Keyun 'Country' Parker
- Producer
- Manager
- Actor
Keyun "Country" Parker is an accomplished music producer, filmmaker, and former firefighter whose diverse career spans various facets of entertainment and public service. Country began his entertainment journey after signing with C4 Pictures/Records, where he worked under the esteemed Mark Brown, a prominent figure known for hits like "Barbershop," "How to Be a Player," and "Two Can Play That Game." During his tenure, Country excelled in a creative capacity, collaborating with artists across pop, rock, rap, and alternative genres as a songwriter, producer, and artist.
In addition to his music career, Country gained television fame by starring in the reality TV show "Living the Dream" on MTV, which further cemented his presence in the entertainment industry. His transition into the film sector began in 2017, and since then, Country has produced several notable films, including "Billy Knight" featuring Al Pacino, Charlie Heaton, and Diana Silver; "Bloodline Killer" with Shawnee Smith, Tyrese Gibson, Taryn Manning, and Bruce Dern; and "Desert Road," starring Frances Fisher, Kristine Froseth, and Beau Bridges.
Country is engaged in producing a highly anticipated project, the Reginald Lewis story, chronicling the life of the first Black American to build a billion-dollar company. His work in the film industry has been greatly influenced by his experiences with the Roth family, who have been instrumental in his professional development and success in the film business.
Before his foray into entertainment, Country served in the armed forces from 1996 to 2013, demonstrating commitment and resilience. Following his military service, he pursued a career in firefighting, graduating as the battalion chief in wild land firefighting from the fire academy. He subsequently accepted a position as a firefighter in Los Angeles County, showcasing his dedication to public service and community safety.
Country's remarkable journey from the armed forces to the film and music industries exemplifies his versatility and commitment to excellence across various professional domains. His continuing contributions to entertainment and his community are a testament to his diverse talents and enduring work ethic.
In addition to his music career, Country gained television fame by starring in the reality TV show "Living the Dream" on MTV, which further cemented his presence in the entertainment industry. His transition into the film sector began in 2017, and since then, Country has produced several notable films, including "Billy Knight" featuring Al Pacino, Charlie Heaton, and Diana Silver; "Bloodline Killer" with Shawnee Smith, Tyrese Gibson, Taryn Manning, and Bruce Dern; and "Desert Road," starring Frances Fisher, Kristine Froseth, and Beau Bridges.
Country is engaged in producing a highly anticipated project, the Reginald Lewis story, chronicling the life of the first Black American to build a billion-dollar company. His work in the film industry has been greatly influenced by his experiences with the Roth family, who have been instrumental in his professional development and success in the film business.
Before his foray into entertainment, Country served in the armed forces from 1996 to 2013, demonstrating commitment and resilience. Following his military service, he pursued a career in firefighting, graduating as the battalion chief in wild land firefighting from the fire academy. He subsequently accepted a position as a firefighter in Los Angeles County, showcasing his dedication to public service and community safety.
Country's remarkable journey from the armed forces to the film and music industries exemplifies his versatility and commitment to excellence across various professional domains. His continuing contributions to entertainment and his community are a testament to his diverse talents and enduring work ethic.
