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One of Hip-Hop\u2019s biggest producers holding class for aspiring musicians to make \u2018that big record\u2019<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Atlanta is considered a hip-hop capital when it comes to music, producing Grammy Award winners like Outkast, Killer Mike, Ludacris, 21 Savage and Future.<\/p>\n
You may not know the names of the superstar producers who help make it happen.<\/p>\n
Now, one of them wants to help future music stars learn how to create a hit record.<\/p>\n
Channel 2\u2019s Karyn Greer <\/b>sat down with Chadron Moore, better known as Nitti Beatz, a DeKalb County industry pioneer, who is sharing his success with young people.<\/p>\n
Beatz has collaborated with Young Joc, Jeezy, T.I., Gucci Mane and more to create songs that became the anthem for the mid-2000s and are still on playlists today.<\/p>\n
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\u201cJermaine Dupree signed me as a producer, and I had a production company. I still have it, called Playmaker. And once he signed me and gave me the opportunity to sign other new artists, that\u2019s what I did,\u201d Beatz told Greer.<\/p>\n
The famed record producer grew up in Decatur. His mother, Regina Slaughter, was also in the music business, a single mom who knew music would change her son\u2019s life.<\/p>\n
\u201cMy mother she didn\u2019t play. But she made sure that a lot of times, Christmas time, I got instruments instead of toys. So, with her, I\u2019m always appreciative of my mother,\u201d Beatz said.<\/p>\n
Beatz is now peeling back the layers of his decades of success to help aspiring music producers create the perfect song.<\/p>\n
\u201cOn October 8, we are going to the Porter Sanford Center in Decatur. And we\u2019re going to pretty much have a one-day power course to teach kids and the youth, and just the community about how to make that big record. A lot of people want to get into the music business,\u201d Beatz said.<\/p>\n