Blac Elvis

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Elvis Williams (born April 12, 1981), better known as Blac Elvis, is an American record producer, musician, and songwriter.

Blac Elvis
Birth nameElvis Williams
Born (1981-04-12) April 12, 1981 (age 43)
Clarksdale, Mississippi, United States
Occupation(s)Producer, pianist, songwriter
Years active1999–present
LabelsMars On Sunday/Solar Digital Music
Websitemyspace.com/blacelvismusic

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He rose to fame in 2005 co-producing alongside Polow da Don, producing hits for Ludacris, Ciara, Kelly Rowland, Fergie, Rich Boy, Kelis, Nelly, Pussycat Dolls, and Mario. He has launched two labels, Black Mud Entertainment and Mars On Sunday Latino. Black Mud represents a new soulful and high-energy sound that Elvis has created and Mars On Sunday Latino represents Latino artists such as La Gente Del Clan.

He has produced top-40 hit singles for Fergie ("London Bridge" & "Glamorous"), Ciara ("Promise"), Kelly Rowland ("Like This"), Mario ("Crying Out For Me"), Beyoncé ("Ego") and for Usher ("Lil Freak").[1][2]

Discography

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Song Artist Year Role
"At The Park" Field Mob 2006 Producer
"Let's Be Real" Jibbs 2006 Producer
"Blindfold Me" Kelis (featuring Nas) 2006 Co-producer
"Promise" Ciara 2006 Co-writer, co-producer
"Bang It Up" Ciara 2006 Co-writer, co-producer
"London Bridge" Fergie 2006 Co-producer
"Glamorous" Fergie 2007 Co-producer
"Get Buck" Young Buck 2007 Co-producer
"Like This" Kelly Rowland (featuring Eve) 2007 Co-writer, co-producer
"Street Love" Lloyd 2007 Co-producer
"Crying Out For Me" Mario 2007 Co-producer
"Picture Perfect" Yung Joc 2007 Producer
"Ghetto" Rich Boy 2007 Producer
"Shorts like me" Raven-Symoné 2008 Co-producer
"This Is The Life" Rick Ross (featuring Trey Songz) 2008 Producer
"Slide Show" T.I. (featuring John Legend) 2008 Producer
"I Can't Hear the Music" Brutha (featuring Fabolous) 2008 Producer
"Never Ever" Ciara (featuring Young Jeezy) 2009 Co-producer
"Ego" (+ Remix feat. Kanye West) Beyoncé 2009 Co-writer, producer
"Freak'in Me" Jamie Foxx (featuring Marsha Ambrosius) 2009 Producer
"Bridge of Love" Ginuwine (featuring Brandy) 2009 Producer
"Lying to Each Other" Ginuwine 2009 Producer
"Fakin' It" K. Michelle (featuring Missy Elliott) 2009 Producer
"I Need a U" Letoya Luckett 2009 Producer
"The Hardest Moment" Mario 2009 Producer, co-writer
"Get it All" Sean Garrett (featuring Nicki Minaj) 2010 Producer
"Lil Freak" Usher (featuring Nicki Minaj) 2010 Co-producer
"She Geeked" Sean Garrett (featuring Gucci Mane & Tyga) 2010 Producer
"How Many Times" K.Michelle 2011 Producer
"Sorry" Ciara 2012 Producer, writer
"Run Run Run" Jill Scott 2015 Co-writer
"Simple Things" Tamar Braxton 2015 Co-producer, co-writer
"Bust It Open" feat. B.o.B Scotty ATL 2015 Producer
"Not a Little Bit" K. Michelle 2016 Producer
"These Men" K. Michelle 2016 Producer
"All I Got" K. Michelle 2016 Producer, writer

References

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  1. ^ "Elvis "Blac Elvis" Williams | Credits". AllMusic. Retrieved 2021-05-01.
  2. ^ Acevedo, Kai (2013-07-16). "Check the Credits: Blac Elvis Tells the Stories Behind Writing Hits for Beyonce, T.I., Rick Ross & More". Life+Times. Retrieved 2021-05-01.
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