Priscilla Renea, also known as Muni Long, has evolved from a prolific songwriter for global artists to a Grammy Award-winning recording artist, sharing her authentic musical vision with audiences worldwide. After establishing herself as a prolific songwriter for global artists, Priscilla Renea, also known as Muni Long, launched her recording career with the debut album ‘Jukebox’ under Capitol Records in 2009. Her songwriting prowess quickly gained industry attention, notably co-writing Rihanna’s ‘California King Bed’ for the acclaimed album ‘Loud’ in 2010. This pivotal moment solidified Renea’s standing, leading to contributions on tracks like Cheryl’s ‘Promise This’ (2010) and Selena Gomez & The Scene’s ‘Who Says’ (2011).
Reneas songwriting catalog expanded throughout the 2010s with collaborations for superstar artists. She co-wrote Chris Brown’s ‘Don’t Wake Me Up’ (2012) and contributed ‘Gang Bang’ and ‘Love Spent’ to Madonna’s album (2012). Her ability to craft chart-topping hits was evident with Pitbulls global sensation ‘Timber’ (2013) and Fifth Harmony’s ‘Worth It’ (2015). Renea also co-wrote the Grammy-nominated duet ‘Somethin’ Bad’ for Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert (2014), a track adapted by NBC Sports as the theme ‘Oh, Sunday Night’ for the National Football League.
Her 2023 single ‘Made for Me’ continued her streak of Billboard Hot 100 success, also reaching the Top 20. In 2024, Long released her fourth album, ‘Revenge.’ Her impactful contributions to R&B were further recognized in 2025, securing another Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance for ‘Made For Me (Live on BET).’ Long is confirmed as a support act for Brandy and Monica’s ‘The Boy Is Mine Tour’ in 2025, engaging audiences with her authentic musical vision.