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Krishon O'Brien Gaines, known professionally as Bandplay, is a music producer from Columbia, Tennessee. He was introduced to music production by his brother, who sparked his interest in beats and melodies.[1]
Bandplay has collaborated with several artists, including Key Glock[2], French Montana[3], BigXthaPlug[4], and others. He has produced tracks for Key Glock, including the single "Major" featuring Young Dolph.[5] His work has also been featured on albums such as "Dum and Dummer" by Young Dolph & Key Glock and "Rich Slave" by Young Dolph.[6]
Bandplay has received recognition for his contributions to the music industry, including RIAA Platinum Certification for his work on Young Dolph's "Major" and Upchurch's "Rolling Stoned" singles. [7] He has also received RIAA Gold Certification for albums such as "Dum and Dummer" by Young Dolph & Key Glock and "Rich Slave" by Young Dolph.[7]
Bandplay has worked with a variety of artists, including: Kodak Black, Megan Thee Stallion, Upchurch, Big Scarr, and Gucci Mane.[8]
References
edit- ^ "Bandplay: Super Producer Has His Eyes Set On A Grammy". September 23, 2020 – via AllHipHop.com.
- ^ "Bandplay Speaks On Young Dolph's Death, Creating "Major" & Gives Us A Key Glock Update". November 22, 2022 – via Hot New Hip Hop.
- ^ "Bandplay: Super Producer Has His Eyes Set On A Grammy". September 23, 2020 – via AllHipHop.com.
- ^ "CHARTBREAKER: BIGXTHAPLUG IS A 'GROOVY-ASS PERSON' WITH A TEXAS-SIZE BREAKTHROUGH HIT". February 6, 2024 – via Billboard.
- ^ "Bandplay Speaks On Young Dolph's Death, Creating "Major" & Gives Us A Key Glock Update". November 22, 2022 – via Hot New Hip Hop.
- ^ "How Memphis Rapper Key Glock Turned Grief Into Motivation". May 15, 2023 – via Rolling Stone.
- ^ a b "Gold & Platinum". RIAA.
- ^ "Bandplay: The Producers" – via Apple Music.