Tahj Morgan (aka jetsonmade) is a 24-year-old producer, songwriter, and record executive known as a pioneer of the "Carolina sound" in the rap community. Born in Columbia, South Carolina, and now based in Atlanta, he's produced many hit songs including "Suge" and "Bop" by DaBaby and "Whats Poppin" by Jack Harlow. His producer tag, "Oh Lord, Jetson made another one!" has become sought-after in the rap scene.

According to The Fader, he told his mom that if he didn’t get anywhere with producing in 2018, he was going to take his money, get his commercial driver’s license and drive trucks. A year later, he has a platinum plaque mounted on his wall, a deal with Sony, and collaborations with DaBaby, Lil Keed, and Young Nudy.

Splice Originals: Stylephonics - Vintage Soul is a unique take on soul samples. Heavily influenced by ‘60s and ‘70s soul music, the performers of this pack layered stacks of guitars, keys, drums, percussion, and horns. Crafted in Brick Road Studio in Scottsdale, AZ, these sounds are naturally sunbaked with a rock n roll edge and blues vibe.

Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, SLMN (sol-o-mon) built upon his Late Bloomer pack, taking a lighter, airier approach to rnb and hip hop. Influenced by Kehlani, Russ, Sampha, Coldplay, and PartyNextDoor, he crafted this pack using a Juno 60, Jupiter 8, Yamaha CS-80, Gibson SG Guitar, and a blanketed upright piano.

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Splice is proud to present the original sounds of OZ - born Ozan Yildirim - a Swiss record producer of Turkish descent. In addition to being Splice's 2020 Producer of the Year, he's the Grammy-nominated co-writer and co-producer of Travis Scott’s Billboard Hot 100 #1 hit, "Sicko Mode” from the #1 album debut ASTROWORLD. OZ’s other production credits include Drake’s "U With Me?”, co-written and produced by Kanye West from the triple-platinum album, Views. Not to mention, DJ Khaled’s "How Many Times ft. Chris Brown, Big Sean & Lil Wayne”, Khalid’s "Let’s Go”, K. Michelle’s "Ain’t You”, G-Eazy’s "Random”, and Jeremih’s "Give No Fuks feat. Migos”, and five songs on Trippie Redd’s debut album Life’s a Trip.