| Emile | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Emile Haynie |
| Origin | Buffalo, New York |
| Genre(s) | East Coast hip hop/Midwest hip hop |
| Occupation(s) | Producer |
| Years active | 2000–present |
Emile Haynie, better known as Emile, is a hip hop producer from Buffalo, New York. He has produced for artists such as Cormega, AZ, Obie Trice, Raekwon and Rhymefest.
History
He started his hip hop career in junior high school when he sold "pause tapes" in order to buy a pair of turntables.[1] He was a delinquent as a teenager and honed some of his DJ and production skills while under house arrest. In 1997, his friend gave him a sampler, which set him on his way to becoming a producer. In 1998, he moved from Buffalo to New York City where he sold sneakers and made beats. By 2000, he sold his first beat to Rodney Jerkins, a beat that was never used, but enabled Emile to quit his sneaker selling job and become a producer full-time.[1] In 2001, he made a few beats for Obie Trice's platinum album Cheers including its third single, "Don't Come Down." His work caught the ear of fellow Detroit rapper, Proof, causing Proof to use some of Emile's beats for his solo debut album. From 2002 to 2005, he contributed tracks to artists including M.O.P., Terror Squad, Ghostface Killah, Cormega, and many others. In 2006, he produced tracks for Ice Cube and AZ amongst others.
Production discography
Albums
C-Rayz Walz & Plain Pat - The Prelude (2001)
- 09. "Gear Abby"
Cormega - The True Meaning (2002)
- 01. "Introspective"
Obie Trice - Cheers (2003)
- 05. "Don't Come Down" (produced with Eminem)
- Contains sample from "When You Believe" by Quincy Jones and Tata
- 14. "Hoodrats" (co-produced by Eminem)
Big Noyd - Only the Strong (2003)
- 13. "Higher"
- 18. "The Kid Is Nice"
Raekwon - The Lex Diamond Story (2003)
- 10. "Robbery" (featuring Ice Water Inc.)
Theodore Unit - 718 (2004)
- 11. "Daily Routine"
- 15. "It's the Unit" (featuring Kline)
Cormega - Legal Hustle (2004)
- 03. "Let It Go" (featuring M.O.P.)
- 11. "Deep Blue Sea" (featuring Jayo Felony and Kurupt)
- 14. "Redemption" (featuring AZ)
Ghostface Killah - The Pretty Toney Album (2004)
- 01. "Intro"
Terror Squad - True Story (2004)
- 06. "Streets of NY"
Everlast - White Trash Beautiful (2004)
- 08. "Soul Music"
AZ - A.W.O.L (2005)
- 03. "New York" (featuring (Ghostface Killah and Raekwon)
Ghostface Killah and Trife Da God - Put It on the Line (2005)
- 05. "Event"
- 15. "Game Time" (featuring Tommy Whispers)
Proof - Searching for Jerry Garcia (2005)
- 02. "Clap Wit Me"
- 20. "Kurt Kobain"
Remy Ma - There's Something about Remy: Based on a True Story (2005)
- 16. "Crazy"
C-Rayz Walz - Year of the Beast (2005)
- 11. "Say Werd"
Massive Töne - Zurück In Die Zukunft (Snippet CD) (2005)
- 01. "Bumerang"
- 02. "Easy" (featuring Fetsum)
- 06. "Mein Job"
- 09. "Wellness"
- 10. "Zurück in Die Zukunkt" (featuring Fetsum)
Rhymefest - Blue Collar (2006)
- 05. "All I Do"
- 14. "Bullet" (featuring Citizen Cope)
Ice Cube - Laugh Now, Cry Later (2006)
- 07. "Doin' What It 'Pose 2Do"
- 14. "Click, Clack - Get Back!"
Obie Trice - Second Round's on Me (2006)
- 04. "Wanna Know"
AZ - The Format (2006)
- 03. "Get High"
- 04. "Make Me" (featuring Fresh)
- 12. "Game of Life"
- 13. "Royal Salute"
WC - Guilty by Affiliation (2007)
- 06. "Dodgeball" Feat Snoop Dogg & Butch Cassidy
- 13. "Gang Injunctions"
Saigon - The Moral of the Story (2007)
- 14. "Wanna Know (Remix)" (with Obie Trice)
Mixtapes/Singles
Various Artists - The Official Long Hot Summer Scribble Jam Mixtape (?)
- 03. "Chess" (by Papoose)
Wastelandz - "King of Luck/Killin' Competition" (2002)
- A1. "King of Luck (Street)"
- A2. "King of Luck (Clean)"
- A3. "King of Luck (Instrumental)"
Various Artists - Shade 45 Sirius Bizness (2004)
- 24. "Green Get the Money" (by Aasim)
References
- ^ a b Emile Press Release. Retrieved on January 15, 2007.
