El-P discography

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**El-P discography**
Releases
El-P in concert
↙Studio albums	2
↙Singles	11
↙Music videos	4
↙Instrumental albums	4
↙Production credits	25
↙Guest vocals	21
↙Remixes	10
References and footnotes

The following is the discography of El-P (real name Jaime Meline and also known as El-Producto), a New York-based hip hop artist and co-founder, owner, and CEO of Definitive Jux Records. El-P has released two solo studio albums, four instrumental albums, two mix tapes, and 11 singles. He has also appeared on numerous other artist's recordings as either a guest vocalist or producer. Releases from Company Flow and The Weatherman, both of which El-P has been a member, are not included in this discography: only solo material.

El-P's early career and rise to prominence was as part of Company Flow, formed in 1992, consisting of El-P, Mr. Len, Big Jus.^[1] Following the break-up of the group, El-P started his own record label, Definitive Jux.^[2] El-P produced early records from the label, including Cannibal Ox's critically acclaimed The Cold Vein, Aesop Rock's Labor Days, and his own debut solo album, Fantastic Damage. El-P released his second solo album, I'll Sleep When You're Dead, in 2007.

El-P has contributed as producer and guest vocalist to albums by artists such as DJ Krush, Aesop Rock, MURS, Cage, Mr. Lif, Prefuse 73, Del tha Funkee Homosapien, Mike Ladd, and Atmosphere, among many others. He collaborated with Alec Empire on the first Handsome Boy Modeling School album and with Cage and Chino Moreno on the second. El-P also provided the soundtrack for the graffiti film Bomb the System, which was later compiled and released as Collecting the Kid in 2004.

1 Solo albums
2 Instrumental albums
3 Miscellaneous
4 Singles
5 Music videos
6 Production credits
7 Vocal appearances
8 Remixes
9 See also
10 References
11 External links

[edit] Solo albums

Year	Title	Peak chart positions^[3]					Notes
Year	Title	US	US R&B	US Heat.	US Ind.	US Int.	Notes
2002	Fantastic Damage Released: May 14, 2002 Label: Definitive Jux (DJX #27)	198	82	9	14	—	Debut solo album.
2007	I'll Sleep When You're Dead Released: March 20, 2007 Label: Definitive Jux (DJX #137)	78	55	—	6	78

"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

[edit] Instrumental albums

Year	Title	US Ind. peak^[3]	Notes
2002	El-P Presents Cannibal Oxtrumentals Released: March 19, 2002 Label: Definitive Jux (DJX #24)	—	Instrumental version of the The Cold Vein by Cannibal Ox (2001).
2002	FanDam Plus Released: October 1, 2002 Label: Definitive Jux (DJX #39)	—	Instrumental version of Fantastic Damage. Also includes a second disc with remixes, lyrics, and video footage.
2004	High Water Released: March 9, 2004 Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings	46	Made in conjunction with jazz pianist Matthew Shipp and The Blue Series Continuum.
2004	Collecting the Kid Released: October 19, 2004 Label: Definitive Jux (DJX #99)	—	Limited-edition album collecting instrumentals from various side projects such as High Water, Bomb the System soundtrack, and Central Services.

"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

[edit] Miscellaneous

Year	Title	Notes
2001	Shards of Pol-Pottery (with Alec Empire) Label: Digital Hardcore Recordings	Extended play featuring a re-production of the song "Megaton B-Boy" from the 1999 Handsome Boy Modelling School album So... How's Your Girl?. Features 12 versions of the song, including remixes, instrumentals, and an a cappella.
2003	Weareallgoingtoburninhell Label: Definitive Jux	Mixtape sold only at shows, by the New York native shortly after September 11, 2001.
2008	Weareallgoingtoburninhellmeggamixx2 Label: Definitive Jux	Double CD mixtape sold only at shows.^[4]

[edit] Singles

Year	Title	Album
2001	"Stepfather Factory"	Fantastic Damage
2002	"Deep Space 9mm"
	"Dead Disnee"
	"Truancy"
	"Remix'd"	FanDam Plus
	"Dead Light"	non-album single
2003	"Sunrise over Bklyn"	High Water
2004	"Jukie Skate Rock"	Collecting the Kid
2006	"Everything Must Go"	I'll Sleep When You're Dead
2007	"Smithereens"
2007	"The Overly Dramatic Truth"

[edit] Music videos

Year	Song	Director
2002	"Deep Space 9mm"	Brian Beletic
2003	"Stepfather Factory"	Plates Animation
2007	"Smithereens"	Cassidy Gearhart
2007	"Flyentology"	Daniel Garcia and Nathan Love

[edit] Production credits

Year	Track(s)	Album	Artist
2000	"Offspring"^†	Both Sides of the Brain	Del tha Funkee Homosapien
2000	"Arise"	Enters the Colossus	Mr. Lif
2001	—	Def Jux Presents	various artists
2001	—	The Cold Vein El-P Presents Cannibal Oxtrumentals	Cannibal Ox
2002	"Nickel Plated Pockets"	Daylight	Aesop Rock
	—	Def Jux Presents 2	various artists
	"Phantom"^†	Emergency Rations	Mr. Lif
	"Holdin a Jar 2"	Movies for the Blind	Cage
	"A Glimpse at the Struggle" "Return of the B-Boy" "Success" "Daddy Dearest" "The Now" "Post Mortem"^†	I Phantom I Phantom Instrumentals	Mr. Lif
2003	"The Dance"^†	The End of the Beginning	MURS
	"Illy"	Smashy Trashy	S.A. Smash
	—	Ravipops (The Substance)	C-Rayz Walz
	"We're Famous"^†	Bazooka Tooth	Aesop Rock
2004	—	Def Jux Presents 3	various artists
	—	Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition	MURS
	—	Telicatessen	Rob Sonic
	—	We Live: The Black Samurai	C-Rayz Walz
2005	"People 4 Prez" "Blō" "Frame Rupture"	Black Dialogue	The Perceptionists
	"Paradise"	Year of the Beast	C-Rayz Walz
	"Good Morning"^† "Too Heavy for Cherubs"^‡ "Stripes"^‡ "Perfect World" (as Central Services)^‡ "Subtle Art of the Breakup Song" "Lord Have Mercy" "Hell's Winter"	Hell's Winter	Cage
	"Vein" "Raspberry Fields" "From the Planet of Eat"	Return of the Ox: Live at CMJ	Cannibal OX
2006	"Collapse" "Ultra Mega" "Brothaz" "The Fries" "Take, Hold, Fire"^† "Long Distance" "Mo' Mega" "Looking In"	Mo' Mega	Mr. Lif
	"Sneak Preview"	Sleepyheads II	various artists (Mr. Lif)
	"Smalltown"	Slow Suicide Stimulus	Slow Suicide Stimulus
2007	"Gun for the Whole Family"^†	None Shall Pass	Aesop Rock

"—" denotes production or executive-production credit for the entire album/release.
"†" denotes tracks which also feature rapping by El-P.
"‡" denotes credit as co-producer or additional production.

[edit] Vocal appearances

Year	Track(s)	Album	Artist(s)
1998	"Trapped in Three Dimensions"	Bad Blood	Ice
1999	"Looking Over a City"	Quannum Spectrum	various artists
1999	"Megaton B-Boy"	'So... How's Your Girl?	Handsome Boy Modeling School
2000	"Offspring"^†	Both Sides of the Brain	Del tha Funkee Homosapien
2001	"Homecoming"	Lucy Ford: The Atmosphere EPs	Atmosphere
	"Ox Out the Cage"^† "Ridiculoid"^†	The Cold Vein	Cannibal Ox
	"Vision of Art"	Zen	DJ Krush
	"Post Mortem"^†	I Phantom	Mr. Lif
	"El-P & J-Treds Freestyle (Interlude) [Live]"	Farewell Fondle 'Em	various artists
2002	"Dr. Hellno vs. The Praying Mantus"^† "Stepfather Factory"^†	Def Jux Presents 2	various artists
2003	"Simian Leader"	Ill Bill is the Future	Ill Bill
	"The Dance"^†	The End of the Beginning	MURS
	"We're Famous"^†	Bazooka Tooth	Aesop Rock
2004	"WMR"^† "Oxycontin, Pt. 2"^†	Def Jux Presents 3	various artists
2004	"The Hours"	White People	Handsome Boy Modeling School
2005	"Rickety Rackety"	Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives	Aesop Rock
	"First Words Worse"	Year of the Beast	C-Rayz Walz
	"Hideyaface"	Surrounded by Silence	Prefuse 73
	"Left it to Us"	Hell's Winter	Cage
2006	"Take, Hold, Fire"^†	Mo' Mega	Mr. Lif
2007	"39 Thieves" "Gun for the Whole Family"^†	None Shall Pass	Aesop Rock

"†" denotes tracks which also feature production by El-P.

[edit] Remixes

Year	Remixed track	Released on	Artist(s)
2004	"Beatslope"	Def Jux Presents 3	Hangar 18
2005	"Goodnight Goodnight"	"Goodnight Goodnight" single "Middle of Nowhere" single	Hot Hot Heat
	"Hideyaface"	"Hideyaface" single	Prefuse 73
	"Only"	"Only" 12-inch vinyl "Every Day is Exactly the Same" single	Nine Inch Nails
	"Scarecrow"	Guerolito	Beck
2006	"Fondle 'em Fossils"	Bucket of B-Sides Vol. 1	Various artists
	"Hours"	Return to Cookie Mountain (US version)	TV on the Radio
	"Someday Sometimes"	Syd Matters	Syd Matters
2007	"Where's Da G's"	Maths + English	Dizzee Rascal
2008	"Goliath"	The Bedlam in Goliath	The Mars Volta

[edit] See also

Definitive Jux discography

[edit] References

General

El-P. Definitive Jux. Retrieved on 2008-03-26.
El-P. All Music Guide. Retrieved on 2008-03-26.
El-P – Intertia. InertiaMusic.com. Retrieved on 2008-03-26.

Specific

^ Huey, Steve. Company Flow > Biography. All Music Guide. Retrieved on 2008-04-20.
^ McCarthy, Kieran. El-P > Biography. All Music Guide. Retrieved on 2008-04-20.
^ ^a ^b El-P > Charts & Awards. All Music Guide. Retrieved on 2008-03-26.
^ El-P (2008-04-15). WEAREALLGOINGTOBURNINHELLMEGGAMIXX2. Definitive Jux – DefJunkies.com forum. Retrieved on 2008-04-30.

[edit] External links

El-P at Definitive Jux
El-P at Discogs

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Artists	Aesop Rock (discography) \| Cage \| Camu Tao \| Cannibal Ox \| Cool Calm Pete \| C-Rayz Walz \| Danny! (discography) \| Despot \| El-P (discography) \| Hangar 18 \| Junk Science \| Mr. Lif (discography) \| MURS \| Party Fun Action Committee \| The Perceptionists \| RJD2 \| Rob Sonic \| S.A. Smash

Full length albums	The Cold Vein \| Labor Days \| Fantastic Damage \| Deadringer \| I Phantom \| The End of the Beginning \| Smashy Trashy \| Let's Get Serious \| Ravipops (The Substance) \| Bazooka Tooth \| Murs 3:16: The 9th Edition \| Since We Last Spoke \| The Multi-Platinum Debut Album \| Telicatessen \| Collecting the Kid \| Black Dialogue \| Year of the Beast \| Lost \| Hell's Winter \| Mo' Mega \| I'll Sleep When You're Dead \| None Shall Pass \| Sabotage Gigante \| Sweep the Leg \| Gran'Dad's Nerve Tonic \| Nostalgialator \| Eleventh Hour \| Maths + English \| Depart from Me

EPs	Enters the Colossus \| Daylight \| Emergency Rations \| The Horror \| We Live: The Black Samurai \| Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives

Compilation Albums	Def Jux Presents \| Farewell Fondle 'Em \| Def Jux Presents 2 \| Def Jux Presents 3 \| Bucket of B-Sides Vol. 1 \| Def Jux Teaser 2005 \| Definitive Swim

Related Topics	Label discography \| Company Flow \| The Weathermen

Categories: Rappers discographies