Jazze Pha

Atlanta-based Jazze Pha (given birth to Phalon Alexander), the son of unique Bar-Kays bassist James Alexander, began accumulating session credits in the middle-’90s and became among the most popular beat-makers across the turn of the next decade. Mainly a maker of Southern rap, Pha’s handiwork resulted in Top 20 strikes for Field Mob (“Fed up with Being Unhappy”) and Ciara (“1, 2 Stage”), and he also done records by As well Brief, Slick Rick, Ludacris, Lil’ Wayne, OutKast, T.We., Ruben Studdard, and Nelly. In 2005, he authorized a production cope with the Cash Cash label, which got previously counted just Mannie Refreshing as an in-house maker.