South Jersey producer Charlie Heat to talk Kanye West collaborations, more at Coda
Heat will be stopping at Coda Nightclub (1712 Walnut St.) on Thursday, May 26 for the second installment of RECPhilly’s “Free Thinkers" series.
Kanye West is arguably your favorite producer's, favorite producer. So when South Jersey native, Charlie Heat, was title-sourced on The Life of Pablo for "Facts" and inducted into West's label G.O.O.D. Music, the industry took note and within the last year his career has taken off.
Heat will be stopping at Coda Nightclub (1712 Walnut St.) on Thursday, May 26 for the second installment of RECphilly's "Free Thinkers" series. I will be chatting with the producer about his come up, what's next and how he keeps the flames going.
Following the Q&A, Charlie will help judge the "House of 99: Open House Producer Showcase" where 20 selected area producers will play their beats to a panel featuring Heat, platinum producer CritaCal, and James Flynt, A&R representative of 300 Entertainment, for the chance to win a studio session with Heat and an expansive prize package.
As for Charlie, they don't call him "Heat" for no reason.
At 26, not only has he produced for Kanye but he's also worked with Madonna,
pumped out anthemic bangers like "U Mad" by Vic Mensa and "WDYW" by Carnage featuring Philly native, Lil Uzi Vert.
The interview series is a collaboration between arts and music incubator
RECphilly and Philly.com / The Inquirer.
RSVP for the event here.
$10. Doors open at 8 p.m.
