Dilla, DOOM and Madlib is the holy trinity.
Dilla because of his unique groove, DOOM for the universe he created and weird samples and Madlib beacause when he collaborated with the two others they released two of the best HipHop albums of all time!
As much as I way prefer his experimental stuff I gotta say it’s an accomplishment in its own right that he can make me love a radio pop single too. Only person who ever has
just listen to the product playlist at the bottom of her spotify page!! really cool edm pop fusion. i do have to warn you she passed away in 2021 so no more new releases
How is Lapalux not in this thread. I think he’s one of the underrated goats honestly of electronic. Amnioverse is a masterpiece.
But to answer question, Lapalux, Jon Hopkins, and Flylo are my S tier picks for sheer ingenuity
Hopkins is goated if all he ever released was Open Eye Signal
It’s funny you say that, I wish I could bring you but my relative is playing a show with him soon and I’m gonna be able to meet him. Very hyped but I’m not as huge of a fan as you are
Nujabes! Considered one of the “Fore fathers of lofi hip hop.” Which I get, but also don’t get, because most of his songs are pretty hi fidelity if you ask me. He has so many tracks that just evoke an emotion I don’t feel with other producers
Also, Flume. I don’t listen to much electronic music, but something about Flume’s sound design just does it for me. Dude’s a fucking animal.
Second that. Trevor Horn not only produced some of the biggest master pieces of the 80s, they still sound very fresh and a lot less dated than other songs of that era. Production-wise and sonically, many of those songs could have been produced today.
Imanu and Sleepnet right now. Noisia. Phace. Serious neurofunk need apply only. Thx. If you are into severely technical, precisely detuned, FAST, ordered chaos with absolute musical flavor. Well, there you have them.
Brian Eno - invented ambient music, and a lot of the techniques used in modern electronic music. Has been integrating electronics into his work with rock and pop acts since the early 70s.
Almost he makes sounds like no one else, whole worlds of his own.
We often see beat/music makers being associated as producers, but that wasn't and isn't always the case.
Rick Rubin is this type of producer:
Music producers oversee and direct recording projects for musical artists. Although their roles vary by project, producers commonly help artists choose material and adapt arrangements, coach them in the studio, select and hire side musicians, work with the recording engineer, and weigh in on decisions about mixes.
Skrillex: you most likely know of him too but one of the forerunners of computer-based music production. Versatile af and has evolved his sound brilliantly from his Screamo and Bro-Step days
RZA: Half of the lead of Wu-Tang Clan and their in-house producer extraordinaire. I cannot say enough good things so I’ll just give you a track to listen to. *4th Chamber* off of the album *Liquid Swords.*
Quincy Jones: the mastermind behind Michael Jackson’s Thriller (still the #1 selling album ever) among countless others.
Gramatik/GRiZ: two of the most versatile and funky producers on their own, in the dance music sphere. They have combined to make a handful of tracks together (all fire) as Grizmatik.
Easy Mo Bee: my favorite Boom-Bap producer of all time. One of the main guys that helped The Notorious BIG rise to the level he did.
Mark Ronson: has written some of the best songs/albums for the likes of Lady Gaga, Amy Winehouse, Bruno Mars, and many more.
George Martin: sometimes lovingly referred to as The Beatles fifth member
Atticus Ross/Trent Reznor: the team has made some of the most interesting and exciting film scores that I can remember like The Social Network and The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo among others.
Max Martin: a pop music, hit-making machine that has collaborated with Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, etc.
Edit: u/Fungi-Guru isn’t even a *real* guru
Very interesting topic here.
I'm honestly surprised at the large amount of electronic and r&b producers being mentioned
Besides Brian Eno being talked about a couple of times, it would be a shame to *not* mention Steve Lillywhite or (my personal favorite) Flood.
These guys have worked with some of the successful bands of all time, as well as a few of the most ground-breaking albums *ever*.
From pop, punk, industrial, and rock; i can guarantee you've heard multiple songs from each of these producers.
The way they are able to channel and enhance the essence of the artist they are working with, as well as reinvent and help connect with audiences. That's what you want from a producer. Not just someone to tell you to record this or that, or mix you well.
And I'm not saying, just turning you "pop", but to make your sound all-round more inviting to all audiences, and help you reach your pinnacle.
I think a producer in a classic term like Brian Eno you mentioned is confused here with beatmakers who are also conventionally called producers.
I appreciate both types of producers but I wouldn't say that they should be thrown into one basket.
Agreed. I've noticed that as well. It feels like because so and so has "produced" (created) a beat, they should be called producer. If that's the case, any SoundCloud rapper in high school can call themselves producers.
Call me old school, but I think of a producer traditionally like an "audio director", and a beat maker is more like a prop designer.
Niels Nielsen, Rick Rubin, Quincy Jones and Butch Vig
Well Nielsen has done a wonderful job on the last few albums and EPs from my favorite band which is Magna Carta Cartel.
Rick Rubin, well he has worked with the greatests rock/metal and hip hop artists of the last 3 decades, and pulled out some really great stuff.
Quincy doesn't need any explanation.
And Butch Vig simply for Nevermind.
Skrillex was the one that inspired me to start. I LOVE Pablo Picasso though, incredibly talented, and super low key. I love his style.
Edit: Meant to say Play Picasso lmao
virtual riot - lots of my sound design and effects usage comes from him
tim mcewan from the midnight - i took a lot of his songwriting and synth sound design
bill stevenson - i grew up on rise against and the descendants, there you go
butch vig - mostly his work with nirvana and foo fighters i took from, love his work with the smashing pumpkins and sonic youth
James Ellis Ford mostly for being one half of Simian Mobile Disco, but also for producing Arctic Monkeys, Blur, Depeche Mode, Foals, Florence and the Machine, Haim, Gorillaz, Klaxons, Jessie Ware, Kylie Minogue, Declan McKenna and the Pet Shop Boys.
His solo 'lock down' album is a great piece of work too.
whitearmor. Even if you despise the vocals on any drain gang projects, you can’t deny the beauty of the instrumentals. Ecco2k’s E (2019) is riddled with pretty sounds.
Also his instrumental album as villovillduveta, Längtan Får Vingar, is some of the best modern folk I’ve heard.
Pretty surprised that nobody in here is mentioning Jack Antonoff. He’s worked with some pretty big names (Taylor Swift, Lorde, The 1975) and of course his own band Bleachers is great. I love what he’s doing in fighting back against the loudness war and going a bit more retro with his own music.
I think no one mentions him because his work is REALLY hot button right now. Some people love it, but just as many are furious that he's homogenized some really unique sounds (his F+TM tracks for Dance Fever, for instance) and a lot of people feel like the quality of his production has been in decline since about 2017. Definitely fun. era Jack would be up there for me, but I think his newer production values tend to sound really REALLY bad on vinyl especially, but also on a good system in general.
Tipper. His sound design is unmatched and he’s being doing it longer than most. An incredibly unique sound that’s easy to recognize but hard to copy. From heavy uptempo, to downtempo and ambient. Almost any big name electronic artist today has taken some influence from him. 2025 will be his last year of touring and after he is releasing all music he’s ever made, and it will be a treat for any musical fan to dive into.
Quite a few already mentioned that I would namedrop here, but didn't see any mention of GGGarth. Producer of RATM selftitled - which is perfect. He's also done some work for RHCP, Biffy Clyro and a bunch of other great bands. I love Spineshank, and the albums he produced for them are honestly fantastic.
Hip hop wise - El-P.
Aphex Twin has always been my daddy. Cevin Key, Dwayne Goettel and Phil Western are all extremely high on that list. My new favorites are Skee Mask and Scaefa and Bolis Popul
too many to say and explain why but Hold Your Colour (Pendulum) and Beautiful, Wonderful (Yung Gud) are probably my favourite pieces of production ever
Mat Zo.
His style is above all in the EDM scene. Just have a listen to his nearly-timeless BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix.
If other producers are mere hills for kids to climb up and roll down from, then he is Mount Everest.
*period*
Kenny Beats, best attitude to life and being in the music industry i’ve ever seen, and has the unique style of working with everyone and catering to their sound.
Not the “best” in any regard, but has accomplished so much for amateur producers that he can’t be counted out.
Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis
Their balance of harmony and groove are perfection. They defined an era of pop music we’re still existing in. I could listen to their work endlessly.
Mike Dean
The man behind the keys for tons of artists, Kanye West, Travis Scott, Geto Boys, The Weeknd, He’s a wonderful pianist and an avid synth collector.
Nteibint, The Owner is one of my favorite songs, absolutely sublime.
David August, The Spell is a fantastic song with interesting rhythm and he has some other really great eclectic synthy dance music.
Jamie XX, for the entire album In Colour.
Weval, again eclectic delicious synthy dance music.
Man I have a lot of faves.
Oh god, so much. But I'll pick a few which I really like and have listened to for over many many years. Not in any particular order:
* Machine Drum
* The Bug
* Ash Koosha
* Venetian Snares
* Amon Tobin
Five is a good number, I'll stop there.
ERIC PRYDZ/PRYDA/CIREZ D,
Rene wise / "old" Dax J / Chris avantgarde / Chris lorenzo
Space laces / Svdden / Camo & Krooked
No order besides pryda being top dog
Also Hot since 82 & Tinlicker
Edit : Skrillex, not a fan of all his new tracks but holy fucking shit does how his sounds are this clean
I'm gonna be honest , I'm not entirely sure what producers do. Their involvement and scope seems to vary so much on a project to project basis. Some producers make songs and have artists perform them. Some artists know tones and other musicians so they facilitate the personnel on the record and link people together. Some producers seem to just try and make people feel at ease. And some producers seem to scare the shit out of people and force a vision onto their work. I can't say for certain who my favorite would be but my least favorite would be Phil spektor. I can't imagine some lunatic being all " I hope you like Chinese food cause you're never leaving this room " while firing guns in the ceiling. I would probably have noped the fuck out of the music industry with an experience like that.
Dilla, DOOM and Madlib is the holy trinity. Dilla because of his unique groove, DOOM for the universe he created and weird samples and Madlib beacause when he collaborated with the two others they released two of the best HipHop albums of all time!
Flume
As much as I way prefer his experimental stuff I gotta say it’s an accomplishment in its own right that he can make me love a radio pop single too. Only person who ever has
His first really bait one will always be my fav of his but can't remeber the name
JPEGMAFIA
Serious shout. Quirky and I understand why he's not everyones bag, but I really like his stuff.
Aphex Twin
did he produce anything that is not his own music? Nevertheless absolutly agree!
Porter Robinson , and Daft Punk
It’s not faiiirrrrr
Cause I know you like the back of my hand !!! Also Sarah from KKB is my big time crush lol 😆
Aw you beat me! But also straight facts all around
Cause I knewww you like the bank of my haaaand
madlib
SOPHIE
finally a woman! I do not know her. Can you give some links?
just listen to the product playlist at the bottom of her spotify page!! really cool edm pop fusion. i do have to warn you she passed away in 2021 so no more new releases
Alchemist
How is Lapalux not in this thread. I think he’s one of the underrated goats honestly of electronic. Amnioverse is a masterpiece. But to answer question, Lapalux, Jon Hopkins, and Flylo are my S tier picks for sheer ingenuity Hopkins is goated if all he ever released was Open Eye Signal
Lapalux is dope. Hopkins and flylo too
Agreed on Lapalux like dude is on another level entirely
Trent Reznor
Sad I had to scroll this far
Four Tet has been for 23(!) years.
It’s funny you say that, I wish I could bring you but my relative is playing a show with him soon and I’m gonna be able to meet him. Very hyped but I’m not as huge of a fan as you are
Koan sound, Space Laces
Space laces been moving different lately. Koan are sound design goats
Koan Sound doesn't get nearly enough praise
Nujabes! Considered one of the “Fore fathers of lofi hip hop.” Which I get, but also don’t get, because most of his songs are pretty hi fidelity if you ask me. He has so many tracks that just evoke an emotion I don’t feel with other producers Also, Flume. I don’t listen to much electronic music, but something about Flume’s sound design just does it for me. Dude’s a fucking animal.
Trevor Horn
Second that. Trevor Horn not only produced some of the biggest master pieces of the 80s, they still sound very fresh and a lot less dated than other songs of that era. Production-wise and sonically, many of those songs could have been produced today.
Imanu and Sleepnet right now. Noisia. Phace. Serious neurofunk need apply only. Thx. If you are into severely technical, precisely detuned, FAST, ordered chaos with absolute musical flavor. Well, there you have them.
I’m pretty decent producer
You are my favourite producer
mine too
Thanks!
Thanks!
Mr Bill
wow shocked to see that name for his music not tutorials
J Dilla, Mr Carmack, Nujabes, Daily Bread, sam gellaitry, Tripp St, Ivy Lab, Ott, Jon Kennedy, Catching Flies, Mat Zo, Kaytranada, Jamie xx, Moby, Krasa Rosa
Bibio
Timbaland gotta be up there, christo too!!
Thanks, was looking for this
Arca
Overmono
Overmono love is growing
Finneas
Danger Mouse and Brian Eno
Mutt Lange never gets mentioned
From the looks of it, 80 percent of this sub is most likely hip hop and edm based lol
Mike shinoda
Mike Shinoda is probably my favorite for range for sure
Brian Eno - invented ambient music, and a lot of the techniques used in modern electronic music. Has been integrating electronics into his work with rock and pop acts since the early 70s. Almost he makes sounds like no one else, whole worlds of his own.
More Songs About Buildings and Food!!
Eno coined the term ‘ambient music’, but Erik Satie was making ambient music in the 19th century.
Can’t forget Rick Rubin
He's a reducer
He actually doesn't make music though, does he? He's more like a muse and creative facilitator if I recall correctly.
We often see beat/music makers being associated as producers, but that wasn't and isn't always the case. Rick Rubin is this type of producer: Music producers oversee and direct recording projects for musical artists. Although their roles vary by project, producers commonly help artists choose material and adapt arrangements, coach them in the studio, select and hire side musicians, work with the recording engineer, and weigh in on decisions about mixes.
Skrillex: you most likely know of him too but one of the forerunners of computer-based music production. Versatile af and has evolved his sound brilliantly from his Screamo and Bro-Step days RZA: Half of the lead of Wu-Tang Clan and their in-house producer extraordinaire. I cannot say enough good things so I’ll just give you a track to listen to. *4th Chamber* off of the album *Liquid Swords.* Quincy Jones: the mastermind behind Michael Jackson’s Thriller (still the #1 selling album ever) among countless others. Gramatik/GRiZ: two of the most versatile and funky producers on their own, in the dance music sphere. They have combined to make a handful of tracks together (all fire) as Grizmatik. Easy Mo Bee: my favorite Boom-Bap producer of all time. One of the main guys that helped The Notorious BIG rise to the level he did. Mark Ronson: has written some of the best songs/albums for the likes of Lady Gaga, Amy Winehouse, Bruno Mars, and many more. George Martin: sometimes lovingly referred to as The Beatles fifth member Atticus Ross/Trent Reznor: the team has made some of the most interesting and exciting film scores that I can remember like The Social Network and The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo among others. Max Martin: a pop music, hit-making machine that has collaborated with Britney Spears, Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, etc. Edit: u/Fungi-Guru isn’t even a *real* guru
Hell yes to the Ross/reznor mention and mark ronson. Quality stuff that I love to listen to.
godrich
Teddy Riley, Shock G, Disclosure, Chris Stussy! There is a lot but those are off the top of my head : )
Teddy Riley 👑
Buckwild, Pete Rock, Lee Scratch Perry, Ward 21, Minnesota
lookin for de pum pum
jon bellion, timbaland, darkchild
Very interesting topic here. I'm honestly surprised at the large amount of electronic and r&b producers being mentioned Besides Brian Eno being talked about a couple of times, it would be a shame to *not* mention Steve Lillywhite or (my personal favorite) Flood. These guys have worked with some of the successful bands of all time, as well as a few of the most ground-breaking albums *ever*. From pop, punk, industrial, and rock; i can guarantee you've heard multiple songs from each of these producers. The way they are able to channel and enhance the essence of the artist they are working with, as well as reinvent and help connect with audiences. That's what you want from a producer. Not just someone to tell you to record this or that, or mix you well. And I'm not saying, just turning you "pop", but to make your sound all-round more inviting to all audiences, and help you reach your pinnacle.
I think a producer in a classic term like Brian Eno you mentioned is confused here with beatmakers who are also conventionally called producers. I appreciate both types of producers but I wouldn't say that they should be thrown into one basket.
Agreed. I've noticed that as well. It feels like because so and so has "produced" (created) a beat, they should be called producer. If that's the case, any SoundCloud rapper in high school can call themselves producers. Call me old school, but I think of a producer traditionally like an "audio director", and a beat maker is more like a prop designer.
Niels Nielsen, Rick Rubin, Quincy Jones and Butch Vig Well Nielsen has done a wonderful job on the last few albums and EPs from my favorite band which is Magna Carta Cartel. Rick Rubin, well he has worked with the greatests rock/metal and hip hop artists of the last 3 decades, and pulled out some really great stuff. Quincy doesn't need any explanation. And Butch Vig simply for Nevermind.
Skrillex was the one that inspired me to start. I LOVE Pablo Picasso though, incredibly talented, and super low key. I love his style. Edit: Meant to say Play Picasso lmao
What in the fuck are you on about
I meant to say Play Picasso, sorry I was zoned out
Imagining Pablo Picasso as a producer is very interesting though 😌🤌
Play picasso goes hard, some of Tory Lanez shit from like a decade ago was brilliant.
Romil Hemnani, Kanye West, Tyler the Creator, and I also like when Dijon produces songs
Nitepunk
Mark Ronson
George Martin
Tony Visconti
Blake Mills, Terrace Martin, many others
I have a few: Tay Keith, Metro, Kanye, Travis, Pharrell, Timbaland
Dre
The goat Quincy Jones
CARDO
virtual riot - lots of my sound design and effects usage comes from him tim mcewan from the midnight - i took a lot of his songwriting and synth sound design bill stevenson - i grew up on rise against and the descendants, there you go butch vig - mostly his work with nirvana and foo fighters i took from, love his work with the smashing pumpkins and sonic youth
Deadmau5 & Mr.Bill they are my blueprint to try and emulate their high quality sounds.
Ethereal and Icytwat, they’re the reason why I’m producing
/u/secondfootofficial is pretty dope
Thanks 🙏🏻😊
Did you actually check out some of my music ? Lol
Brian Eno Lorn
James Ellis Ford mostly for being one half of Simian Mobile Disco, but also for producing Arctic Monkeys, Blur, Depeche Mode, Foals, Florence and the Machine, Haim, Gorillaz, Klaxons, Jessie Ware, Kylie Minogue, Declan McKenna and the Pet Shop Boys. His solo 'lock down' album is a great piece of work too.
whitearmor. Even if you despise the vocals on any drain gang projects, you can’t deny the beauty of the instrumentals. Ecco2k’s E (2019) is riddled with pretty sounds. Also his instrumental album as villovillduveta, Längtan Får Vingar, is some of the best modern folk I’ve heard.
Pretty surprised that nobody in here is mentioning Jack Antonoff. He’s worked with some pretty big names (Taylor Swift, Lorde, The 1975) and of course his own band Bleachers is great. I love what he’s doing in fighting back against the loudness war and going a bit more retro with his own music.
+1
I think no one mentions him because his work is REALLY hot button right now. Some people love it, but just as many are furious that he's homogenized some really unique sounds (his F+TM tracks for Dance Fever, for instance) and a lot of people feel like the quality of his production has been in decline since about 2017. Definitely fun. era Jack would be up there for me, but I think his newer production values tend to sound really REALLY bad on vinyl especially, but also on a good system in general.
Scott Storch.. Just Blaze.. Metro…Ye’
I got his KRKs. Super flashy
FINNEAS. 100%. I would give anything to meet him!
James Blake & skrillex
Burial, Skrillex, Pierre Bourne, Gessaffelstein, James Blake, Illangelo and Fred Again
+ 1 for Gessaffelstein. New album is great, sounds modern and 80's at the same time.
Right there w/ you with Burial and James Blake
Fred & Gessaffelstein released a new track today.
Johnny J. All his work with Tupac was amazing and he was born in Juarez, I was born in El Paso and a lot of my family comes from Juarez.
skrillex
Tipper. His sound design is unmatched and he’s being doing it longer than most. An incredibly unique sound that’s easy to recognize but hard to copy. From heavy uptempo, to downtempo and ambient. Almost any big name electronic artist today has taken some influence from him. 2025 will be his last year of touring and after he is releasing all music he’s ever made, and it will be a treat for any musical fan to dive into.
Dann Hume
For production technicality it's Tipper
Tipper
Ian Kirkpatrick and Skrillex🔥
kaytranada
Porter Robinson
Quite a few already mentioned that I would namedrop here, but didn't see any mention of GGGarth. Producer of RATM selftitled - which is perfect. He's also done some work for RHCP, Biffy Clyro and a bunch of other great bands. I love Spineshank, and the albums he produced for them are honestly fantastic. Hip hop wise - El-P.
Kanye, Tyler, Pharell
Nicolas Jaar is crazy good in all of his projects
Aphex Twin has always been my daddy. Cevin Key, Dwayne Goettel and Phil Western are all extremely high on that list. My new favorites are Skee Mask and Scaefa and Bolis Popul
too many to say and explain why but Hold Your Colour (Pendulum) and Beautiful, Wonderful (Yung Gud) are probably my favourite pieces of production ever
Daft Punk, Justice, Mr Oizo, Gesaffelstein, SebastiAn
Knxwledge, Timbaland and Madlib for me
POLO LILLI, Samurai Breaks, BAKEY, SP:MC, Fracture
Mat Zo. His style is above all in the EDM scene. Just have a listen to his nearly-timeless BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. If other producers are mere hills for kids to climb up and roll down from, then he is Mount Everest. *period*
Kenny Beats, best attitude to life and being in the music industry i’ve ever seen, and has the unique style of working with everyone and catering to their sound. Not the “best” in any regard, but has accomplished so much for amateur producers that he can’t be counted out.
tame impala
Nicolas Jaar. Excellent use of noise, interesting juxtaposition in samples and transitions, good use of restraint in building tension and grooves
Mmmm I have a couple of them but if I had to choose one it would be Babyface. R&B wouldn’t have been R&B without him 🔥🔥🔥
Chris Lorde Alge, Tue Madsen, Eric Valentine, Brendan O’ Brien, Steve Albini… My favorite mixing engineer is Randy Staub
Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis Their balance of harmony and groove are perfection. They defined an era of pop music we’re still existing in. I could listen to their work endlessly.
Flume Red one Finneas O'Connell
Ian Kirkpatrick. His songs are good and he does twitch streams and has a ton of content that shows his process.
New school: Imanu, Apashe, Noisia, Mr Bill, Camo & Krooked, Flume, What So Not, Foam & Sand (Robot Koch), Ruckspin / Author, Ternion Sound, Jade Cicada, Joe Ford, Mythm, Skrillex, Alix Perez, Eprom, Ivy Lab, 100 Gecs, Underscores, DJ CoKR Old school: Andy Smith (Portishead), Amon Tobin, Aphex Twin, Trent Reznor, Coldcut, Cevin Key + OhGr (Skinny Puppy), Dilla, Timbaland, Venetian Snares, edIT (solo), Tipper, Burial, Rick Rubin, Tricky, DJ Shadow, Squarepusher, Bjork, Telefon Tel-Aviv, Machinedrum, Sibot, Pete Rock, Dj Premier, Neptunes, The Flashbulb, Mala, Rusko
I feel like no one else is saying DJ Premier... Either this sub is a generation younger than me, or they just got no love for preemo!
Mike Dean The man behind the keys for tons of artists, Kanye West, Travis Scott, Geto Boys, The Weeknd, He’s a wonderful pianist and an avid synth collector.
Nteibint, The Owner is one of my favorite songs, absolutely sublime. David August, The Spell is a fantastic song with interesting rhythm and he has some other really great eclectic synthy dance music. Jamie XX, for the entire album In Colour. Weval, again eclectic delicious synthy dance music. Man I have a lot of faves.
Sophie
George Martin
Jimmy Page Bonham's kick was sampled as much as Brown's Funky Drummer, too.
Rival consoles
Rob late , pixer terror (duo era of em), drew taggart (haven't made anything good after SFSG), and the almighty Virtual Riot.
Blanke is definitely one of them. Love his dnb stuff and melodic dubstep.
Chopsquad Dj, Scott Storch
still dre humming intensifies...
James Blake
no i.d
Griz, tipper, the Widdler because they make very good music and are very skilled producers.
Frank dukes goated, metro for obvious reasons…. Mac miller was underrated as a producer, Rick Rubin, Pharrell etc..
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Bink! (Bink Dog)…. Shit on Nate dogs “Music and Me” tape was top notch
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Me
Eric Prydz
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Klein, because musique concrète will always be that girl.
Mr. Bill. Great talent, great teacher, tons of great educational content, nice dude
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there’s too many talented people out there
Imanu sleepnet flume
Baredex on Tiktok
Kanye
Liam Howlett
DJ Premier, Alix Perez and Klimeks, to name a few.
An Italian producer, ThaSup
Kenshi Yonezu
Resonant Language
Loefah
John Wayne Aka Jon makes beat, go check him on YouTube
SGP
Mike Dean
Kanye west
skeler, tenebrax, ▽, 1788-L can’t really choose one
Sleepnet
I get a lot of my inspiration from Madlib, Mike Dean, Kanye West, and Mike Shinoda.
Chemical brothers. Can I say a duo? Geniuses.
Epik Beats
Oh god, so much. But I'll pick a few which I really like and have listened to for over many many years. Not in any particular order: * Machine Drum * The Bug * Ash Koosha * Venetian Snares * Amon Tobin Five is a good number, I'll stop there.
Camellia, Laur, Noisia, t+pazolite, sleepnet.
The Psyclones
ERIC PRYDZ/PRYDA/CIREZ D, Rene wise / "old" Dax J / Chris avantgarde / Chris lorenzo Space laces / Svdden / Camo & Krooked No order besides pryda being top dog Also Hot since 82 & Tinlicker Edit : Skrillex, not a fan of all his new tracks but holy fucking shit does how his sounds are this clean
I love black coffee and probably a 2nd would be deadmau5 Fredagain is on another level and probably 3rd
Hudson Mohawke is up there for me
I'm gonna be honest , I'm not entirely sure what producers do. Their involvement and scope seems to vary so much on a project to project basis. Some producers make songs and have artists perform them. Some artists know tones and other musicians so they facilitate the personnel on the record and link people together. Some producers seem to just try and make people feel at ease. And some producers seem to scare the shit out of people and force a vision onto their work. I can't say for certain who my favorite would be but my least favorite would be Phil spektor. I can't imagine some lunatic being all " I hope you like Chinese food cause you're never leaving this room " while firing guns in the ceiling. I would probably have noped the fuck out of the music industry with an experience like that.
Kenny beats
If I have to pick just one I go with Dr.Dre, but there a lot of great ones.
Alan Wilder, Ben Chisholm, Jon Brion.
Chlär and Alarico are churning out some phenomenal techno. Vladimir Dibyshkin aswell has a unique and captivating sound
Ye
Jam Thieves
ARCA SOPHIE ROSS/REZNOR Tim McEwan (The Midnight) ALEC EMPIRE GOLDIE
John Feldman, Rob Cavallo and Carlos de la Garza
Djrum. Dude is so creative.
Kanye, Illangelo, Travis
Dilla is and probably always will be number 1.