Playlist
The Neptunes: The Producers
Apple Music Hip-Hop
Tracks: 38151:54
They quickly became music's most in-demand producers.
Updated Mar 27, 2020
Tracks 38
- 1The Hits Collection, Vol. One (Deluxe Edition with Videos)3:49
- 2Blurred Lines (Deluxe Version)4:22
- 3The Neptunes Present... Clones3:56
- 4Da Derrty Versions - The Reinvention3:45
- 5CASE STUDY 013:49
- 6Watch the Throne (Deluxe)2:20
- 7WEST COAST BANGERS : Gangsta Rap & G-Funk West Side Classics4:26
- 8Suga2:54
- 9Genesis3:58
- 10Lord Willin'4:24
- 11Seeing Sounds3:49
- 12Hip Hop Vieja Escuela5:01
- 13Let's Get Ready3:31
- 14N.O.R.E5:00
- 15Pop Nostalgia3:20
- 16Oldies: Rap4:15
- 17Kelis: The Hits3:04
- 18¡Enjoy Hip Hop 50 This Weekend!3:33
- 19Greatest Hits: My Prerogative3:23
- 20Keep Calm & Party4:27
- 21Kaleidoscope4:51
- 22Doris2:07
- 23Hell Hath No Fury3:41
- 24Ultimate Summer Party Songs4:59
- 25Blueprint 2.14:40
- 26Def Jam Classics: '99 and 2000s4:46
- 27SWV4:49
- 28Summer Hits 20234:29
- 29Fear of God II: Let Us Pray3:32
- 30R&B - 100 Hits - The Greatest R n B album - 100 R & B Classics featuring Usher, Pitbull and Justin Timberlake4:13
- 31Man of the Woods4:03
- 32Street Racing Vibes4:15
- 33Folie à deux (Bonus Track Version)4:38
- 34Hell Hath No Fury3:19
- 35B'Day (Deluxe)3:29
- 36Relajo absoluto4:17
- 37Nineties Hip Hop3:59
- 3810 Years of Bling, Vol. 24:22
About this playlist
Boxing The Neptunes into a particular genre would be unfair. Virginia Beach's Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo flew under the hip-hop/R&B radar when supplying SWV, Noreaga, and Ma$e with tracks in the late '90s, but they quickly became music's most in-demand producers following a series of hits by JAŸ-Z ("I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 Me)" and Mystikal ("Shake Ya Ass" and "Danger (Been So Long)") in 2000. Their futuristic sound appealed to pop's elite, including Gwen Stefani, Britney Spears, and *NSYNC—they would later produce the majority of Justin Timberlake's debut, Justified. Pharrell and Chad also spun off into genre-blurring band N.E.R.D and introduced Robin Thicke, Kelis, and The Clipse via their Star Trak imprint. No producer rooted in hip-hop and R&B has ever crossed over into other genres with such depth and aptitude.