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YetepScott Storch has had a long and wild ride over the course of his almost three-decade career. He started his journey in 1991 as a keyboard player for the hip-hop group The Roots, yes, the same band that appears daily on NBC’s Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon. The keyboardist, record producer, and songwriter’s most popular commercial tracks are the popular hip-hop songs “Still D.R.E” by Dr. Dre, which gained a massive wave of popularity after being featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas; and “You Got Me (feat. Erykah Badu and Eve).” Storch left the group in 1995 after his solo production career that he started in 1993 began to take off.
During his solo career, Storch went on to become one of the biggest producers in the 90’s and early 2000’s. He proceeded to work with some of the biggest hip-hop artists like 50 Cent, Chris Brown, Trippie Redd, Russ, and DJ Khaled, just to name a few. He’s also released a handful of his own tracks and an endless amount of remixes. In 2006 Storch was awarded ASCAP’s Songwriter of the Year. Storch releases his music through his own label, Storch Music Company. He also owns his own music production company, Tuff Jew Productions.
Scott Storch is taking over Salt Tacos & Tequilla for a night of hip-hop for the venue’s 3-year anniversary on November 10. Grab tickets here.
Connect with Scott Storch: Facebook | Soundcloud