5 Favorite Producers ?
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Damn I don't think I can skim it down to 5, so here goes my list, its a lil' long =)
Khayree (A producer's musician or a musician's producer, makes complete songs that are both street credible & radio friendly, his sound [R&B mixed into hard rap] was a foreshadowing for the style of rap that rules the radio now, versatile as hell)
DJ Daryl (Can always tell a DJ Daryl beat, has his own sound, reproduced & copied by many, mobb shit with some futuristic sounds mixed in, str8 heat)
Mike Mosley & Sam Bostic (both got major heat, unfuckwitable when producing together {Mob Boss Productions}, need to hook the fuck back up)
Rick Rock (nobody's doing bigger thangs than Rick right now, getting his national props, got knock for the trunk)
Tone Capone (doesn't get the proper credit/recognition, seems to produce nothing but classics {i.e. "I Got 5 on It"-Luniz, "Its Going Down"-Celly Cell, "Keep It on the Real"-3x Krazy, "Smile"-Scarface, 2pac, "MaryJane"-Scarface, "Fire" & "I've Been Down"-Mac Dre
TC, Reg & Race (how many different classic albums have they produced on??? From IMP to Totally Insane, pretty much defined the Frisco sound)
Studio Ton (underrated, if you like a Sick Wit It song, chances are it was produced by him, check the credits, is there a Sick Wit It album that does not have at least 1 Studio Ton beat?)
Johnny Z (created his own sound, had many followers/clones as well, 1 of the 1st to get nationwide recognition, you CAN'T think of N2Deep/Potna Deuce/Beesh without thinking about Mr. Deville)
Stevie D (needs to do more production, came way too sick on C.I.N, Romp I, among others)
K-Lou (Legend, that sums it up can't mention Bay Rap without K-Lou or his studio)
Cellski (needs to do more outside production but comes way too sick on his albums)
JT (fell off plus doesn't produce much anymore, was Top 5 a few years ago, don't know if he would make Top 20 now)
Khayree (A producer's musician or a musician's producer, makes complete songs that are both street credible & radio friendly, his sound [R&B mixed into hard rap] was a foreshadowing for the style of rap that rules the radio now, versatile as hell)
DJ Daryl (Can always tell a DJ Daryl beat, has his own sound, reproduced & copied by many, mobb shit with some futuristic sounds mixed in, str8 heat)
Mike Mosley & Sam Bostic (both got major heat, unfuckwitable when producing together {Mob Boss Productions}, need to hook the fuck back up)
Rick Rock (nobody's doing bigger thangs than Rick right now, getting his national props, got knock for the trunk)
Tone Capone (doesn't get the proper credit/recognition, seems to produce nothing but classics {i.e. "I Got 5 on It"-Luniz, "Its Going Down"-Celly Cell, "Keep It on the Real"-3x Krazy, "Smile"-Scarface, 2pac, "MaryJane"-Scarface, "Fire" & "I've Been Down"-Mac Dre
TC, Reg & Race (how many different classic albums have they produced on??? From IMP to Totally Insane, pretty much defined the Frisco sound)
Studio Ton (underrated, if you like a Sick Wit It song, chances are it was produced by him, check the credits, is there a Sick Wit It album that does not have at least 1 Studio Ton beat?)
Johnny Z (created his own sound, had many followers/clones as well, 1 of the 1st to get nationwide recognition, you CAN'T think of N2Deep/Potna Deuce/Beesh without thinking about Mr. Deville)
Stevie D (needs to do more production, came way too sick on C.I.N, Romp I, among others)
K-Lou (Legend, that sums it up can't mention Bay Rap without K-Lou or his studio)
Cellski (needs to do more outside production but comes way too sick on his albums)
JT (fell off plus doesn't produce much anymore, was Top 5 a few years ago, don't know if he would make Top 20 now)
here we go and still in no particular order:
1. El-P
2. RJD2
3. Controller 7
4. The Grouch
5. AesopRock
6. Blockhead
7. MF Doom
8. Mums the Word
9. Eclipse 427
10. Dr. Dre
11. Alchemist
12. Elusive
13. Havoc
14. Sunspot Jonz
15. Hi-Tek
16. Lynch
17. Khayree
18. Blackout
19. Ant
20. DJ Premier
21. Stoupe
22. Cryptic One
23. Kayne West
24. Large Professor
25. Timbaland
there ya go Scottie
1. El-P
2. RJD2
3. Controller 7
4. The Grouch
5. AesopRock
6. Blockhead
7. MF Doom
8. Mums the Word
9. Eclipse 427
10. Dr. Dre
11. Alchemist
12. Elusive
13. Havoc
14. Sunspot Jonz
15. Hi-Tek
16. Lynch
17. Khayree
18. Blackout
19. Ant
20. DJ Premier
21. Stoupe
22. Cryptic One
23. Kayne West
24. Large Professor
25. Timbaland
there ya go Scottie