PRODUCERS

Contributed to MBDTF and Watch the Throne. Known for his orchestral arrangements and keyboard work.

Kanye's right hand since Late Registration. Legendary for his synth work, live instrumentation, and tireless mixing sessions.

Kanye's mentor from Chicago. Common's longtime producer who helped shape The College Dropout sound.

The French electronic duo co-produced three tracks on Yeezus, bringing a grinding industrial-house edge to the album.

In-house collaborator on Donda and BULLY, contributing to the dense sonic architecture of those projects.

West Coast producer whose melodic trap sensibility contributed to BULLY's sonic range.

Producer behind the Facts Charlie Heat Version, bringing a hard-hitting sonic identity.

Drill pioneer whose sound Kanye absorbed and recontextualized on Yeezus.

Multi-instrumentalist and songwriter whose production contribution to Frank's Track brought an intimate, ambient quality.

Scottish producer whose abrasive electronic textures helped define Yeezus.

Legendary underground producer behind the Madvillainy catalog. Delivered the loose, psychedelic boom-bap of No More Parties in LA.

Trap architect whose dark, cinematic production shaped an era of Atlanta rap.

Brought his ethereal trap production to the BULLY era.

Stripped Yeezus down to its essence. The legendary minimalist brought focus to Kanye's most abrasive album.

Wu-Tang mastermind whose cinematic soul-sampling approach influenced Kanye's maximalist period.

Ruff Ryders hitmaker who brought his energetic, maximalist production style to The Life of Pablo.

Chicago producer who co-crafted the sample-flipping foundation of Gold Digger alongside Kanye.

Protégé turned peer. Produced and featured across Kanye's later work.

Multi-talented singer-producer whose collaborative chemistry with Kanye powered the Vultures project.