What goes on in the genius brain of Terius Nash is anyone's guess, but he clearly knows his way around a hit. Penning and producing some of radio's biggest smashes for the world's brightest stars—including Rihanna and Beyoncé—he still manages to keep some of his best material for himself. His Love trilogy was both a critical and commercial success, redefining R&B for the modern age. His fourth album Terius Nash: 1977—initially released as a free mixtape—contains his most personal and experimental work, while IV Play would feature his most eclectic group of features.