88-Keys production discography

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The following is a list of songs produced, co-produced and remixed by 88-Keys.

YearArtistAlbumSong(s)CreditRecord labels
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"
"May–December" (co-producer)

Rawkus/UMVD
2000 DJ Spinna The Beat Suite"The Scott Steinway Trio (Montreaux '76)"Urban Theory
Various ArtistsHip 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
2001Various ArtistsUnderground 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"
"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 (Be Yourself)" (Japanese bonus track) Sony
Big WardVolume 1: Family Input"What Would You Do"

"This World"
"Midwest Swinging"
"Midwest Sticky"
"Ooh Ooh Ah"

Trio Records
Scratch Embodiment of Instrumentation"Sumthin' That U Missin'"Co-ProducerRope A Dope
Musiq Juslisen "Babygirl"

"Intermission (Juslisen)"

Producer Def Soul
2003 Soulstar "Dontstop"

"Her"

Def Jam
Schoolz of ThoughtFrom Thought to Finish"eVERYthHINGSaLLrIGHT (rIGHTnOW)"

"It'z Going Down, Now (Feel Good)"

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"
"The Hulk"

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/PerformerRAHM Nation
BrailleThe IV Edition"Main Squeeze"Producer Koch Records
88-KeysAdam'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 ArtistsFresh 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)
2011Talib 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"ProducerMonkey Puzzle Records, RCA
Frank Ocean Endless "Hublots"Fresh Produce, Def Jam
Hodgy Fireplace: TheNotTheOtherSide "Final Hour" (featuring Busta Rhymes) Odd Future, Columbia
201988-KeysNon-album single"That's Life" (featuring Mac Miller and Sia)Producer Warner Records
2021Kanye West Donda "Jail"

"Remote Control" (co-producer)
"Heaven and Hell"
"New Again" (additional producer)
"Jail, Pt. 2"

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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