The songs of several of our favorite artists already have us memorized, but great albums and singles don’t just come out of nowhere. It takes a real professional to take the talent of an artist to shape and present it in the best way possible.
With that being said, here’s a list of 5 producers, who not only served their record company bosses some of the biggest selling records, but also allowed the singers and musicians they worked with to sound their very best.
Check out the list below and let us know of your favorite producers in the comments section.
Jahaan Sweet
Jahaan Sweet is the man behind the making of the powerful movement of Kehlani’s TSNMI. We first took real notice of him after he produced several of the Bay area native’s tracks on You Should Be Here.”
Metro Boomin
From: St. Louis, Missouri
From working with Future, Fetty Wap, and Drake, Metro Boomin has been making a name for himself. The 22-year old production strikes an unlikely balance between having commercial appeal and being pretty out there.
Josh Gudwin
From: Miami, Florida
Miami hit marker is no stranger to the music sense, Josh Gudwin has worked with big names from Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, and even Pharrell Williams. His latest work can be found on the Biebs’ album Purpose.
Kreayshawn
From: Staten Island, New York
Kreayshawn took the world by storm this year, but her burgeoning popularity and major label deal are almost entirely built on one song, her famous “Gucci Gucci.”
Doc McKinney & Illangelo
From: Minneapolis, Minnesota & Toronto
After helping The Weeknd with several of his tracks, Doc McKinney & Illangelo are definitely a duo you can’t sleep on. We really can’t decide which one of their beats we like more, so here you decide.
Kevin “K-Mac” McCall
From: Watts, California
Keven McCall, also known as “K-Mac has helped produced several hit records throughout his career. The Watts native is known to be Chris Brown’s go-to producer/songwriter. Here’s his latest work, a remix to Adele’s “Hello.”
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