Touch Me 2009
featuring Nikisha Grier in
film release “Not Easily Broken”
by TD Jakes
Produced

Soundtracks 2007
Travel Channel
E! Ent. Critic's Choice Award Show
Indi Film, Hot Parts by Peter Zummo

Fox Sports West 2000-07
Teases for College Football
Pac-10 Basketball
Mens and women's Big12 Swimming
Lakers
World Series - Yankees Vs Metts
NBA Promos featuring Kool Mo Dee

Robbins Entertainment Sept. 2000
Rockell
"If You Don't See"
Produced/Mixed

Rip It Records 1998
Valerie Watson (Club Nuveau)
"Faithful and Devoted"
"It Won't Be Long"
Produced/Mixed/Engineered

Best 80's Hip Hop
Featuring KRS-1, Young MC
and Kool Mo Dee

Ill Town 1997
Road Dawgs
2 songs for demo
Produced/Mixed

Third Stone 1996
Sweet (Sweet N' Lo)
"It Ain't Right"
Produced/Mixed

Elektra 1996
Yo Yo
"Tre Ride"
Produced/Mixed

Perspective 1996
Jeremy Monroe
"Little Things"
"Like Nobody Else"
Produced/Mixed/Engineered

Interscope 1995
Thug Life Featuring Tupac
"Pour Out A Little Liquor"
"Cradle to the Grave"
Additional Production/Remix
(Platinum Single)

Elektra 1995
Champ MC
"Sistas Betta Recognize"
"Ghetto Funk"
Produced/Mixed
(Top 20 Billboard)

Interscope 1994
Tupac
"Keep Your Head Up" (LP)
Additional Production/Remix
(#1 Billboard)

La Face 1993
Sonia Marie
"Queen For The Day"
"Spirits Ride"
Produced/Mixed

Scotti Brothers 1993
12-Guage
"Freestylin"
Produced/Mixed
(Platinum Single, Gold Album)

Giant 1992
Geoffrey Williams
"Deliver Me Up" (LP)
Additional Production/Remix

Atlantic 1992
Tim Owens
"Deliver Me"
Produced/Mixed/Engineered

Elektra 1991
Hen G and Evil E
"He Say She Say"
Produced

Discography is the study and listing of sound recordings.
A listing of all recordings which a musician or singer features
on can be called their "discography". Additionally,
discographies may be compiled based on a particular musical
genre or record label, etc.

Origin:
The term "discography" was popularized in the 1930s by
collectors of jazz records. Jazz fans did research and self
published discographies about when jazz records were made
and what musicians were on the records, as record companies
did not commonly include that information on/with the records
at that time.

Gold Album is applied to recorded music albums that have sold a min.
# of copies (in the US, currently 500,000 sales). Platinum Album is
applied to recorded music albums that have sold a min. # of copies
(in the US, currently 1,000,000 sales).