Lee Major

Leigh Elliott, known professionally as Lee Major, is an American hip hop producer also known by the monikers Lee Major Kid and The Inkredibles.^[1] Lee Major has received production credit on tracks for artists such as Jay-Z,^[2] Rick Ross,^{[2] [3]} Jadakiss,^[4] Ace Hood,^[4] Young Jeezy,^[4] DJ Khaled,^[4] and others. In 2011, Lee Major established So Major Music.

Lee Major^[4] was born in Petersburg, Virginia. He grew up in a family of musicians: his mother played the piano, his father played the drums, and his eldest brother played bass guitar.^[1] He began his production career as the co-owner and music-producing partner of the production company So Inkredible, LLC.^[1] He also began going professionally by the name The Inkredibles.^[4] The production duo was discovered in 2007 on MySpace ^[1] by SpiffTV, who in turn introduced the duo to DJ Nasty.^[4] Afterwards The Inkredibles were signed to We The Best Management.^[4]

Among The Inkredibles' first charting singles was Young Jeezy's "Vacation" from The Recession , which peaked at No. 16 on the Hot Rap Tracks in 2008. By the end of 2009 Lee Major had ended his affiliation with his business partner.^{[1] [5]} Through the moniker The Inkredibles, in 2011 he established So Major Music.^[1]

The following is an incomplete list of mixtapes, independent releases & EP tracks produced by Lee Major:

• 2008: T-Pain – PR33 Ringz
  • Track: "Freakin" (ft. Gorilla Zoe & T-Pain)
• 2008: T-Pain – PrEVOLVEr
  • Track: "Keep It Coming"
• 2012: Rick Ross – Rich Forever
  • Track: "Keys To The Crib" (ft. Styles P)
• 2013: Jacob Latimore – This Is Me 2
  • Track: "New Girl"
• 2013: Meek Mill – Dreamchasers 3
  • Track: "My Life" (ft. French Montana)
• 2015: Wale – Wale x A-Trak : Festivus
  • Track: "Intro Stroke Of Genius"
• 2015: Skeme – Ingleworld 2
  • Track: "Still Gittin" (Co-Produced with Sean Momberger)
• 2015: Trevor Jackson – "In my Feelings"
  • Track: "Rock Wit Me" (ft. Iamsu!)
• 2015: Rich Homie Quan – "ABTA: Still Going In"
  • Track: "The Pull Up" (Co-Produced with Trauma Tone Beats)
• 2016: Wale – "Summer on Sunset"
  • Track: "Still Up Ft. Phil Ade & Jazz Cartier " (Co-Produced by Ari Pen Smith)
• 2016: Shy Glizzy – "Young Jefe 2"
  • Track: "Ride 4 U" (Co Produced by Trauma Tone Beats)
• 2016: Wale – "Today....i Got Time!"
  • Track: "Solbiato Freestyle"
• 2017: Shy Glizzy – "The World Is Yours "
  • Track: "Give It Up Ft. 3 Glizzy" (Co-Produced by Trauma Tone Beats & Keyflo)
• 2017: Trey Songz feat MIKExAngel – "Anticipation 3"
  • Track: "Sho Nuff" (Co-Produced with Sean Momberger & LVM of Nasty Beat Makers)
• 2017: MIKExAngel – "Anticipation 3"
  • Track: "Anxious" – Bonus
• 2017: MIKExAngel – (Promo Release/Non Album release single)
  • Track: "My Oh My" (Co-Produced with Sean Momberger)
• 2017: MIKExAngel – From Nothin 2 Somthin
  • Track: "Anxious"
• 2017: MIKExAngel – From Nothin 2 Somthin
  • Track: "Wreckless"
• 2017: MIKExAngel – From Nothin 2 Somthin
  • Track: "Set It Off"
• 2017: MIKExAngel – From Nothin 2 Somthin
  • Track: "Never Had It" (Co-Produced with Sean Momberger)
• 2017: Jeezy – (Promo Release/Non Album release single)
  • Track: "Give It To Me Ft. Chris Brown"
• 2017: Plies – Ain't No Mixtape Bih 3
  • Track: "Comin 2 Eazy" (Co-Produced with Trauma Tone)
• 2017: Marcus Orelias
  • Tracks: "Atrium","Twenties", "TTM"^[7]
• 2018: Wale – Self Promotion
  • Track: "Body Body Body" (Co-Produced with Sean Momberger)
• 2018: Smoke DZA – Free Smoke
  • Track: "Fiscal Thoughts ft Wale & Phil Ade" (Co-Produced with Sean Momberger)
• 2020: Kevin Gates – (Promo Release/Non Album release single)
  • Track: "Always Be Gangsta Freestyle (Co-Produced with Trauma Tone)

• Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li
  • Track: Ace Hood – "Get Him"
• Stomp the Yard 2: Homecoming
  • Track: Ace Hood – "Don't Get Caught Slippin"
• America's Best Dance Crew
  • Track: Flo Rida – "Rewind" (featuring Wyclef Jean)
• ABC's NBA Finals
  • Track: DJ Khaled – "Victory" (featuring Nas & John Legend)
• ABC's NBA Playoffs
  • Track: Wale – "Golden Salvation (Jesus Piece)"

• iStandard Exclusive iNterview with Lee Major of The Inkredibles, iStandard Producers, August 24, 2010, retrieved July 3, 2015.

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