Metro Boomin Wants Some More

Few producers have had such a demonstrated impact on the the last decade of music as Metro Boomin. Described by GQ as the “architect of Atlanta rap,” Metro has netted collaborations as far-ranging from Coldplay to Gucci Mane, garnered three #1 projects on the Billboard 200, and is credited with bolstering trap music’s presence both in and out of the South. From “Jumpman” to “Bad & Boujee” to “Creepin’,” we’ve been hearing his productions for years – all of which manage to capture the ear due to his penchant for eerie soundscapes and light and dark dichotomy. 

This episode of Switched on Pop, we take a closer look at Metro Boomin’s career, highlighting what makes his production style so versatile. 

Songs Discussed:

• Metro Boomin, John Legend – On Time
• ILOVEMAKONNEN, Drake – Tuesday (feat. Drake)
• Future – Radical
• Drake, Future – Jumpman
• Kanye West – Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1
• Big Sean – Bounce Back
• Migos, Lil Uzi Vert – Bad and Boujee (feat. Lil Uzi Vert)
• 21 Savage, Metro Boomin, Future – X (feat. Future)
• Future – Wicked
• Future – Mask Off
• Metro Boomin, 21 Savage – Don't Come Out The House (with 21 Savage)
• Metro Boomin, J Balvin, Wizkid, Offset – Only You (feat. Wizkid, Offset & J Balvin)
• Thompson Twins, Metro Boomin – Hold Me Now (Metro Boomin Remix)
• Solange – Stay Flo
• James Blake, Moses Sumney, Metro Boomin – Tell Them (feat. Moses Sumney & Metro Boomin)
• The Weeknd – Heartless
• Metro Boomin, The Weeknd, 21 Savage – Creepin' (with The Weeknd & 21 Savage)
• Mario Winans, Enya, Diddy – I Don't Wanna Know (feat. Enya & P. Diddy)

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