Street Symphony (Producer)

America loves tales of opposites attract; a seemingly apparent

oxymoron coming together to make magic happen. Aladdin and Princess

Jasmine, Ike and Tina, you get the idea. Meet America’s next great

tale: Street Symphony, a man who embodies the hardcore grit of the

hood, with the upper echelons of fine music to create one of the

prominent sounds of the future.



The well traveled Street Symphony has a catalog as diverse as the

cities he’s lived in (born in Memphis, raised in Nashville, resided in

both Houston and Atlanta). If you check the credits of some of your

favorite artists, you may soon realize that you’ve been getting ya

groove on to his sound and didn’t even know it. He’s put in work with

artists such as Ludacris, Mobb Deep, as well as Keyshia Cole

(engineering “Heaven Sent,” which reached 1 on the 2008 R&B Billboard

Charts). Why is he in such demand? Peep “Look Like This” by Lil

Scrappy, and you’ll have ya answer. Street makes, what he likes to

call “Maniac Music ,” tracks that from note one will have thugs

breakin’ bottles over heads, and freaks showing how low they can go.

Then, almost as if his name was Clark Kent, he hops into the phone

booth and transforms his sound to a lush R&B/Euro-Pop sound,

immediately ready for the Top 40 radio stations (check “Don’t Go”). “I

have no limits,” Street accurately says about his sound. With future

collaborations in the works with more Billboard charting artists,

you’d best get to know Street now before you can’t afford him. “I’m a

humble dude. I’m open to working with anyone willing to get it in.”



Written by B. Woods: producers@slipnslideworld.com