While laron.101's songs with JayCritch likely rank as his best known, his production discography is significantly broader than fans of Rich Forever 3 and “$$$” by XXXTentacion and Matt Ox might realize. His instrumentals can be delicately sparse (“Primo” by Navy Blue) or off-kilter and pounding (“Blood Covered Tiles” by Tony Seltzer and Wiki); his sample flips can be chipper (“Snake Charm”) or mystical (“Tony Yayo”).
Laron’s work with mikelikesrap, Niontay (sexafterchurch), wikset and jadase15 is more of a piece with childhood inspirations like Madlib and J. Dilla, though Laron says as he’s gotten older, he’s begun to see less of a distinction between “new wave” rap music and the traditional sample based approach of DJ Premier and the Alchemist.
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