The following is a list of songs produced, co-produced and remixed by 88-Keys.
Year | Artist | Album | Song(s) | Credit | Record labels |
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1998 | Black Star | Mos Def and Talib Kweli Are Black Star | "Thieves in the Night" | Producer | Rawkus/UMVD |
Various Artists | Lyricist Lounge, Volume One | "Intro" (performed by De La Soul) "Bathroom Cipher" (performed by J-Treds, Kwest, Thirstin Howl III, I.G. Off & Hazadous) | Rawkus | ||
1999 | Macy Gray | On How Life Is | (Disc 1) "Why Didn’t You Call Me 88-Keys Remix" | Epic | |
Mos Def | Black On Both Sides | "Love" "Speed Law" | Rawkus/UMVD | ||
2000 | DJ Spinna | The Beat Suite | "The Scott Steinway Trio (Montreaux '76)" | Urban Theory | |
Various Artists | Hip Hop For Respect EP | "A Tree Never Grown" (performed by A.L. Skillz, Fre, Kofi Taha, Rubix, Invincible, Wordsworth, Tame One, Jane Doe, J-Live, Grafh & Mos Def) | Rawkus | ||
2001 | Various Artists | Underground Airplay Version 1.0 | "Bi-sexual" (performed by Jane Doe) | MIC Media | |
Beanie Sigel | The Reason | "Watch Your Bitches" | Roc-A-Fella Records / Def Jam | ||
J-Live | The Best Part | "Got What It Takes" "Don't Play" | Triple Threat Productions | ||
Grafh | Keeps It Gangsta, 12" | "Keeps It Gangsta" "Gimme That" | Full Blast Music | ||
2002 | 3LW | A Girl Can Mack | "High Fashion" "A Girl Can Mack" | Sony | |
Big Ward | Volume 1: Family Input | "What Would You Do" "This World" | Trio Records | ||
Scratch | Embodiment of Instrumentation | "Sumthin' That U Missin'" | Co-Producer | Rope A Dope | |
Musiq | Juslisen | "Babygirl" "Intermission (Juslisen)" | Producer | Def Soul | |
2003 | Soulstar | "Dontstop" "Her" | Producer | Def Jam | |
Schoolz of Thought | From Thought to Finish | "eVERYthHINGSaLLrIGHT (rIGHTnOW)" "It'z Going Down, Now (Feel Good)" | Producer | Full Blast Music | |
Kindred the Family Soul | Surrender to Love | "Clap Your Hands (Interlude)" | Hidden Beach | ||
2004 | Consequence | Take 'Em To The Cleaners | "Doctor, Doctor" "Train" | Sure Shot Recordings | |
The Pharcyde | Humboldt Beginnings | "The Uh-Huh" "Choices" | Chapter One Entertainment | ||
Mos Def | The New Danger | "Champion Requiem" | Rawkus/Geffen | ||
2005 | Talib Kweli | Right About Now: The Official Sucka Free Mix CD | "Right About Now" | Koch Records | |
Consequence | A Tribe Called Quence: 1995 - 2004 | "Rock-N-Roll (Remix)" | Draft Records | ||
2008 | Random | Patches and Glue EP | "Inbox (electric Remixation)" | Producer/Performer | RAHM Nation |
Braille | The IV Edition | "Main Squeeze" | Producer | Koch Records | |
88-Keys | Adam's Case Files Mixtape | (entire mixtape) | Producer/Performer | Decon Records | |
Stay Up! (Viagra) Prescription Pack – EP | (entire mixtape) | ||||
The Death of Adam | (entire album) | Executive producer/Performer | |||
Various Artists | Fresh Rhymes & Videotape, Vol. 1 | "Fresh Rhymes and Videotape Anthem" (performed by The Alchemist, Aceyalone, Evidence & Rakaa of Dilated Peoples & 88-Keys) "I’m Like" (performed by 88-Keys & Mars Whiteman) | Producer/Performer | ||
2009 | 88-Keys | "Baggage Claim" | Performer | Decon Records | |
Skin & Bones | "Lemonade" (performed by Skin & Bones, 88-Keys & Chris Chu of The Morning Benders) | ||||
2011 | Talib Kweli | Gutter Rainbows | "After the Rain" | Producer | Blacksmith Records |
Jay-Z & Kanye West | Watch The Throne | "No Church In The Wild" (featuring Frank Ocean) | Roc-A-Fella Records, Roc Nation, and Def Jam | ||
2014 | Theophilus London | Vibes | "Can't Stop" (featuring Kanye West) | Co-Producer | Warner Bros. Records |
2016 | Sia | This Is Acting | "Reaper" | Producer | Monkey Puzzle Records, RCA |
Frank Ocean | Endless | "Hublots" | Fresh Produce, Def Jam | ||
Hodgy | Fireplace: TheNotTheOtherSide | "Final Hour" (featuring Busta Rhymes) | Odd Future, Columbia | ||
2019 | 88-Keys | Non-album single | "That's Life" (featuring Mac Miller and Sia) | Producer | Warner Records |
2021 | Kanye West | Donda | "Jail" "Remote Control" (co-producer) | Producer | GOOD, Def Jam |
2022 | Pusha T | It's Almost Dry | "Diet Coke" | GOOD, Def Jam | |
2024 | ¥$ (Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign) | Vultures 1 | "Back to Me" "Hoodrat" "Paperwork" "Fuk Sumn" "Problematic" "King" | YZY |
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