank Luke & Rhea for empowering a great executive to sign a kid with no placements who was just dope! That is what you bring talented people into your company to do! Bring greatness to the table! Shout out to our team for the months of hard work it took to get this done! My partner Chris Washington, our incredible lawyers Brian Drach & Jason Berger and the amazing Dayna Gomez, who keeps everything with us running!”

“From the moment Eddie first played me Fridayy’s music, I knew he was a special talent. We are excited and honored to extend our publishing partnership with Fridayy. We know this next chapter together will be even bigger and better,” said Gottwald.