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Edwin Turner (born
December 6, 1982),
better known by his
stage name Ron
Browz (/ˈbraʊz/), is an
American rapper, singer, and
record producer from Harlem...
- produced, co-produced and
remixed by
American hip hop
record producer Ron
Browz. 1998 "Ebonics" (Big L) "Size 'Em Up" (Big L) 2003 "Blow It Out" (Ludacris)...
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appeared on the
remix to Ron
Browz's "Gimme 20 Dollars." This was the
third time
since his
comeback that he
worked with
Browz and his
first collaboration...
- were
appreciating the
amazing wonders that have been
created here,"
Browz said.
Browz added that he had
produced the
track in a
moment of
inspiration while...
- It
features production and
vocals by
fellow New York-based
rapper Ron
Browz, and the
sampled beat of
Mundian To Bach Ke by
Indian musician Panjabi MC...
- of "Ether",
produced by a then
relatively unknown Ron
Browz,
found its way to Nas
after Browz's manager, who
worked at the Def Jam
Recordings offices...
-
handled by
several producers,
including Salaam Remi,
Chucky Thompson, Ron
Browz, Eminem, and The Alchemist. The
album also
includes guest appearances from...
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appearances from
Swizz Beatz,
Jermaine Dupri, Nelly, Trey Songz, T-Pain, Ron
Browz,
Dondria and T.I.
Executive producer Jermaine Dupri based the album's title...
- "Pop Champagne" is a song by
American hip hop
recording artist Ron
Browz,
originally released independently in June 2008. It is most
famous for a remix...
- is the
discography of Ron
Browz, an
American hip hop
record producer. 2008: "Arab Money" (Busta
Rhymes featuring Ron
Browz) 2008: "Arab
Money (Remix)"...
