Tribe Quarter

Record producer, engineer, mixer, composer and consultant. Born on March 8, 1996 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Isaiah Richard is the younger cousin of fellow super-producer Boi-1da. Taking music seriously in 2011, Richard followed into the same paths as fellow producers, such as Noah "40" Shebib, Dr. Dre, Taylor "Hammerman" Greene, Miss Cherry and Symbolyc One, who were also engineers or mixers. His first placement was on Canadian entertainer/businessman Drake's "305 to My City", a track that was included on his third album, Nothing Was The Same (2013), but was left uncredited. Richard's next placement was on then-newcomer Speaker Knockerz via "Flexin' & Finessin'", a single from his mixtape, Finesse Father (2013); Speaker Knockerz died on March 4, 2014, four days before Richard's 18th birthday at the time. Isaiah "Tribe Quarter" Richard is currently signed to his cousin Boi-1da's production team as well as being part of a publishing deal with rap icon Jay-Z's Roc Nation.