Kenisha Pratt

Kenisha LaCarol Pratt (February 13, 1980 – December 19, 2019) was an American songwriter and vocal producer, known for her songwriting credits on songs by artists such as Brandy, Toni Braxton, TLC, Yahzarah, Burhan G and Hadise, and her brother K-Young.

Career Pratt, the daughter of LaCarol Pratt-Miles and Phillip Miles, The siblings were raised in Inglewood, California. In the late 1990s, she ventured into professional songwriting under the tutelage of music producer Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins with whom she worked on Michael Jackson's album Invincible (2001) and TLC's 3D (2002).

The following year, she co-wrote several songs on Jerkins' regular collaborator Brandy's third studio album Full Moon, including lead single "What About Us?" for which Pratt was awarded a BMI Citation of Achievement Award the following year. apart from working with her on tracks which they co-wrote for other artists such as Toni Braxton.

Songwriting credits Brandy – "Anybody", "Apart", "I Wanna Fall In Love", "Nothing", "When You Touch Me", "WOW", "What About Us?" (Full Moon; 2002) TLC – "Over Me" (3D; 2002) Toni Braxton – "Always", "Selfish" (More Than a Woman; 2002) Yahzarah – "One Day" (Blackstar; 2003) Toni Braxton – "Whatchu Need" (Ultimate Toni Braxton; 2003) Brandy – "Afrodisiac", Sadiddy" (Afrodisiac; 2004) Hadise – "Bad Boy" (Sweat; 2005) K-Young – Learn How to Love (2005) Mimi Terrell – "Give It to Me" (It's Mimi; 2005) Booty Luv – "A Little Bit" (Boogie 2nite; 2007) Burhan G – "Can't Let U Go", "This Is Our World" (Breakout; 2007) Li Yuchun – "My Kingdom" (Mine; 2007) Sibel – "I'm Sorry" (The Diving Belle; 2008)