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Salaam Remi
Known for his dexterity and versatility behind the console, American producer
and composer Salaam Remi Gibbs (born on May 14, 1972) contributed a great deal
to shaping the landscape of 90s hip-hop and R&B with his reggae-tinged
production style. The son of seasoned studio musician Van Gibbs, he made his
debut playing keyboards on Kurtis Blow’s 1986 Kingdom Blow before mixing and
producing records for Biz Markie, Zhigge, and Ziggy Marley. His breakthrough as
a producer came in 1994 with Jamaican dancehall singer Ini Kamoze’s “Here Comes
the Hotstepper,” a hip-hop-infused reggae nu...
Come Through and ChillMiguel, Salaam Remi and J. Cole
Nappy Heads
Fugees and Salaam Remi
Find My LoveSalaam Remi, Nas and Amy Winehouse
Strange Fruit (Reprise)Salaam Remi, Betty Wright and James Poyser
Tear It DownSalaam Remi and Mumu Fresh
Black LoveSalaam Remi, D-Nice and Teedra Moses
Come Through and ChillMiguel, Salaam Remi and J. Cole
War & Leisure
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Nappy Heads
Fugees and Salaam RemiBlunted on Reality
5:22
Find My LoveSalaam Remi, Nas and Amy Winehouse
Do It FoR ThE CulTuRe 2
3:32
Strange Fruit (Reprise)Salaam Remi, Betty Wright and James Poyser
One: In The Chamber
3:38
Tear It DownSalaam Remi and Mumu Fresh
One: In The Chamber
2:46
Black LoveSalaam Remi, D-Nice and Teedra Moses
One: In The Chamber
3:50
