'Take Me to the Light' (Francis and the Lights featuring Bon Iver and Kanye West) 'Sociopath' (Pusha T featuring Kash Doll) 'Accelerate' (Christina Aguilera featuring Ty Dolla Sign and 2 Chainz) (produced with Honorable C.N.O.T.E., Mike Dean, Charlie Heat and Che Pope) 'Glow' ( Drake featuring Kanye West) 2018 'Champions' (Kanye West, Gucci Mane, Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Travis Scott, Yo Gotti, Quavo & Desiigner) 'American Oxygen' (Rihanna) (produced with Alex da Kid) '***** Better Have My Money' (Rihanna) (co-produced with Deputy, WondaGurl, Travis Scott) 'All Day' (Kanye West featuring Theophilus London, Allan Kingdom & Paul McCartney) 'FourFiveSeconds' (Rihanna, Kanye West & Paul McCartney) 'Only One' (Kanye West featuring Paul McCartney) 2015 'I Don't **** with You' ( Big Sean featuring E-40) (co-produced with DJ Mustard, Key Wane, DJ Dahi and Amaire Johnson) 'Nosetalgia' (Pusha T featuring Kendrick Lamar) 'Sweet Serenade' (Pusha T featuring Chris Brown) (produced with Swizz Beatz) 2014 “Made to Love' (John Legend) (produced with Da Internz and Dave Tozer) 'Who Do We Think We Are' (John Legend featuring Rick Ross) 'Birthday Song' (2 Chainz featuring Kanye West) 'Mercy' (Kanye West, Pusha T, Big Sean & 2 Chainz) 'Party' (Beyoncé featuring Andre 3000 or J. 'Lost in the World' (Kanye West featuring Bon Iver) 'Lift Off' (The Throne featuring Beyoncé) 'All of the Lights' (Kanye West featuring Rihanna) 'Monster' (Kanye West featuring Jay-Z, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj & Bon Iver) 2011 'Run This Town' ( Jay-Z featuring Rihanna & Kanye West) 'Make Her Say' (Kid Cudi featuring Kanye West & Common) 'We Alright' (Joe Young featuring Kanye West) 'The Big Screen' (GLC featuring Kanye West) 'Paranoid' (Kanye West featuring Mr Hudson) 'Amazing' (Kanye West featuring Young Jeezy) 'Brooklyn Go Hard' ( Jay-Z featuring Santogold) 2009 & Jay-Z featuring Kanye West & Lil Wayne) 'Homecoming' (Kanye West featuring Chris Martin) 'Flashing Lights' (Kanye West featuring Dwele) 2008 'Drivin' Me Wild' ( Common featuring Lily Allen) 'Good Life' (Kanye West featuring T-Pain) 'Wouldn't Get Far' ( The Game featuring Kanye West) 'Grammy Family' (DJ Khaled featuring Consequence, Kanye West, & John Legend) 'Drive Slow' (Kanye featuring Paul Wall & GLC) 'Outta Here' (Britney Spears featuring Kanye West) 2006 'Heard 'Em Say' (Kanye West featuring Adam Levine) 'Gold Digger' (Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx) 'Diamonds from Sierra Leone' (Kanye West) 'This Way' (Dilated Peoples featuring Kanye West) 'Selfish' (Slum Village featuring Kanye West & John Legend) 'Talk About Our Love' (Brandy featuring Kanye West) 'Overnight Celebrity' ( Twista featuring Kanye West) 'Slow Jamz' ( Twista featuring Kanye West & Jamie Foxx) 2004

'B R Right' ( Trina featuring Ludacris) 2003 ''03 Bonnie and Clyde' ( Jay-Z featuring Beyoncé) It includes a list of songs produced, co-produced and remixed by year, artist, album and title. They never attempted to even make a case for it.The following list is a discography of production by Kanye West, an American hip hop record producer and recording artist from Chicago, Illinois. As the credits rolled, it was unclear how the event advanced the cause of freeing Larry Hoover. The pair closed out the show with a rendition of “Forever” (minus guests Lil Wayne and Eminem), before waltzing off stage together amid a swarm of camera operators that emerged from the shadows-just a handful of the dozens that captured the show. Dean’s live improvisation added some character to the classics but seemed overly favored in the mix, drowning out the rest of the production. Ye, too, seemed to be in control of his breath at what appears to be his first public performance in five years, while Drake apparently needed the assistance of the backing track on his hooks. “Gimme pianos, Mike! I wanna hear the choir.” The choir returned for “Father Stretch My Hands,” and generally sounded incredible all night. When Ye reclaimed the stage for a run that included “Father Stretch My Hands Pt 1,” “Niggas in Paris,” and “Bound 2,” he prodded his music director Mike Dean, who was performing portions of the tracks live. He eventually ceded the stage to his Canadian contemporary, who proceeded to cover Ye’s Donda track “24,” telling us, “I need me some Jesus in my life.” Rather than attempt to Verzuz Ye by pulling out his biggest hits, Drake trotted out more recent fare, such as “No Friends in the Industry,” “Life is Good,” and “Way 2 Sexy.” After tearing through more than a dozen hits from College Dropout through 808s and Heartbreak (self-censoring most of his early work’s vulgarities), he covered Drake’s “Find Your Love” while Drake did this: And the run was impressive: Ye ripped through hit after hit from his catalog, unearthing songs few expected to hear from the born-again gospel Grammy-winner.

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