Randolph Beasley III, Randy Beasley, and the more recent release alias Randy the Artist. Legacy recording credits with Tyrese and George Benson, and an active independent release run from 2020 through early 2026. Awards,
Singer, Writer, Producer, Shock Inc A&R; songwriter credit on “Whole Lotta Love”, “Randolph Beasley III”, Tyrese, and George Benson.
Randolph Beasley III is a singer, writer, producer, and Shock Inc A&R, music-credit, background-vocal work on Tyrese’s “All Ghetto Girl,” background vocals on George Benson’s “Irreplaceable,” and co-writing on George Benson’s “Cell Phone.” In the recent catalog, he re-emerges as a primary artist on a steady run of releases culminating in “Whole Lotta Love,” the album Alias, and the 2026 single “Tendernism.” Secondary biographical sources also connect him to A.R.T. of SOUL and to a 2001 live showcase for Clive Davis.
Singer, Writer, Producer, Shock Inc A&R; songwriter credit on “Whole Lotta Love”, “Randolph Beasley III”, Tyrese, and George Benson.
Randolph Beasley III is a singer, writer, producer, and Shock Inc A&R, music-credit, background-vocal work on Tyrese’s “All Ghetto Girl,” background vocals on George Benson’s “Irreplaceable,” and co-writing on George Benson’s “Cell Phone.” In the recent catalog, he re-emerges as a primary artist on a steady run of releases culminating in “Whole Lotta Love,” the album Alias, and the 2026 single “Tendernism.” Secondary biographical sources also connect him to A.R.T. of SOUL and to a 2001 live showcase for Clive Davis.
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Credits and discographyYearRoleWork/TitleOutlet/Label/CollaboratorSource URL2001Singer; member [secondary]A.R.T. of SOUL live showcase / signing narrativeJoshua P. Thompson; Anwar Robinson; Terry Carpenter; Clive Davis; J Records https://americanidol.fandom.com/wiki/Anwar_Robinson/Personal
2002 Background vocals, All Ghetto GirlTyrese; J Recordshttps://www.shazam.com/track/20062867/all-ghetto-girl
2003/2004 Background vocalsIrreplaceableGeorge Benson; GRP Recordshttps://www.shazam.com/song/1443514279/irreplaceable
2003/2004 SongwriterCell PhoneGeorge Benson; GRP Recordshttps://www.prestomusic.com/jazz/products/8519042--irreplaceable
2020 Lead artist / primary artist Let the MusicPlay Randyy the Artist; RB3 Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/let-the-music-play-single/1534981945
2023 Lead artist / primary artistS.O.S.Randy the Artist; single listing surfaced on iHeart; label unspecified in recovered sourcehttps://www.iheart.com/artist/randy-the-artist-feat-j-whit-43057272/
2024 Lead artist / primary artist Time for Us Randy the Artist; Jarproductionzhttps://music.amazon.com/tracks/B0CQVPZGP1
2024 Lead artist / primary artist Key to Your Heart Randy the Artisthttps://music.amazon.com/albums/B0D47GN7SG
2025 Featured artist: Kisses In The Morning, DJ Commish & Freak Fineman feat. Janae, Randy the Artist, Fatboy Izzo, MC ZULU & FOREVER DIVINEhttps://music.apple.com/gb/album/kisses-in-the-morning-feat-janae-randy-the-artist/1811655319
2025 Lead artist; songwriter, Whole Lotta Love, Randy the Artist feat. J Whit; RB3 Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/whole-lotta-love-feat-j-whit-single/1815829051
2025 Lead artist / primary artist Alias Randy the Artist; RB3 Musichttps://music.amazon.fr/albums/B0G3QDQJGD
2026 Lead artist / primary artistTendernismRandy the Artisthttps://music.amazon.com/albums/B0GN27YFQ9 As a lead artist under Randy the Artist, the verifiable public discography I could confirm comprises Let the Music Play (2020), S.O.S. (2023), Time for Us (2024), Key to Your Heart (2024), Whole Lotta Love (feat. J Whit) (2025), Alias (2025), and Tendernism (2026), plus the 2025 featured appearance on Kisses In The Morning. One additional collaboration clue appears on a 2017 Shock page for Freak Fineman, which names Randolph Beasley III in connection with the then-upcoming single “Addiction.”
Major credits and milestones 2001: A.R.T. of SOUL reportedly performs for Clive Davis and signs to J Records 2002: Background vocals on "All Ghetto Girl" by Tyrese 2003/2004: Background vocals on "Irreplaceable" and co-writing on "Cell Phone" in George Benson's album cycle 2020 Releases "Let the Music Play" as Randy the Artist 2023:R eleases "S.O.S." 2024: eleases "Time for Us" and "Key to Your Heart" 2025: Fatured on "Kisses In The Morning"; releases "Whole Lotta Love" and the album "Alias" 2026 Reeases "Tendernism"
2002 Background vocals, All Ghetto GirlTyrese; J Recordshttps://www.shazam.com/track/20062867/all-ghetto-girl
2003/2004 Background vocalsIrreplaceableGeorge Benson; GRP Recordshttps://www.shazam.com/song/1443514279/irreplaceable
2003/2004 SongwriterCell PhoneGeorge Benson; GRP Recordshttps://www.prestomusic.com/jazz/products/8519042--irreplaceable
2020 Lead artist / primary artist Let the MusicPlay Randyy the Artist; RB3 Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/let-the-music-play-single/1534981945
2023 Lead artist / primary artistS.O.S.Randy the Artist; single listing surfaced on iHeart; label unspecified in recovered sourcehttps://www.iheart.com/artist/randy-the-artist-feat-j-whit-43057272/
2024 Lead artist / primary artist Time for Us Randy the Artist; Jarproductionzhttps://music.amazon.com/tracks/B0CQVPZGP1
2024 Lead artist / primary artist Key to Your Heart Randy the Artisthttps://music.amazon.com/albums/B0D47GN7SG
2025 Featured artist: Kisses In The Morning, DJ Commish & Freak Fineman feat. Janae, Randy the Artist, Fatboy Izzo, MC ZULU & FOREVER DIVINEhttps://music.apple.com/gb/album/kisses-in-the-morning-feat-janae-randy-the-artist/1811655319
2025 Lead artist; songwriter, Whole Lotta Love, Randy the Artist feat. J Whit; RB3 Musichttps://music.apple.com/us/album/whole-lotta-love-feat-j-whit-single/1815829051
2025 Lead artist / primary artist Alias Randy the Artist; RB3 Musichttps://music.amazon.fr/albums/B0G3QDQJGD
2026 Lead artist / primary artistTendernismRandy the Artisthttps://music.amazon.com/albums/B0GN27YFQ9 As a lead artist under Randy the Artist, the verifiable public discography I could confirm comprises Let the Music Play (2020), S.O.S. (2023), Time for Us (2024), Key to Your Heart (2024), Whole Lotta Love (feat. J Whit) (2025), Alias (2025), and Tendernism (2026), plus the 2025 featured appearance on Kisses In The Morning. One additional collaboration clue appears on a 2017 Shock page for Freak Fineman, which names Randolph Beasley III in connection with the then-upcoming single “Addiction.”
Major credits and milestones 2001: A.R.T. of SOUL reportedly performs for Clive Davis and signs to J Records 2002: Background vocals on "All Ghetto Girl" by Tyrese 2003/2004: Background vocals on "Irreplaceable" and co-writing on "Cell Phone" in George Benson's album cycle 2020 Releases "Let the Music Play" as Randy the Artist 2023:R eleases "S.O.S." 2024: eleases "Time for Us" and "Key to Your Heart" 2025: Fatured on "Kisses In The Morning"; releases "Whole Lotta Love" and the album "Alias" 2026 Reeases "Tendernism"
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