Craig Brockman - Production

Production

  • Madonna - "American Life (Missy Elliott American Dream Remix)"
  • Blaque - "Ugly"
  • Missy Elliott - "...So Addictive (Intro)"
  • Missy Elliott - "Take Away"
  • Tweet - "So Much To Say (Intro)"
  • Tweet - "My Place"
  • Tweet - "Smoking Cigarettes"
  • Tweet - "Best Friend"
  • Tweet - "Beautiful"
  • Tweet - "Complain"
  • Tweet - "Heaven"
  • Tweet - "Drunk"
  • Missy Elliott - "Nothing Out There For Me (feat. Beyoncé)"
  • Missy Elliott - "Can You Hear Me (feat. TLC)"
  • Monica - "Get It Off (feat. Dirtbag)"
  • Missy Elliott - "Irresistible Delicious (feat. (Slick Rick)"
  • Missy Elliott - "Remember When"
  • Missy Elliott - "Bad Man (feat. M.I.A. & Vybz Kartel)"
  • K-Ci & JoJo - "HBI"
  • Tweet - "Intro (It's Me Again)"
  • Tweet - "Iceberg"
  • Tweet - "Cab Ride"
  • Tweet - "Things I Don't Mean"
  • Tweet - "My Man"
  • Tweet - "Small Change"
  • Tweet - "Two Of Us"
  • Tweet - "I'm Done"
  • Tweet - "We Don't Need No Water"
  • Beyoncé - "Signs"
  • Missy Elliott - "Ragtime (Interlude)"
  • Missy Elliott - "Dats What I'm Talkin About (feat. R. Kelly)"
  • Missy Elliott - "Toyz"
  • Missy Elliott - "It's Real"
  • Missy Elliott - "I'm Not Perfect"
  • Fantasia Barrino - "Free Yourself"
  • Fantasia Barrino - "Good Lovin'"
  • Timbaland & Magoo - "Voice Mail"
  • Timbaland & Magoo - "Love Me (feat. Tweet)"
  • Timbaland & Magoo - "Drop"
  • Angie Stone - "U-Haul"

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