Dopest producer in the game: great signature sounds and a deep knowledge of the culture, plus he's the only one alongside Madlib and Fly-Lo that can keep that jazzy feeling in every piece of music he produces.
Exile
I Don't Rhyme (2026) by Blu and Exilefrom Time Heals Everything
Love Line (2009)
was sampled in
- Emotionless Thoughts by Capital STEEZ (2012)
sampled
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- Without You by Wes Montgomery (1966)
- I Fall in Love Too Easily by Shirley Horn (1998)
So(ul) Amazin' (Steel Blazin') (2007) by Blu and Exile
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- Mother Son Bedroom Talk by The Blackbyrds (1975)
- Papa Was Too by Joe Tex (1966)
- The 6th Sense by Common feat. Bilal (2000)
My World Is.. (2007) by Blu and Exile
sampled
- I Can Sing a Rainbow/Love Is Blue by The Dells (1969)
- Blue by Joni Mitchell (1971)
Orville (2022) by Logic feat. Blu, Like and Exile
sampled
- Michelle by The Singers Unlimited (1972)
- Ultra Violent by Logic (2019)
- We All Sell Out Every Day from They Live (1988)
Say It (2007) by J Dilla feat. Ta'Raach and Exile
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- Nothing Seems Impossible by The Emotions (1972)
- Arrival in Tokyo by Franz Waxman (1962)
- Ante Up (Robbing-Hoodz Theory) by M.O.P. (2000)
Pearly Gates (2006) by Mobb Deep feat. 50 CentProducer credit: Exile
sampled
- The Judgement Day by Tavares (1973)
was sampled in
- Heavens Gates by Exile (2018)
She Said It's Ok (2011) by Blu and Exile
sampled
- I Love Music by Ahmad Jamal Trio (1970)
Blu Colla Workers (2007) by Blu and Exile
sampled
- Quicksand by Martha and the Vandellas (1963)
- When Sunny Gets Blue by Carmen McRae (1964)
Dancing in the Rain (2007) by Blu and Exile
sampled
- Jimmy's Blues by Tony Mottola (1966)
In Remembrance of Me (2007) by Blu and Exile
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- How Time Flies by The O'Jays (1975)
- They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.) by Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth (1992)
- One Love by Nas feat. Q-Tip (1994)
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