Shaadie Nunnally on Clubhouse

Bio

🇯🇲☥♋️SHAADIE™♋️☥🇹🇹
Son of a ΔΣΘ from Vallejo
(Pronounced “shoddy” like Rashaad not “shady” like Shade)

Entertainer | Music Artist | Songwriter | Jingle Writer | Studio Owner | Event Coordinator & Emcee | Renaissance Man

Rashaad "Shaadie" Nunnally is a true renaissance man from the Crestside streets of North Vallejo born on July 1, 1986 at 7:05am at Hanford Naval Base in Lemoore, Ca. After moving from Vallejo to Sacramento in 2002, & graduating in 2004, he would be the first in over 40 years to be offered & sign a full track & field scholarship UC Berkeley (Cal). Shaadie would attend UC Berkeley on scholarship until 2007 where he withdrew from the school to grow on his own accord & focus on his music & family full time. With many years of independent grind, Shaadie has learned all facets of being an independent artist, a performer & true entrepreneur.

In 2008 Shaadie received his AA in Social Science from Sac City College. By 2012 after years of working for the State of California in Sacramento, a promotion sent him back to the Bay Area. While back in The Bay, Shaadie helped form the musical co-op mFm; Music Family Money. In 2014 Shaadie & his brother Brandon "KB" Henry founded their community outreach & entertainment company called Mac Life which is an acronym for Mind's Achieving Change Living In Forgotten Environments. In 2016 Shaadie moved him & his family & by 2017, Shaadie was hired as a lead vocalist & MC for the cover band The Lane Changers Band. As a member of the cover band, Shaadie met fellow singer Kirsten "Kiirt Banks" Banks. After joining musical forces & departing from their previous company, they purchased rental space & created Bassix Studios providing label services & multimedia for artists, companies & brands of all genres.

Feel free to follow these pages on Instagram to keep up with all things Shaadie:

Shaadie: @teamshaadie
Mac Life: @maclifemovement
Bassix Studios: @bassixstudiosslc
Website: https://linqapp.com/shaadie x https://bassix.studio x https://www.maclifemovement.com