Street Symphony (producer)
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| Street Symphony (producer) | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Torrance Esmond |
| Origin | Memphis, Tennessee |
| Genres | Hip Hop, Rap, R&B, Pop |
| Occupations | Producer, Songwriter, A&R |
| Instruments |
Keyboard Turntable Sampler Drum Machine |
| Years active | 2006-present |
| Labels | Track Or Die, Reach |
| Associated acts | Yo Gotti, Lecrae, Starlito, Don Trip, Lil Scrappy,Scotty |
Torrance Esmond, better known by the professional name Street Symphony, is an American record producer and music executive from Memphis, Tennessee. Relocating to Atlanta, Georgia, he engineered the 2008 No. 1 Billboard R&B Grammy-nominated "Heaven Sent" by Keyshia Cole.[citation needed] In 2013, he won a Grammy for Best Gospel Album for production on Christian Hip Hop artist Lecrae's highly successful album Gravity.
Production credits
The following is a list of songs produced or co-produced by American record producer, Street Symphony.
2006
2007
- Starlito "Mo Problems"
- Darquan "Err'Body on D"
2008
2009
- Lil Scrappy "Look Like This" (featuring Gucci Mane) [2]
- Clyde Carson "Popular Thugs" (featuring The Jacka) [3]
- Lady Dolla "Gotta Get My Money (Remix)" (featuring B.G., Gorilla Zoe, Yung LA,Tc and Bun B
- Starlito "I Don't Believe Her"
- Starlito "Grind Hard Cypher"
- Darquan "Crazee"
2010
- I-20 "Down Chic" (featuring Devin the Dude and Lil Keke)
- Arab "31st Floor"
- Arab "Go"
- Playaz Circle "Oxygen" (featuring J. Hard)
- Lecrae "New Shalom" (featuring PRo)
- Starlito "SW3"
2011
- Lecrae "Overdose"
- Lecrae "Blow Your High" (featuring Canon)
- Trina "Waist So Skinny" (featuring Rick Ross)
- Tedashii "Go Until I'm Gone" (featuring Thi'sl)
- Thi'sl "My Radio On Drugs"
- Thi'sl "It's Not About Me" (featuring Pettidee)
2012
- Json "Making Me Over" (featuring Pastor AD3 and Tedashii)
- Swoope "Schizo" (featuring Tedashii)
- Lecrae "Cold World" (featuring Tasha Catour)
- Lecrae "No Regrets" (featuring Suzy Rock)
- KB "Don't Mean Much" (featuring Sho Baraka and Mitch Parks from After Edmund)
- Canon "Work"
- Alex Faith "Georgia Clay" (featuring JAMM)
- Lecrae "Co-Sign"
- Lecrae "The Drop (Intro)"
- Lecrae "Fakin" (featuring Thi'sl)
- Lecrae "Buttons"
- Lecrae "Lord Have Mercy" (featuring Tedashii)
- Lecrae "Tell The World" (featuring Mali Music)
2013
- Andy Mineo "Curious"
- Andy Mineo "Tug Of War" (featuring Krizz Kaliko)
- Scotty "Fuss And Fight" (featuring Lecrae)
- Derek Minor "Dear Mr. Christian" (featuring Dee-1 and Lecrae)
- Derek Minor "In God We Trust" (featuring Thi'sl)
- Starlito & Don Trip "Paper, Rock, Scissors"
- Lecrae "Co-Sign pt. 2"
- Lecrae "Believe"
- Lecrae "Sell Out"
- Lecrae "My Whole Life Changed"
- Lecrae "Hang On"
2014
- Don Trip ft Starlito "Road Warriors"
- Don Trip "Cream of the Crop"
- Don Trip "Neil Armstrong"
Awards and achievements
- Won Best Gospel Album for the 55th Annual Grammy Awards
- Won Rap/Hip Hop Song of the Year for the 2013 44th Annual GMA Dove Awards
- Won Rap/Hip Hop Album of the Year for the 2013 44th Annual GMA Dove Awards
- Won Rap/Hip-Hop CD of the Year for the 28th Annual Stellar Awards
- Won Rap/Hip Hop Album of the Year for the 2012 43rd Annual GMA Dove Awards
- Won Rap/Hip-Hop CD of the Year for the 27th Annual Stellar Awards
- Nominated for Best Rock or Rap Gospel Album for the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards
- Nominated for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards
- Nominated for Best R&B Song for the 51st Annual Grammy Awards
- Nominated for Best Contemporary R&B Album for the 50th Annual Grammy Awards
References
- ↑ I-20 ft. Ludacris & Rocko - Really Like Her
- ↑ Lil Scrappy f. Gucci Mane, “Look Like This” MP3
- ↑ Popular Thugs - Clyde Carson
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