Robin Thicke
Robin Thicke is a singer-songwriter and producer. Born in Los Angeles in 1977 to actors Alan Thicke and Gloria Loring, Thicke was seemingly destined to make a name for himself. He started his journey at a young age, teaching himself how to play the piano at the tender age of twelve and channeling his creativity into songwriting by the age of sixteen. His passion for music triggered his involvement in various school musicals and opened the door to his early career as a vocalist.
Thicke's breakthrough came when he was hired by Interscope Records as a songwriter and producer, contributing to albums by popular artists such as Christina Aguilera, Marc Anthony, and Mya. In 2002, he released his first solo album, A Beautiful World, which showcased his distinctive blend of R&B, soul, and pop music. His breakthrough in the mainstream music arena came in 2006 with the launch of his second album, The Evolution of Robin Thicke, which included the chart-topping hit "Lost Without U."
Notwithstanding his singing career, Thicke is also well known for his songwriting prowess, having penned songs for numerous iconic musicians including Usher and Mary J. Blige. His discography exudes a high level of versatility, constantly incorporating diverse genres, from R&B and soul to pop, earning him international acclaim. True to his roots, Thicke has also dabbled in acting, making cameo appearances in popular TV shows like The Wonder Years and Real Husbands of Hollywood.