Static Major
Singer-songwriter and producer
Born
November 11th, 1974
50 years ago
Died
2008
17 years ago — 34 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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This American singer-songwriter and producer gained recognition in the music industry for contributions to R&B and hip-hop. Started a career as part of the group Playa, which released the album 'Cheers 2 U' in 1998. Provided writing and production for various artists, including notable collaborations with Aaliyah, Lil Wayne, and Timbaland. Worked on projects that blended traditional R&B with modern sounds, influencing many who followed. Passed away in 2008.
Contributed to Aaliyah's 'One in a Million'
Co-produced Lil Wayne's 'Lollipop'
Released 'Cheers 2 U' with Playa
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