Frederick Tabiyus Nah IV

Atlanta native Frederick Tabiyus Nah IV is an Award-Winning Liberian-American Music Artist, Film Director, Producer and Actor who has moved to Los Angeles and is emerging as a force within the LA entertainment community. He has had the privilege of working with Celebrity Music Director Kimberly Burse (Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Ciara), Brian Littrell (Backstreet Boys), D.I.F.F.A. Aids Foundation, Netflix, and the Make A Wish Foundation among others. Tabiyus has built an impressive team of next generation industry leaders and has been hard at work on his directorial debut of the television series "Should I Do It?" Tabiyus is one of the founders of Phoenix 4 and is part of the World Reach Global non-profit organization. He recently released his debut Music EP "I Am Now" is streaming on all music platforms. Tabiyus is the son of Bishop Frederick and Pastor Karen Nah, who were awarded the President Barack Obama Lifetime Achievement Award in 2016 for their work in Ministry and Missions in Liberia.