Steve Baughman

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Steve Baughman, also known as "Steve B", is an American music producer, engineer and mixer.[1]

Early life[]

He graduated from California State University in 1995 with a BA in Music and Recording Arts.

Career[]

As an independent recording engineer working for Death Row Records, Interscope Records, Sony Records, Capitol Records, Universal Music Group and many others. Michael Jackson, The Pussycat Dolls, Usher, 50 Cent, Destiny's Child, Pink, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Jimmy Iovine and Snoop Dogg are just a handful of the top-selling artists that Steve B has worked with.

Baughman has worked on records like Eminem's 2002 The Eminem Show,[2] which was nominated for multiple Grammy's and won in the category of Best Rap Album.

Recording studio[]

In 2004, Baughman opened his own personal recording studio, servicing multi-platinum artists and up-and-coming talent. In 2007, Baughman was hired by multi-billionaire Dr. Henry Nicholas to help form a new record label Level 7. As a staff A&R/producer/mixer, he was responsible for handling existing talent and bringing new talent into the system. Currently, Baughman is developing MyAppDeck and providing Aderra with his extensive contacts in the Music Industry. In addition, he was recently named Head of US Operations for RTG Ventures, a music-centric internet company based out of the UK.

Lecturer[]

Baughman also lectures at eminent Music Institutes around the world under the http://www.stevebproductions.com brand on music production, music engineering, mixing and the music business. 50 Cent is quoted on the MixCraft website as saying: "Check out my man Steve B's MixCraft. If you wanna be the best you got to learn from the best."

Production credits[]

Baughman's production credits include albums such as:[3]

Artist Album Certification date Label
50 Cent The Massacre December 16, 2005 Aftermath/Interscope
50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin' December 9, 2003 Aftermath/Interscope
50 Cent Get Rich or Die Tryin' (soundtrack) December 21, 2005 Interscope
Destiny's Child The Writing's on the Wall November 6, 2001 Columbia
Destiny's Child #1's November 30, 2005 Columbia
Eminem 8 Mile (soundtrack) January 31, 2003 Interscope
Eminem The Eminem Show March 7, 2011 Interscope
Eminem Encore December 17, 2004 Interscope
Eminem Curtain Call: The Hits January 27, 2006 Interscope
Enrique Iglesias Cosas del Amor January 21, 1999 Fonovisa
Michael Jackson History August 21, 2009 Epic/Legacy
Michael Jackson Blood on the Dance Floor October 30, 2000 Epic
Michael Jackson PCD January 6, 2011 A&M
Pink Can't Take Me Home December 18, 2000 LaFace
Sisqo Return of the Dragon July 23, 2001 Def Soul Records
Snoop Dogg Tha Doggfather February 4, 1997 Death Row/Interscope
Snoop Dogg Doggystyle May 31, 1994 Death Row/Interscope
Usher 8701 July 26, 2002 Arista

References[]

  1. ^ "Atheist Explains His Investigation of Ravi Zacharias".
  2. ^ "The Eminem Show - Eminem : Credits". AllMusic. May 26, 2002. Retrieved September 5, 2012.
  3. ^ "riaa.com". RIAA. Retrieved March 25, 2021.
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