DJ Burn One

ATL’s DJ Burn One is a name that has become synonymous with quality. Whether for his career behind the boards as a critically acclaimed producer, behind the decks as a mixtape and tour DJ, or behind the scenes as a country rap tune ambassador, industry tastemaker, street album host and music consultant, Burn One’s achievements in the recording industry at only 24 are testament to his dedication, passion and gift.



Burn One has produced tracks for some of the south and mid-west’s most respected artists – from former Interscope and current digital icon, Gary, Indiana’s finest Freddie Gibbs’ Do Wrong to recent Warner signee, Mr ‘Trap Goin Ham’ Pill’s ‘Coastin’, his catalogue is thick. Burn also laid down Alley Boy’s ‘Dis Is’, Young Buck’s ‘Bury Me Alive’ and countless tracks for Birmingham’s KD (Soul Inn / Dai & Nite / Back On Me ft. Pill / Why Iz U Lyin / Love Me Back / Alwaiz Be). He was closely involved in the Pitchfork championed Huntsville International project from G-Side also, producing critic favourite My Aura and the melancholy Paradise.



Projects with Gucci Mane (Chicken Talk), Bohagon (Future Legends), Young Dro (I Still Got That Dro (Future Legends pt. 2)) and Big Kuntry King (Cocaine) are only a small selection of the mixtapes he built his reputation on. But one of Burn One’s biggest accomplishments to date, and the reason why he’s considered by anyone in the know to be one of the south’s key tastemakers, are his artist-focused street albums, which include the highly regarded Starlito’s Renaissance Gangster, modern country rap classic G-Mane’s Sunday On Da Porch, which he produced entirely, and most crucially Yelawolf’s groundbreaking, trunk-rattling and record contract deal-sealing Trunk Muzik, which lead to a golden handshake from Jimmy Iovine for the coolest skateboarder on the planet, and a tour deal for Burn One as he backed up both Yelawolf and Wiz Khalifa on their 16-city Deal Or No Deal showcase. He also spent two years touring with Bubba Sparxxx during the ‘Ms New Booty’ days.



If his career stopped here Burn One would already go down as one of the greats. A deeply respected ambassador for southern hip-hop and legend in the game.



Production Discography:



Starito - Renaissance Gangster (Entire Album)

Freddie Gibbs ft. Pill - Do Wrong - St8 Killa, No Filla

Po - Make It - Rise & Grind w/ DJ Burn One

Alley Boy - Dis Is - Da Don w/ DJ Scream

Pill - Music / Coastin - 4075: The Refill w/ DJ Skee & The Empire

Young Buck - Bury Me Alive

Young Buck ft. Outlawz - Lord Have Mercy

All Star - Weed Smoker Music - I Love You Too Much w/ DJ Folk

KD - Soul Inn / Dai & Nite / Back On Me ft. Pill / Why Iz U Lyin / Love Me Back / Alwaiz Be

G-Side - My Aura / Paradise - Hunstville Int'l

G Mane - Sunday On Da Porch (Entire Album)

G Mane - No One Duz It Betta / If It Ain't



Mixtape Discography:



Gucci Mane - Chicken Talk

Bohagon - Future Legends

Young Dro - I Still Got That Dro (Future Legends pt. 2)

Big Kuntry King - Cocaine

Big Kuntry King & Slick Pulla - Corporate Hustle

All Star - I Still Love You

KD - The Playa Prezident/Last Man Standing



Gorilla N Da Trunk

Gorilla N Da Trunk 2 (Hosted by T.I. & P$C)

Gorilla N Da Trunk 3

Gorilla N Da Trunk 4 (Hosted by Paul Wall)

Gorilla N Da Trunk 5

Gorilla N Da Trunk 6 (Hosted by David Banner)

Gorilla N Da Trunk 7 (Hosted by P$C)

Gorilla N Da Trunk 8 (Hosted by Yung Joc)

Gorilla N Da Trunk 9 (Hosted by DG Yola)