Theron Feemster
Theron "Neff U" Feemster | |
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Genres | Pop, R&B, hip hop |
Occupation(s) | Producer, musician, songwriter |
Instrument | Keyboards |
Years active | 2002–present |
Theron Otis Feemster,[1] commonly known as Theron Feemster or Ron Feemster (and also under the Nickname Neff-U), is an American music producer.
Life and career
Feemster was raised with much involvement in the music program of his parents' church, giving him the opportunity to learn and perform on numerous instruments, especially keyboards. He became the church music-director at age 7.[2]
Feemster briefly studied at the Berkelee College of Music in Massachusetts, where he produced the music that would become the basis for Will Smith's Black Suits Comin', released on the Men in Black II soundtrack. He was mentored by Dr. Dre[3] and worked extensively with Michael Jackson during the last years of Jackson's life. He has been involved with several Grammy winning songs. [citation needed]
Production discography
2002
- "Business"
- "When the Music Stops"
- "Say What You Say"
- "My Dad's Gone Crazy"
2003
- "Back Down"
- "Get Ignit"
2004
- Afrodisiac by Brandy
- "Say You Will"
- "18"
- "Couldn't Say No"
- "Here I Go Again"
2005
- "Wish U Were Here"
2006
- "Stay"
- "Sign Me Up"
2007
- "Crazy" (featuring Jay-Z)
- "Millionaire"
- "Work That"
- "Feel Like A Woman"
- "Treat Me Right"
- "Rockstar Mentality"
- "Showin' Me Love"
- Stomp The Yard by Sean Biggs
- "Never Gonna Get It" (featuring Topic & Akon)
2008
- "Damages"
- "L.A." (featuring Snoop Dogg & Nate Dogg)
- "Wadsyaname" (promo only)
- "In These Streets"
- "Erotic"
- "You Complete Me"
2009
- "Lady Love"
- "Built For This"
2010
- "Can't Take That Away From Me"
- "Running on Empty"
- "Hollywood Tonight"
- "Best of Joy"
- "(I Like) The Way You Love Me"
2011
- "Wonderland"
- "Break You Hard"
- "Superficial"
- "If I Was God"
- "Million Bucks"
2012
- "Summertime"
- Til the Casket Drops by ZZ Ward
- "Til the Casket Drops"
- "Put the Gun Down"
- "Move Like U Stole It"
- "If I Could Be Her"
- "Charlie Ain't Home"
2013
- "Wanna Be With You"
2015
References
- ^ "The-Ron" Feemster Discography at Discogs
- ^ "Pensado's Place, 09.05.2012". Retrieved September 18, 2012.
- ^ "N.C. Biggest Producer "Ron Feemster aka Neff-U" Speaks W/YouKnowIGotSoul.Com". Retrieved September 18, 2012.