Charlie Heat, the producer behind "Facts" 2.0 and Lil Uzi Vert's "Banned From TV," has recruited Lil Baby and G Herbo for his latest.
"Got to thank Baby and Herbo for helping create the Self-Made Anthem," he told Complex of "WWYA" Thursday. "Stay down till you get what you want then look around and ask WWYA?"
Speaking with Complex during Kanye West's Pablo era, Heat credited his early work with Uzi as integral to his eventual joining of the G.O.O.D. roster. "What happened was, Virgil [Abloh] played Lil Uzi's records for Kanye West," he said at the time. "I did Uzi's first whole tape pretty much. The next day, they flew me out [to L.A.] and it was pretty much a wrap after that." The Uzi tape in question, of course, is the 2014 release The Real Uzi.
Since his breakout Pablo moment, Heat has helped craft a number of high-profile tracks. Vic Mensa, Gucci Mane, Ty Dolla Sign, Kehlani, and Denzel Curry are all among those lucky enough to land some Heat over the past two years. "That's a really hard question for me because I wanna produce rap albums, I wanna score movies, I wanna do everything," Heat previously told Complex when asked who he wants to work with in the future. "Anything I can get my hands on to add my flavor or creative ideas to sonically, I wanna do it."
Check out "WWYA" up top.
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