Yeah, I'm curious as well. I see a whole lot of talking the talk in that sentence, but not a whole lot of walking the walk if you will.
No offense intended, but I'm pretty curious too!
Well a lot of guys around here know that my start in the world of "production" started working with quite a few of the NYC / Brooklyn / Long Island NY based Hip Hop artists. So the "discography" if you will is ... welll Hip Hop ...lol
Craig Mack - Project: Funk Da World
Hit Single - Flava In Ya Ear
Craig Mack - Operation: Get Down
No real "hit" on that one
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die
Hit Single - Big Poppa (I love it when ya call me big poppa)
Notorious B.I.G. - Born Again
No Hit Single but #1 Album in America in Dec 1999
Busta Rhymes - Extinction Level Event: The Final World Front
Hit Single - Whats It Gonna Be
Alecia Keys - The Diary Of Alicia Keys
Songs - If I Was Your Woman & Walk On By
The Alicia Keys album was recorded in multiple studios and the studio I was working in at the time just worked on those 2 songs which happened to be the bigger hits off the CD.
I was just an AE on most of this, and in the Hip Hop world the AE's really dont get credit for much. On a personal note though I did write the beat and sell it to Craig Mack for "Flava In Ya Ear", thats how I got the gig working with all these guys. Craig got hooked up with Bad Boy Records and Puff Daddy and all those freaks and they liked my work ethic at the time and the fact that I was a long hair white boy who could write good Hip Hop ...lol Bad Boy put me on the payroll basically and I spent 8 to 10 hours a day at various studios in NYC / Brooklyn / Long Island working with artists and "running gear" while they were writing / arranging.
I actually recorded guitars on another track we did with Alicia Keys that never made it to the CD, but hey it is what it is.
Oh I also did the singles:
Aint it funny by Jennifer Lopez (J-Lo)
The Jump Off by Lil Kim
