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In this episode of BackTrak, Don Cannon sits down with five-time Grammy winner Focus… to discuss his journey from "borrowing" gear from his father, Bernard Edwards of Chic, to becoming a key architect for Dr. Dre’s Aftermath. Focus… shares rare insights into his evolution as a producer and mixer for icons like Beyoncé, Busta Rhymes, and Anderson .Paak.Later, Focus… enters the lab to deconstruct the "coloring" of his sound using Logic Pro. He provides a behind-the-scenes look at the space-driven bounce of Mac Dre’s "Get Stupid" and recreates his soulful production for 112, demonstrating his philosophy of playing samples like instruments.Follow Focus...📸 https://instagram.com/focus3dotsFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/

Mr. DJ was never just behind the boards—he was part of the foundation. In this episode of BackTrak, the legendary Atlanta producer sits down with Don Cannon to break down the sound that helped define an era, from his early days with Organized Noize to shaping records alongside Outkast.More than just a collaborator, Mr. DJ was in the room for the moments that shifted culture—touring, creating, and building with André 3000 and Big Boi as Atlanta carved out its own identity. From live instrumentation to soulful influences rooted in the South, he shares how the city’s sound was developed, not borrowed.This episode is a deep dive into legacy—how consistency, originality, and feel turned Atlanta into a global force, and why the story behind the music is just as important as the records themselves.00:00 - Intro02:25 - Atlanta Roots & Building a New Sound05:32 - Musical Influences: Soul, Funk & Family08:14 - From DJ to Producer: Learning the Craft10:54 - The Dungeon Era & Getting Noticed12:38 - First Breakthrough & Finding Confidence14:01 - Meeting OutKast & Becoming the DJ15:23 - The “Third Member” of OutKast Conversation17:17 - Breaking Through Industry Resistance20:09 - Influences: Dr. Dre, Jazzy Jeff & Creative Direction22:27 - Sampling vs Live Instrumentation25:36 - LA Move, Going Broke & Finding Perspective31:43 - Music Business: Publishing, Catalogs & Ownership34:24 - Almost Died On Tour50:42 - Recreating “Black Ice” (Full Studio Breakdown)01:05:06 - Final Remarks,Giving Flowers to Musicians Follow Mr. DJ 📸 https://instagram.com/iammrdiFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/

In this episode of BackTrak, we sit down with acclaimed producer ATL Jacob. Known for his signature bounce and unmistakable Atlanta sound, ATL Jacob has quickly become one of the most influential producers shaping modern hip-hop.From building his reputation in the Atlanta scene to crafting records for some of the biggest artists in the world, ATL Jacob’s rise is a story of persistence, creativity, and undeniable musical instinct.In this video, Don Cannon interviews ATL Jacob, diving into his journey as a producer—from his early beginnings to the moments that helped define his career. Later in the episode, ATL Jacob steps back into the lab and recreates two of his standout records: “FTCU” by Nicki Minaj and “Right On” by Lil Baby, giving viewers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the sounds, techniques, and creative decisions that brought these records to life.Follow Dun Deal📸 https://instagram.com/atljacobFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/

Before Young Thug became a global force, there was “Stoner.”In this episode of BackTrak, Atlanta hitmaker Dun Deal steps into the lab to rebuild the record that introduced the world to Thug’s unpredictable melodies and unconventional flow. He breaks down the drums, the bounce, and the space that allowed Thug to bend the rules — and Atlanta — in real time.More than a remake, this is a deep dive into a cultural pivot point. “Stoner” wasn’t just a single — it was the beginning of a new melodic trap language that still echoes today.Follow Dun Deal📸 https://instagram.com/dundealonthetrackFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#youngthugt #youngthugtypebeat #atlantahiphop

Before “Low” went diamond and “Walk It Out” became a movement, it all started in Atlanta.In this iconic episode of BackTrak, legendary producer DJ Montay steps into the studio to recreate the records that made the South dance—and the world follow. From Flo Rida & T-Pain’s chart-destroying “Low” to the snap-era classics “Walk It Out” and Shawty Lo’s “Foolish,” Montay breaks down the sounds that helped define a generation of club music.It’s more than nostalgia—it’s a blueprint for how ATL shaped the culture.0:00 Intro3:05 Origins: Born and Raised in Atlanta 4:26 The 90s Mixtape Scene & The Identity of Atlanta 11:31 Street Respect: Oomp Camp 17:15 First Equipment: From the Boss 990 to the MPC 2000 22:51 Balancing Radio, Production, and Touring with T-Pain 26:52 Behind Andre 3000 on "Walk It Out" Remix 30:34 Sacrifice: Balancing Music with Fatherhood 32:16 The Success of "Low": T-Pain and Flo Rida 34:06 Spending the Royalty Checks: Buying 15 Cars 37:47 Realigning for Success: Day Trading and Investments 41:58 Technology in Music: AI and Modern Production 44:29 The Business of Selling Catalogs 45:55 Beat Breakdown: "Foolish" (Shawty Lo) 1:00:41 Beat Breakdown:"Walk It Out" (DJ Unk)1:10:56 Beat Breakdown: "Low" Sound (Flo Rida & T-Pain)Follow DJ Montay📸 https://instagram.com/djmontayFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#tpain #walkitout #florida

No I.D. isn’t just a producer—he’s the quiet architect behind some of the most important careers and sounds in hip-hop.In this special episode of BackTrak, we sit down with the legendary Chicago native to talk legacy, growth, silence, structure, and why true creativity takes time. Known for shaping artists like Common, Kanye West, J. Cole, and executive producing for Jay-Z, No I.D. reveals the philosophies that have guided his multi-decade career. He reflects on building from intention, not clout—on letting the music age well—and on the lessons he's still learning every day.He also gives us a rare look into the DNA of “I Used to Love H.E.R.”, remaking it live in the studio—but that’s just one page of a much deeper book.0:00 Intro4:52 The Rise of House Music & DJ Dion Wilson  9:46 1988: The Apex of Influence (Criminal Minded & Paid in Full)  11:24 Learning to Dig for Jazz Samples with The Beat Nuts  13:14 The Pursuit of Dopeness vs. Commercial Success  15:47 The South: Getting Pennies Thrown at FAMU  17:23 Character Building: Opening for KRS-One in Jersey  19:17 Moving to Atlanta: Seeking Jermaine Dupri’s Infrastructure  21:19 Songwriting Lessons: Learning the Artist Side of Producing  23:35 Mentoring Kanye West: Watching Him Break the Rules  26:11 The Jesus Piece vs. Buying Equipment  30:16 The "Diamond Era": Street Rap & The Shift to Big Money  36:44 Long-term Career Strategy: The Rick Rubin & Quincy Jones Model  37:54 What do you need all that money for?41:30 The 5-to-7 Year Artist-Producer Relationship Cycle  45:47 Staying Sharp: Why Value Trumps Loyalty  48:37 Debunking the Jay-Z "Rock the World" Production Myth  54:15 Dealing with Industry Calamity & Storytelling  57:04 List Culture: Being Offended by "Top 50" Producers  1:04:13 Legacy Beyond Music: Photography & Writing  1:07:21 The "Vintage Chair" Philosophy  1:10:00 Reconnecting with Kanye after the Loss of His Mother  1:12:15 The Hawaii Sessions: Treating the Studio Like a Band  1:14:33 Technical Breakdown: Producing "I Used to Love H.E.R."  1:21:56 Recreating the Sample & Bassline in Ableton  1:31:27 Realizing the Legacy: When Resurrection Became a Classic  1:34:51 Final Reflections: Doing it for the Love Follow No I.D.📸 https://instagram.com/cubansozeFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#common #jayz #kanye

In this episode of BackTrak, Zaytoven retraces the creation of “Make the Trap Say Aye” by Gucci Mane and OJ Da Juiceman—a record that helped define the Atlanta trap sound in its rawest form. From the churchy melodies to the unfiltered bounce, Zay walks us through how the beat came together in a flash, why Gucci and Juice were the perfect match, and how this song lit up the streets like a firework. This is trap history from the man who scored it.Timestamps:0:00 Intro3:21 Early Upbringing and Moving All The Time10:40 Church Lifestyle15:10 First Placements19:15 Moving To Atlanta24:28 So Icy29:28 Gucci Locked Up | Working With OJ31:26 Instruments & Still Playing In Church36:01 The Zaytoven Sound40:32 Musical Influences & Family44:14 Make The Trap Say Aye Backstory48:58 Collaborations & Engineering53:04 Prepping The Process55:59 Beat Recreation01:07:57 The LegacyFollow Zaytoven📸 https://instagram.com/zaytovenbeatzFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#zaytoven #guccimane #zaytoventypebeat

Jay-Z and Kanye West’s “Murder to Excellence” wasn’t just a standout track on Watch the Throne—it was a dual narrative of trauma and triumph, a sonic requiem for Black America and a proclamation of generational power. In this episode of BackTrak, Grammy-winning producer S1 (Symbolyc One) takes us into the architecture of one of his most emotionally layered productions. From sourcing the chilling choral sample that opens the track, to constructing the sharp transition into a victorious, synth-driven second half, S1 reveals how this beat was designed to feel like two different worlds colliding—because that’s exactly what it was.He reflects on the call from Kanye that changed everything, the spiritual weight he carried while producing the song, and how Jay and Ye each approached the duality of the record with different emotional perspectives. This isn’t just a beat remake—it’s a walk through the DNA of a modern protest anthem. A creative act of reverence, resistance, and resilience.This is Murder to Excellence—rebuilt from the ground up.0:00 Intro 1:39 Show Introduction: Backtrack with Don Cannon & S-1 3:00 Family Foundation in Waco, Texas 5:27 The Power of Music in the Church 7:13 Hip Hop Awakening: Discovering Underground Music 11:07 Symbolic Elements: From Rapper to Producer 14:44 First Production Gear: The Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine 16:17 Strange Fruit Project & Early Co-signs (Erykah Badu, Questlove, Dilla) 18:31 Producer Influences: Dilla, Premier, Hi-Tek, Pete Rock 21:56 Discipline and Focus: How Early Parenthood Fueled Success 23:39 The "Power" Story Begins25:17 Kanye's Text: "He's About to Change Your Life" 26:33 Hearing the First Version of "Power" in Hawaii 33:36 Post-"Power" Production Growth36:27 Drum Kits & Non-Selfish Approach41:15 Landing the Beyoncé Placement45:13 S-1's Formula: Breakbeat, Chant, and Dope Progression 1:02:03 From Reason 6 to Ableton1:05:57 Merging "Black on Black Murder" & "Black Excellence" 1:07:52 MTE Breakdown: Laying the Breakbeat and Modern Drums1:14:10 MTE Breakdown: Sampling The Color Purple 1:19:23 MTE Breakdown: Piano, Organ, and Bassline Progression 1:28:23 Closing RemarksFollow S1📸 https://instagram.com/symbolyconeFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#jayz #kanye #jayztypebeat

On this episode of Backtrak, we spotlight platinum producer Needlz as he breaks down the creation of Drake’s early classic “I’m Goin In” featuring Lil Wayne and Jeezy. Known for his precise drum programming and cinematic layering, Needlz walks us through how the track came together. From dialing in the hard-hitting 808s to building the moody backdrop that set the tone for Drake’s So Far Gone era, this episode offers a rare look into how a timeless record was crafted. It’s a behind-the-scenes deep dive into the sound that helped shape a generation and cement Drake, Wayne, and Jeezy as a legendary trio on wax.

In this episode of BackTrak, producer The Runners pull back the curtain on one of Rihanna’s most celebratory anthems: “Cheers (Drink to That).” Built around a bold Avril Lavigne sample and driven by stadium-sized drums, this record captures the carefree chaos of Rihanna’s Loud era. The Runners take us inside the creative process—how they fused rock textures with island swagger, how Rihanna’s energy in the booth elevated every layer, and why this track became the ultimate toast to resilience and release. From genre-blending production to global party anthem, this is the story of how “Cheers” turned life’s chaos into a celebration.🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more beat deconstructions!Follow Mayne📸 https://instagram.com/blvckjvckFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#rihanna #cheers #producer

In this episode of BackTrak, Hit-Boy breaks down the creation of the explosive posse-cut “1 Train.” A gritty blend of boom-bap drums, ominous sample textures, and cinematic energy, the record highlights Hit-Boy’s ability to modernize classic East Coast aesthetics while keeping the raw underground feel. From structuring the beat’s relentless drum patterns to shaping the dark, rolling atmosphere that every rapper attacked, he shares insight into how the track came together—and how it marked another milestone in his evolution as a dynamic, genre-bending producer. Hit-BoyFollow Hit-Boy📸 https://instagram.com/hitboyFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#asaprocky #hitboy #producing

In this episode of BackTrak, Blxst breaks down the creation of his standout record “Aye Girl.” A blend of melodic West Coast production and modern R&B flair, the track showcases Blxst’s signature self-produced sound. From drum programming to harmonic layering, he gives insight into how the song came together—and what it represents in his evolution as both an artist and producer.0:00 Intro2:32 Early Life & West Coast Musical Roots 6:08 First Equipment: The FL Studio Trial 9:13 The "Bug": Inspired by Kanye West's Graduation 12:30 High School Jerk Crew & Learning the Business 16:35 Securing the Kendrick Lamar Feature 18:01 Betting On Himself: The Non-Traditional Deal 26:00 Patience, Generational Wealth, and Attorneys 30:28 Choosing Love Stories Over Gang Culture 34:33 Raphael Saadiq’s High Praise 41:31 How Blxst Made "Aye Girl"47:55 Upcoming Album & The Roxy Residency Follow Blxst📸 https://instagram.com/blxstFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#blxst #blxsttypebeat

In this episode of BackTrak, Turbo the Great revisits the melodic chemistry that defined a new Atlanta sound with Gunna’s “Won’t Stop” and “GP.” He takes us inside the sessions that shaped The Last Wun—the late-night experiments, the minimalist melodies that left room for emotion, and the unspoken rhythm between producer and artist. Trap luxury, emotional texture, and effortless cool. This is the story of the sound that made the drip eternal.00:00 Intro01:55 From Atlanta With Greatness03:40 Early Inspiration06:05 The Trap or Die Era10:15 First Beats & FL Studio Beginnings13:20 Learning from the Legends15:00 Atlanta’s Futuristic Sound Wave18:05 Sleeping in Studios & Sacrifice23:10 Family & Motivation25:00 Producer Talk: FL Studio vs. Everything Else33:00 Loops, Credit & Respect44:50 Playmakers & Legacy57:18 How He Made Gunna's SongsFollow Turbo The Great📸 https://instagram.com/turbothegreatFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#gunna #turbothegreat #gunna

In this special BackTrak episode, Atlanta-based producers OG Parker and Romano reconstruct the making of Cardi B’s “Enough (Miami)”—a standout single from her 2024 run. The duo shares how the beat came together in a focused session in Atlanta, how Cardi connected with the energy, and why the record became a viral favorite. They break down each layer live—from percussion to melody—and share lessons from the process that continues to influence the next wave of hip-hop production.00:00:00 Intro00:01:11 How OG Parker and Mono Got Their Names00:03:43 Collaborative Atlanta Music Culture00:04:45 Their Biggest/Most Notable Records00:05:32 Mentorship from Coach K and P00:08:18 Joining QC and Improving Work Ethic00:11:00 Catching the Production Bug (FL Studio)00:12:40 Hardware vs. Software & DAW Preferences00:15:00 Logic vs. FL Studio vs. Ableton00:18:02 Mixtape Era and Inspiring Actionable Records00:22:02 Alternative Careers (Cybersecurity & Graphic Design)00:26:07 Setting the Standard: The Timbaland Approach to Sessions00:31:45 Top 3 Favorite Artists & Producers00:38:43 Remaking the Cardi B "Enough" Beat01:03:23 Business Strategy: Selling Your CatalogFollow OG Parker📸 https://instagram.com/ogxparkerFollow Romano📸 https://instagram.com/realxromanoFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/

In this interview, legendary producer Cardiak takes us through his journey from Jersey to creating some of hip-hop and R&B’s most iconic records. From discovering FL Studio to producing classics like “Dice Pineapples” and “Damage,” Cardiak shares his story of hard work, setbacks, and career-changing collaborations with Dr. Dre, Nipsey Hussle, Don Cannon, and more. If you’ve ever wondered how to become a music producer or wanted to learn the story behind the beats, this Cardiak producer interview gives you the blueprint.

First Day Out wasn’t supposed to be a hit—but that’s what made it one. Helluva joins BackTrak to reconstruct the moment Tee Grizzley stepped into the booth and laid down a historic, no-hook performance that would ignite Detroit’s rap resurgence. Helluva shares his process, how the beat evolved, and why that beat switch was a game-changer. It’s a story about instincts, timing, and the sound of a city that refuses to stay quiet.By the time “First Day Out” hit the streets, Detroit was already bubbling—but this was different. The track tore through timelines, dominated aux cords, and signaled the arrival of a new voice with something urgent to say. For Helluva, it wasn’t just another beat—it was the culmination of years spent shaping the underground sound of Michigan. With a catalog that laid the foundation for artists like Sada Baby, Icewear Vezzo, and Payroll Giovanni, Helluva helped define the modern Detroit bounce. First Day Out wasn’t just Tee’s breakout—it was a city’s exhale. Follow Helluva📸 https://instagram.com/helluva313Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#teegrizzley  #teegrizzleytypebeat  #helluva

In this episode of BackTrak, we explore the history of DJ Spinz, a pivotal figure in Atlanta’s trap movement and the creator of the legendary SPINZ 808. Rising from Atlanta’s vibrant DJ culture, Spinz became known for his ear for hard-hitting records, producing and breaking songs that defined a generation. Beyond crafting beats, he helped pioneer the sound of modern trap with a style that combined club energy, sharp drum programming, and undeniable knock. From spinning in clubs to shaping Billboard-charting hits, DJ Spinz’s journey reflects both the grind of a DJ-turned-producer and the influence of a tastemaker whose work continues to echo through hip-hop today

What happens when two of the most outrageous beats of the 2010s are made by the same duo—and nobody sees it coming?In this episode of BackTrak, Don Cannon sits down with the production architects of energy and bounce: Da Internz. From Big Sean’s “A$$” to Rihanna’s “Birthday Cake”, these records didn’t just top charts—they redefined what pop and hip-hop could sound like. Da Internz walk us through how they turned minimalist ideas into maximal moments, using unorthodox textures, off-kilter drum patterns, and a sense of humor that translated to millions of spins. But this episode goes deeper than just sonics—we talk about timing, risk, culture, and how two kids from Chicago made the world dance by simply trusting their instincts. _0:00 Intro2:53 Cannon and Da Internz 00:03:25 Chicago Origins and Musical Identity 00:09:17 The Band "Affordable Healthcare" 00:12:29 Juke Music and Chaotic Eskimos 00:15:28 Early Influences and Chicago's Music Scene 00:17:17 The Culture of Juke Mixtapes 00:26:41 The Philosophy of "Feel" in Music 00:33:11 Learning Arrangement: Formal Education and Experience 00:41:41 From "Single Whores" to Executive Producers 00:48:59 Family, Raising Kids, and Chasing Dreams 00:57:10 NO I.D.: The "Wizard of Oz" 01:03:21 Timbaland as the Go-To Hitmaker 01:08:27 Weapons of Choice: Logic and MPC 01:09:00 DOWNLOAD THE APP FOR THE FULL EPISODEFollow Don Cannon📸 https://instagram.com/doncannonFollow Da Internz📸 https://instagram.com/internz📸 https://instagram.com/kosineFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon❗️CANNONS REVENGE (Drum Kit) OUT NOW❗️ https://shoptmro.com/#rihanna anna #bigsean #bigseantypebeat

In this episode of BackTrak, Don Cannon makes the highly anticipated beat rapped on by Jeezy and Jay- Z. “Go Crazy” is a standout track by Young Jeezy featuring Jay-Z, produced by the acclaimed Don Cannon. Built around the soulful Impressions sample, the beat blends vintage soul with gritty Southern flair, setting the tone for Jeezy’s raw delivery and Jay-Z’s slick lyricism. The song became a defining moment in Jeezy’s rise and helped solidify Don Cannon as a top-tier producer known for his cinematic, hard-hitting sound.

Jermaine Dupri is a legendary producer, songwriter, and music executive whose influence has shaped the sound of hip-hop and R&B for over three decades. Rising to fame in the early '90s, he founded So So Def Recordings, where he launched the careers of major artists like Kris Kross, Da Brat, Bow Wow, and Jagged Edge. Dupri's signature production style helped define the Atlanta music scene and contributed to the rise of Southern hip-hop as a dominant cultural force. Throughout his career, Dupri has worked with industry icons including Mariah Carey, Usher, Janet Jackson, and Jay-Z. He co-wrote and produced chart-topping hits like "We Belong Together," "Confessions Part II," and "Money Ain’t a Thang." His accolades include Grammy Awards, induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and numerous Billboard chart achievements. With a legacy built on innovation, longevity, and hit-making genius, Jermaine Dupri remains one of the most influential figures in modern music history.

Go behind the boards with legendary hip-hop producer Hi-Tek in this exclusive interview. Hailing from Cincinnati, Hi-Tek rose to fame in the late '90s as one half of *Reflection Eternal* alongside Talib Kweli, producing the critically acclaimed album *Train of Thought*. Known for his soulful, sample-heavy beats and gritty yet melodic production style, Hi-Tek has played a pivotal role in shaping the underground and mainstream sounds of hip-hop.

What does it take to build a beat that feels both cinematic and personal? In this episode of Backtrak, legendary producer Jake One breaks down the creation of “My Life” — J. Cole and 21 Savage’s anthemic collaboration from The Off-Season. From gritty soul samples to clean drum programming, Jake revisits the creative choices that gave this track its emotional weight. Watch as he remakes the instrumental from scratch and unpacks the sonic storytelling behind one of Cole’s standout records.Timestamps0:00 Intro01:26 Welcoming Jake One: The GOAT Producer04:07 Seattle's Influence on Music and Career08:10 Versatility, Pivoting, and Finding Your Sound15:34 The Magic of the ASR-10 Sequencer19:36 Early Career: Traveling to New York and Quitting Work22:11 The Dr. Dre Call: A Career Defining Moment28:04 The Unexpected Journey with Tuxedo30:40 Evolution of Music Finances and Royalty Deals33:32 The Enduring Impact of the John Cena Theme37:09 Record Digging: From Utility to Collecting41:57 Beat Battles and Celebrating Hip Hop Generations50:28 Deconstructing J. Cole's "M Y . L I F E"01:01:40 Beat Re-Creation01:19:36 The Future: Hanging Up the Industry, Not CreativityFollow Jake One📸   / jakeuno  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#jcole #21savage  #jcoletypebeat

Go behind the scenes of the chart-topping anthem "Lifestyle" by Rich Gang, featuring Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan. In this video, we uncover how London on Da Track created the unforgettable beat that defined a moment in hip hop.From the layered melodies to the studio process and artist chemistry, discover the production secrets and legacy of one of the most iconic tracks of the 2010s.Timestamps00:00 Intro 00:01:57 Don Cannon x London on da Track 00:02:30 Church roots & early music journey 00:04:00 From rapping to producing 00:05:00 Learning on Cakewalk and early DAWs 00:08:00 Full Sail, engineering & genre blending 00:10:00 Early collabs, Rich Kids & finding his sound 00:15:00 First hits: Hookah & Lifestyle 00:18:00 Publishing deals & real industry talk 00:21:00 Favorite collaborators & dream artists 00:32:37 Breaking down the 'Lifestyle' beat 00:33:00 The moment Young Thug started freestyling 00:35:00 Building the full song from one loop 00:36:00 Choosing Gladiator plugin & key elements 00:37:00 Playboi Carti studio story & Mac vs PC sound 00:39:00 Recording workflow & capturing Thug’s hook Follow London on Da Track📸 https://instagram.com/londonondatrackFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#LondonOnDaTrack #RichHomieQuan #YoungThug

In this episode of BackTrak, Mayne of The Runners cracks open the vault and rebuilds the beat that lit a fire under Rick Ross’ career: Hustlin’. From the cinematic horn stabs to the heavyweight drums, he takes us inside the moment this anthem was born—and how it turned a local Miami record into a national street sermon. Industry bidding wars, studio myths, and one of the coldest hooks in rap history. This is the story of a beat that wouldn’t wait.0:00 Intro1:52 Running The Game4:35 The Next Neptunes/Starting in Orlando, Florida5:34 Attending Full Sail and Meeting Key Connections7:33 First Equipment Used: Korg N364 10:39 Discovering Production As a Career12:48 Developing Roles in The Runners14:41 First placements16:09 The Origin of The Runners name17:46 Monumental impact: Bringing Florida/Miami Back on the Map 24:09 Favorite Produced Record: Rihanna's "Cheers" 27:58 Inspired by Avril Lavigne Sample Bridge For "Cheers"32:17 The mindset for "Hustlin" After Father's Passing34:02 Recreating "Hustling" 49:18 Drums55:18 Did Mayne Start This 808 Trend?1:01:18 The Vocal Sample🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more beat deconstructions!Follow Mayne📸   / blvckjvck  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#rickross #rickrosstypebeat #hustlin #hustle

Join legendary mixing engineer Marcella Araica as she breaks down the creative process behind mixing the hit single "Knock You Down" by Keri Hilson, featuring Kanye West and Ne-Yo. 🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more beat deconstructions! Follow Marcella Araica 📸 https://instagram.com/incrediblelago Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production: 📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork 📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon 🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/ #MarcellaAraica #KnockYouDown #Mixing #KeriHilson # Kanye #Neyo #MusicProduction #AudioEngineering #BehindTheMix

 We dive deep into the infectious beat of Promiscuous by Nelly Furtado, produced by the legendary Danja. Discover how this 2006 hit blends bouncy synths, punchy drums, and Timbaland’s signature groove to create a timeless club anthem. We break down the rhythm, melody, and production techniques that made this track a staple of the 2000s. From the hypnotic bassline to the call-and-response structure, learn what makes this beat so addictive. Whether you're a music producer, a fan of early 2000s hits, or just curious about how great songs are made, this breakdown is for you!  #Promiscuous #NellyFurtado #BeatBreakdown #Danja #Timbaland #MusicProduction

For this episode of BackTrak, Cannon sat down with the legendary Cardo Got Wings to revisit Seen It All—his iconic production for Jeezy and JAY-Z. Cardo takes us through the process of crafting the cinematic, hard-hitting beat that set the stage for two rap heavyweights to go bar for bar.From the sample selection to the crisp drums and deep 808s, Cardo shares how he built one of the most memorable beats in his catalog. Whether you’re a fan of timeless production or just love seeing how classic records come together, this is one you don’t want to miss!0:00 Intro3:12 Early Days9:43 Rapper Origin, Beatmaking & Sampling13:50 First Placements, Mac Miller, Wiz Khalifa22:24 Meek Mill & Levels30:45 'Seen It All Backstory'37:45 BEAT BREAKDOWN49:21 Final Remarks Follow Cardo📸 https://instagram.com/cardogotwingsFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#jeezy  #jayz  #cardogotwings

For this episode of BackTrak, Don Cannon is visiting a west coast LEGEND DJ Dahi! "My Type of Party" is a track by West Coast rapper Dom Kennedy, released in 2012 as part of his mixtape The Yellow Album. The song was produced by DJ Dahi, a versatile producer known for his work across hip hop, R&B, and pop genres. DJ Dahi's production portfolio includes collaborations with artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Drake, SZA, and Travis Scott. His ability to adapt to various styles has earned him recognition as one of the most important producers in recent years. "My Type of Party" exemplifies DJ Dahi's skill in crafting engaging beats that complement Dom Kennedy's laid-back flow, contributing to the track's enduring popularity.

For this episode of BackTrak, we got in the studio with the one and only DJ Camper to revisit the making of Boom Bap—his hard-hitting collab with none other than 2024 Grammy winner Doechii. Camper takes us inside the creative process, breaking down the raw energy, knocking drums, and infectious groove that make this track a standout.From the first spark of inspiration to the final mix, he shares the moments that brought Boom Bap to life, giving us an inside look at the chemistry that made this record hit different. If you love dope production, crazy rhythms, and behind-the-scenes gems, this one’s a must-watch!0:00 Intro2:03 Early Years11:18 H.E.R., Brandy, & R&B V Rap12:19 Moving to LA16:36 Doja Cat & Doechii22:40 *Jam Session*29:25 Dream Collabs & Publishing Deals33:17 The Future38:28 *Full Breakdown*Follow DJ Camper📸   / theycallmecamper  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#doechii #grammys #doechiitypebeat

We right back at it with another heavy hitter! Don Cannon is bringing in a ATL classic with Shoulder Lean by Young Dro featuring T.I. here on BACK TRAK.“Shoulder Lean” is a 2006 hit by Young Dro, featuring T.I., and produced by Lil’ C (C GUTTA) . Released as the lead single from Dro’s debut album, Best Thang Smokin’, the track became a defining anthem of mid-2000s Southern hip-hop.Built on a hypnotic piano-driven beat with hard-hitting 808s, the song showcases Young Dro’s charismatic flow, witty wordplay, and flashy delivery. T.I. adds star power with a smooth verse, reinforcing the Grand Hustle movement. The track’s catchy hook and energetic bounce made it a club and radio favorite.0:00 Intro2:11 Musical Background 7:05 Meeting T.I. 10:15 Embracing ATL Culture 15:13 Grand Hustle Studios 19:50 Upgrading Equipment 23:10 Predicting Shoulder Lean’s Success29:29 Shoulder Lean Breakdown 41:09 Signature Sound & Tag 47:02 Final Remarks Follow C GUTTA!📸 https://instagram.com/cguttabeatzFollow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/

Don Cannon is back in Los Angeles and we linked up with the iconic DJ Khalil as he dives into the creation of 50 Cent’s hard-hitting track "I’ll Still Kill," featuring Akon. Khalil goes into his story of being raised in LA and finding his sound, breaking down the process behind crafting the synths with his tailor made sound design, and the layered production that perfectly matches 50’s intensity and Akon’s unforgettable hookFrom the gritty drums to the catchy chord progressions, Khalil shares insights on how the track came together and the creative decisions that shaped its iconic sound. Don’t miss this deep dive into a true classic.0:00 INTRO1:51 Starting Out5:47 Meeting Dr.Dre11:45 Going To Atlanta21:44 Learning From Dre25:02 Digital VS Analog31:34 Kinda Like a Big Deal36:12 Home Studio VS Pro Studio41:23 Beat Breakdown50:25 Final RemarksFollow DJ Khalil📸   / djkhalil  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#50cent #akon  #50centtypebeat #djkhalil

Don Cannon is making his trip around Los Angeles well worth it! Today he sat down with legendary jazz musician Terrace Martin. Terrace Martin is a Grammy-winning musician, producer, and multi-instrumentalist known for blending jazz, hip-hop, R&B, and funk. Raised in Los Angeles, his musical roots were shaped by his jazz musician father and the rich culture of South Central LA. A talented saxophonist, Martin’s early collaborations with Snoop Dogg launched his career, leading to groundbreaking work with Kendrick Lamar on To Pimp a Butterfly and DAMN., where he merged jazz and hip-hop.In addition to working with icons like Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, and James Fauntleroy, Martin’s solo albums, such as Velvet Portraits and Dinner Party, showcase his artistry. Known for his electrifying live performances and mentorship of emerging artists, Martin continues to innovate, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary music.0:00 Intro3:14 Musical Origins16:37 Equipment & 808s24:40 Road to Dr. Dre38:25 Working with West Coast MCs45:00 Jazz & Hiphop collabs 47:48 Drones Breakdown 01:13:03 Alright Breakdown 1:20:41 Closing remarks / outro Follow Terrace Martin!📸   / terracemartin  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#kendricklamar #snoopdogg #westcoasthiphop

Dive into the backstory of A$AP Ferg’s anthem, “New Level,” a track that took the rap world by storm with its hard-hitting beat and motivating lyrics. Released as the lead single from his 2016 album Always Strive and Prosper, the song features fellow rapper Future, who adds his unique flair to this banger. The production magic comes from Honorable C.N.O.T.E., a powerhouse in the hip-hop industry known for creating gritty, high-energy instrumentals that elevate the artist’s performance.Honorable C.N.O.T.E. perfectly captured the intensity and drive of A$AP Ferg’s vision for “New Level,” making it an anthem for anyone hustling to reach new heights. Known for his work with artists like Gucci Mane, Migos, and 2 Chainz, C.N.O.T.E. brought his signature style to the table, fusing booming bass with haunting melodies to craft a beat that’s instantly recognizable and unforgettable.Join us as we break down how this iconic track came to be, the inspiration behind it, and the impact it’s had on Ferg’s career and hip-hop culture. 🌍💪Follow Honorable C.N.O.T.E!📸   / honorablecnote  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#ASAPFerg #NewLevel #HonorableCNOTE #Future #HipHopHistory

Don Cannon is BACK with another one! This time hes sitting with well anticipated legendary south producer Drumma Boy! Todays' episode were discussing the creation of "Put On" and the long lasted impact this song has done."Put On" by Young Jeezy, featuring Kanye West, is an anthem of pride and resilience from Jeezy's 2008 album The Recession. Produced by Drumma Boy, its booming bass and synth-heavy beat underscore Jeezy’s declaration of loyalty to his Atlanta roots and the struggles of representing his community. Kanye West’s auto-tuned verse adds a reflective contrast, exploring themes of personal loss and isolation amidst success.The track achieved commercial and critical success, peaking at #12 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning a Grammy nomination. A symbol of perseverance during the 2008 economic downturn, "Put On" solidified Jeezy's role as a voice for the streets while connecting with listeners navigating hardship, making it a hip-hop classic.Timestamps:0:00 Intro1:16 Family & Musical Beginnings9:23 First Hardware12:03 Memphis Music Scene & Indy Artists14:51 Coming To Atlanta18:44 First Big Break24:20 The Recession Of 08'27:23 How "Put On" Came To Be30:18 The Success35:14 Beat Recreation50:47 Post Production53:43 Pro Tools Session Follow Drumma Boy!📸   / drummaboyfresh  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#YoungJeezyPutOnBackstory #KanyeWestFeatures2008 #HistoryOfIconicRapSongs

Exploring the impact of Dipset Anthem, a timeless classic that shaped hip-hop culture with its hard-hitting beats, iconic lyrics, and bold Harlem energy. Released by The Diplomats in 2003, the track became a defining moment for East Coast rap, blending gritty street narratives with unmatched swagger. The anthem’s production, handled by Heatmakerz, delivered a signature sound that would influence hip-hop for years to come. Its unapologetic style and lyrical prowess, especially from Cam'ron and Juelz Santana, made it an instant street anthem. To this day, Dipset Anthem remains a cultural touchstone, representing the resilience and influence of Harlem in the rap game.TIME STAMPS:00:00 Intro01:13 Studio Tour02:50 Back Story08:00 Career kicking off11:50 Musical Influences16:10 Almost Trashing Dipset Anthem22:03 Sample24:10 Equipment26:50 Breakdown sample34:10 Full REMAKE of Dipset Anthem45:15 Final RemarksFollow The Heatmakerz (Rsonist)!📸   / officialheatmakerz  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#DipsetAnthem #HarlemRap #HipHopClassic

Don Cannon is back in Circle House! This time he sits down with Legendary producer Bink The Humble Monsta as he breakdown a Rick Ross classic."Santorini Greece" by Rick Ross, from his 2017 album Rather You Than Me, is a luxurious yet introspective track. Over a smooth, soulful beat produced by Bink!, Ross contrasts the serene imagery of Santorini with the turbulence of his life and career. The song delves into themes of success, wealth, and the sacrifices made along the way. Ross reflects on his journey from the streets to the top, touching on betrayals and the pressures of maintaining his status. The track blends opulence with vulnerability, showcasing Ross's ability to balance materialism with deep personal reflection.00:00 Intro01:20 Back Story04:20 Equipment10:30 The Sample15:00 Beat Creation23:00 Final QuestionsFollow Bink!📸   / binkthehumblemonsta  Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#rickross  #santorinigreece #hiphop

In this special episode of BackTrak, legendary producer Don Cannon heads to Atlanta to link up with the mastermind behind some of Jeezy’s biggest hits, producer D Rich. Together, they take a deep dive into the making of Jeezy's chart-topping track "All There," featuring the late Bankroll Fresh. D Rich opens up about the creative process, from crafting the unforgettable beat to working with Jeezy and Bankroll in the studio. They explore the challenges and triumphs of producing a hit record, the chemistry that made it all come together, and the song’s impact on the culture. Whether you're a fan of Jeezy, a producer, or just love hip-hop, this episode offers an in-depth look at the behind-the-scenes magic that brought "All There" to life. Don't miss this exclusive breakdown of one of the most memorable tracks in modern hip-hop!0:00 Intro2:02 D Rich Origin3:19 First Placement & Shawty Redd6:50 Inspiration & Influences9:51 Hardware VS Software10:59 Bankroll Fresh14:35 Jeezy15:58 Favorite Equipment18:02 "All There" Backstory21:21 Remaking The Beat27:20 Final RemarksFollow D Rich📸   / drichthe1  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannon  

We're here again with a new BackTrak!Don Cannon is back in Miami to meet with Cool and Dre! Learn how the song "Hate It or Love It" came to life! Sit back as the legendary duo take us on a journey on their rise to success. "Hate It or Love It" by The Game featuring 50 Cent is a critically acclaimed hip-hop track from The The Game's debut album, The Documentary. Released in 2005, the song became a massive hit, reaching #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and earning two Grammy nominations for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group and Best Rap Song. The song's soulful beat and introspective lyrics resonated with fans, solidifying its place as a timeless classic in the hip-hop genre. Its success also helped boost The Game's career, establishing him as a major force in the rap industry. The music video, directed by The Saline Project, further propelled the song's popularity, gaining significant airplay on MTV and BET. "Hate It or Love It" remains a standout track, often cited as one of the best collaborations between The Game and 50 Cent.CHAPTERS:00:00 - Intro03:51 - Cool & Dre Collaboration12:29 - First Music Equipment16:40 - First Record Release22:50 - Moving to New York & "Hate It or Love It"25:20 - The Game's "Hate It or Love It"29:10 - Hater Love It Discussion37:02 - Music Production Process39:30 - "Hate It or Love It" Insights43:50 - "Hate It or Love It" Sample Analysis49:10 - Impact of Rodeo Album50:02 - Drums in Music Production52:16 - Live Bass Techniques55:21 - Mixing Changes Discussion01:01:54 - Giving Producers Game Tips01:04:53 - OutroFollow Cool & Dre📸 https://instagram.com/coolandre📸 https://instagram.com/coolcnd📸 https://instagram.com/dreday3000Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/#thegame #50cent #hateitorloveit

In this episode of Backtrak: Long Story Shorts, Don Cannon brings viewers an in-depth look at the life and career of acclaimed LA producer My Guy Mars. Tune in as he speaks on  his roots in the church, where his passion for music was ignited. He shares stories of his early success and how his authentic production style has shaped some of the most memorable tracks in contemporary music.Mars delves into the creation of "Stronger" by Kanye West, a groundbreaking anthem that has left an indelible mark on the music industry. He also breaks down "Dedication" by Nipsey Hussle, a powerful tribute that exemplifies Nipsey's relentless spirit and dedication to his craft. The episode continues with a look at "Take You Down" by Chris Brown, a smooth and seductive track that highlights Mars' versatility as a producer. Finally, he discusses "Credit" by Ty Dolla $ign, showcasing his ability to create hits across different genres.Each of these songs represents a milestone in Mars' career, demonstrating his exceptional talent and lasting influence in the music industry. This episode of Backtrak is more than a behind-the-scenes look; it is a celebration of My Guy Mars' legendary contributions to music and his enduring impact on the culture.0:00 Intro0:54 My Guy Mars Backstory 4:51 Church Background6:30 First Placements8:25 T.I. Atlanta & Real Producing11:35 Reacting to Success15:44 [Take You Down - Chris Brown] 19:41 [Dedication - Nipsey Hussle]  21:53 Relationship With Nip25:05 [Stronger - Kanye West]29:10 [Credit - Ty Dolla $ign ft. Sevyn Streeter]31:31 The Freedom To CreateFollow My Guy Mars📸   / myguymars  This episode of BackTrak, we've partnered with Producer Culture📸  / producerculture  📸    / @producerculturetv  🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸   / tmronetwork  📸   / doncannom  

Don Cannon lands in sunny California to meet with legendary West Coast producers Mike & Keys as they embark on the breakdown of "Checc Me Out" by Nipsey Hussle."Checc Me Out," a dynamic collaboration featuring Nipsey Hussle, Dom Kennedy, and Cobby Supreme, encapsulates the essence of West Coast hip-hop. Released as part of Nipsey's acclaimed mixtape "Crenshaw," this track serves as a testament to his commitment to authenticity and hustle. The song's production, handled by Mike & Keys (formerly known as The Futuristics) and 1500 or Nothin', is a masterclass in musical innovation.As a part of the "Crenshaw" mixtape, this track also highlights Nipsey's innovative approach to music distribution, famously selling limited edition copies for $100 each, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to creating value for his art. "Checc Me Out" is more than music; it's a movement, a statement, and a reflection of Nipsey Hussle's enduring impact on the culture.0:00 Intro0:48 Studio Breakdown4:21 Backstory17:12 Remaking The BeatFollow Mike & Keys📸 https://instagram.com/mike_n_keysThis episode of BackTrak, we've partnered with Producer Culture📸https://instagram.com/producerculture📸 https://youtube.com/@ProducerCultureTV?si=kqezCzqYXh4Oda8p🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 https://instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 https://instagram.com/Doncannon#nipseyhussle #themarathoncontinues #victorylap

Meek Mill's "Dreams and Nightmares" isn't just a song; it's a cultural anthem igniting perseverance. Released in 2012, its raw lyrics and pulsating beat reflect Mill's journey from adversity to triumph. The track's portrayal of struggle and ambition resonates deeply, inspiring countless individuals facing challenges. "Dreams and Nightmares" is a timeless emblem of perseverance in the face of adversity. Watch as KYENGINEERING mix this legendary session just as he did back in 2012.0:00 Intro1:26 Inside Tree Sound6:00 Working With Meek8:47 Equipment Breakdown12:14 Beat Chopping15:56 Mixing Raw Vocals 29:53 Getting The Beat Right36:06 Legacy 37:41 Putting It All Together47:43: Conclusion 📸 instagram.com/kyengineerin🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 instagram.com/Doncannon# MeekMill # Dreamchaser #DonCannon #HipHopHistory #MusicProduction #HipHopDocumentary #StudioSessions

Join Don Cannon in an exclusive behind-the-scenes journey of the iconic 'CANNON REMIX.' Dive into the heart of hip hop's golden era as we unveil the creation process of this timeless classic in Miami. Witness the fusion of raw talent and passion that shaped 'CANNON REMIX' into a cornerstone of hip-hop history.0:00 Intro1:57 Miami Backstory3:13 The Original Records5:27 The Sample Point9:02 Adding Drums12:11 Beat Complete13:48 Conversation with Fiend17:33 Busta Rhymes Cameo19:24 Hearing "Cannon" Live The 1st Time22:10 Final Remarks 🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 instagram.com/Doncannon#CANNONREMIX #DonCannon #HipHopHistory #MusicProduction #LilWayne #BustaRhymes #HipHopDocumentary #StudioSessions

Discover the exclusive behind-the-scenes journey of 'Mr 17.5' in this in-depth episode with Don Cannon. Dive into the world of hip hop music production and uncover the secrets behind one of the genre's most iconic tracks.Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction01:30 - The Beginnings of 'Mr 17.5'03:45 - In the Studio with Don Cannon07:20 - The Making of a Hip Hop Classic12:00 - Don Cannon's Production Insights15:30 - Legacy of 'Mr 17.5'Don Cannon, a renowned figure in the hip hop music industry, shares his unique insights and experiences in music production, offering an unparalleled look into the creation of 'Mr. 17.5.' 🎽 Merch: https://shoptmro.com/Follow us for more insights into hip hop history and music production:📸 instagram.com/tmronetwork📸 instagram.com/Doncannon#HipHopHistory #Jeezy

Discover the synergy between humans and AI in music creation with KatoOnTheTrack and Don Cannon on TmrO A.I. From debunking myths about AI replacing human talent to delving into the intricacies of the songwriting process, this episode sheds light on how technology enhances rather than replaces artistic expression. Tune in for insights, inspiration, and a glimpse into the future of music production. Together, they unpack the transformative power of AI in music production, engineering, and creativity, offering unparalleled insights into the industry's next frontier. Don't miss your chance to explore the future of music with TmrO A.I. - where innovation knows no bounds. Tap in with MJ: https://www.instagram.com/mjxmusic/ Tap in with Cannon: https://www.instagram.com/doncannon Tap in with Kato: https://www.instagram.com/katoproducer _ CHECKOUT OUR MERCH - https://shoptmro.com FOLLOW OUR IG - https://www.instagram.com/tmroapp TAP IN ON TIK TOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@tmronetwork FOLLOW WOMEN OF TMRO - https://www.instagram.com/womenoftmro

Welcome to TmrO A.I. where we delve into the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence and the music industry. In this episode, we're joined by Don Cannon, Leslie Brathwaite, MJ Jacob, and OG Parker to discuss the making of beats, AI Vocal swapping, Ownership, Splits, and much more!  Together, they unpack the transformative power of AI in music production, engineering, and creativity, offering unparalleled insights into the industry's next frontier. Don't miss your chance to explore the future of music with TmrO A.I. - where innovation knows no bounds. Tap in with MJ: https://www.instagram.com/mjxmusic/ Tap in with Cannon: https://www.instagram.com/doncannon Tap in with Sonny Digital: https://www.instagram.com/ogxparker Tap in with Leslie Brathwaite: https://www.instagram.com/lesterbud _ CHECKOUT OUR MERCH - https://shoptmro.com FOLLOW OUR IG - https://www.instagram.com/tmroapp TAP IN ON TIK TOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@tmronetwork FOLLOW WOMEN OF TMRO - https://www.instagram.com/womenoftmro

Welcome to TmrO A.I. where we delve into the cutting-edge intersection of artificial intelligence and the music industry. In our inaugural episode, we're joined by an illustrious panel of creatives: the pioneering music engineer Ben Thomas, the legendary producer Don Cannon, the innovative record producer Sonny Digital, and A.I. trailblazer MJ. Together, they unpack the transformative power of AI in music production, engineering, and creativity, offering unparalleled insights into the industry's next frontier. Don't miss your chance to explore the future of music with TmrO A.I. - where innovation knows no bounds. Tap in with MJ: https://www.instagram.com/mjxmusic/ Tap in with Cannon: https://www.instagram.com/doncannon Tap in with Sonny Digital: https://www.instagram.com/sonnydigital Tap in with Ben Thomas: https://www.instagram.com/benfthomasmusic _ CHECKOUT OUR MERCH - https://shoptmro.com FOLLOW OUR IG - https://www.instagram.com/tmroapp TAP IN ON TIK TOK - https://www.tiktok.com/@tmronetwork FOLLOW WOMEN OF TMRO - https://www.instagram.com/womenoftmro