The Heatmakerz

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The Heatmakerz is a hip-hop production duo from Bronx, New York. The duo, consisting of Rsonist and Thrilla, rose to fame after providing beats to various releases of The Diplomats. The bulk of albums like Diplomatic Immunity and Juelz Santana's debut From Me To U were produced by The Heatmakerz. Their production style usually relies heavily on sped-up soul samples.

[edit] Songs produced by The Heatmakerz

Cam'ron - Come Home With Me, 2002

• 14. "Boy Boy" (produced with Ty Fyffe, credited as The Heat Makers)

The Diplomats - Diplomatic Immunity, 2003

• Disc 1
• 3. "Who I Am"
• 8. "More Than Music"
• 10. "Dipset Anthem"
• 13. "This Is What I Do"

• Disc 2
• 2. "My Love"
• 3. "I Love You"
• 4. "Purple Haze"
• 6. "Juelz Santana The Great"
• 7. "DJ Enuff Freestyle"
• 9. "I'm Ready"
• 12. "Let's Go"

Juelz Santana - From Me To U, 2003

• 1. "The Champ Is Here"
• 2. "One Day I Smile"
• 3. "Okay, Okay"
• 5. "Down"
• 6. "Monster Music"
• 7. "Back Again"
• 9. "How I Feel"
• 10. "Why"
• 15. "Squalie"
• 17. "My Love (Remix)"
• 18. "Let's Go"
• 20. "This Is for My Homies"

Lil' Flip - U Gotta Feel Me, 2004

• 2. "The Ghetto"

The Diplomats - Diplomatic Immunity 2, 2004

• 9. "I Wanna Be Your Lady"
• 14. "Push It"
• 16. "Bigger Picture"
• 17. "Crunk Muzik"

Cam'ron - Purple Haze, 2004

• 2. "More Gangsta Music"
• 5. "Killa Cam"

The Diplomats - More Than Music, Vol. 1, 2005

• 3. "Back In The Building"
• 8. "You Make Me Say"
• 18. "What Kind Of Life Is This"

Juelz Santana - What The Game's Been Missing!, 2005

• 3. "Oh Yes"
• 4. "Shottas"
• 20. "Violence"
• 21. "Daddy"

Lil Wayne - Tha Carter II, 2005

• 1. "Tha Mobb"

Cam'ron - Killa Season, 2006

• 11. "I.B.S."

40 Cal. - Broken Safety, 2006

• 3. "Pyrexx Vision/Angel Dust" (Produced with Rex Beats)

AZ - A.W.O.L, 2005

• 1. "So Sincere"
• 2. "Never Change"

[edit] External links

• MySpace profile
• AllHipHop interview
• nobodysmiling.com intreview