PRODUCERS WAR

Rap music is known for rappers having disagreements wit each other, but i didn't think it would have reach behind the scenes.  One of the producers beef was Scott Starch and Timberland, and Timbo let Scott looked small for he was the better producer.  Which producer battle is the most memorable and who won.   

REGGAE PRODUCERS

Reggae has been known for dancing, but not for its great work behind the scenes.  I thing Don Corleon and Steven the Genius have been two of the main reason why people started to notice the work been done behind the scenes of reggae music.  Who is the producer that brought reggae to the mainstream.

R&B PRODUCER FACE OFF

Being a R&B producer is very hard for the way the beat is made a lot more detail goes into it.  JD and Dark Child are two of the best in the business, for they produce for all the top R& acts in the game.  I give JD the slight edge over Dark Child because JD brought back Usher and Mariah Carry with both their last albums.  Without no questions, JD is a R&B hit maker. 

Daseca vs Timberland

I think the sound of HIP HOP and REGGAE are getting really close.

These or two of the hit producers out right now.  Daseca and Timberland.

Both song they produce are hot, tell me which one you like more.  I can't decide

FEMALE PRODUCER

There is a lot female producers that the world do not know about.  I like Alicia Keys and Missy Eliot as Two of the best female Producers.  In an industry where men dominate, these two female producers have put their mark on the industry.  Missy gives us unusual sounds and Alicia gives us fresh new R&B hits.  who do you think is the best female producers?

WHICH PRODUCER MADE YOUR FAVORITE SONG.

It has been a long time before the listeners knew who was behind the music.  Now that the producers are coming to the front of the music, a lot of us now know who give us our hit singles and albums.  My favorite song is produce by the Neptunes, and performed by Usher.  The name of the song is "You Don't Have to Call."  This song went to the top ten on the billboard chart and was one of the club bangers of all times.