I doubt anyone cares, but Hi-Tek is officially a part of 9th Wonder's Soul Council production team

[madness]

he's responsible for some of the dopest shyt from the G-Unit era



he also did the beg for mercy intro and "Old English" for Game

 

[x2y]

I'm happy he's down with 9th and them and still working. I legit thought dude retired cause he been away so long

Word I was actually thinking about Hi-Tek and Hi-Teknology 2 came on my playlist a few days ago. I was thinking man we lost Tek to Dre's aftermath.

 

[hustlemania]

im trippin some folks just realized he was over at Aftermath..

 

[KENNY DA COOKER]

I care.....


He gave us "RUNNING" by THE Game.....

one of hardest soulfelt tracks I ever heard!

 

[DarkmanX]

I always enjoyed Hi Tek beats. They were blazing for real. He a dope cat. Good to see him do his thing.

 

[Tetris v2.0]

 

[madness]

Dion could've blown up with the right push



he killed this hook too

 

[Hades]

Yall ain't ready! #kweliandhitek #INDIE500

I want this and more like it.

 

[Knicksman20]

Hi-Tek joins 9th Wonder, Khrysis, Nottz, Eric G, AMP, E. Jones, Fatin, and Kash.


Some collabs so far

DJ Hi Tek @SexJesus check this out

 

[Knicksman20]

Remember this piff?

Yeah this beat is nasty

 

[Knicksman20]

he's responsible for some of the dopest shyt from the G-Unit era



he also did the beg for mercy intro and "Old English" for Game

He did this beat for Bishop Lamont



One of my favorite beats from him. This beat is nuts

 

[Ukbrotha]

I think he also did busta's rough around the edges ft Nas. Love that joint.

 

[Insensitive]

That's a monstrous fukking line up.
And @TheDarceKnight I definitely care, I still play his solo albums
and reflectional eternal.
Dope producer who linked up with some more talent

 

[Hardaway]

this is below him to be part of 9th wonder's shyt

 

[TheDarceKnight]

this is below him to be part of 9th wonder's shyt

I don't see how. 9th is a professor of hip-hop studies at Harvard University and Duke University. 9th took his beatmaking thing into literally an entirely different world over in academia. Being a part of what he's got going on in terms of education and trying to spread hip-hop culture and appreciation on an institutional level is a good move for anyone, and is very respectable. Plus Soul Council isn't like the Heatmakerz or Organized Noise where they all make beats together. It's just a crew of producers. If you're dope and they like you, and both of your interests line up, you can be in there too, if you wanted to. It's not some exclusive club that no one can be a part of.