Produced by FlexTarae, Club R&B Trap, Urban Uptempo

Mic Cole- Go Go! Produced by FlexTarae

Produced by Flex&Hated for Kelsey Nykole for Celebrity Couples Therapy

FLY AWAY Flexandhated@gmail.com

Before by Day 26 (Prod by Flex&Hated

Produced by Flex&Hated for Flex&Hated Music email flextarae@gmail.com

Flexandhated@gmail.com

ILL BE THAT_Flexandhated@gmail.com

Produced by Flex&Hated email Flextarae@gmail.com

COPY CAT Produced by Flex&Hated

Produced by Flex&Hated email: Flextarae@gmail.com

REBEL Produced by Flex&Hated

flexandhated@gmail.com

We are Blood_flexandhated@gmail.com

FlexTarae describe what its like on the eastside steps in wilmington delaware. 90's vibe. Golden Era of hip-hop #latebloomer #Herosneverdie

Lose Ya Life Here

Insert...Eastside Steps

Heat produced by Flex (of Flex&Hated) hook included

Flexin' on Em

Flex & Hated is an American pop music production team[1] consisting of members Flex and Hated, both born in Wilmington, Delaware. The duo, who are also brothers, started as a rap group known as Cipha in the mid-90s; they released several local records, which caught the attention of Vibe magazine, "40 Acres and Mule" Records, Def Jam, and Violator management. When a chance meeting with a member of the group Prophet Jones led to Flex&Hated's first placement (referred to as 456 Music at the time) on the 2001 Motown-released album Prophet Jones, the duo's focus changed from rapping–writing to music production.

Flex&Hated were fortunate enough to learn under producers, such as DJ Clark Kent, who managed the group early on, to Grammy Award-winning producer Rockwilder, whom the group met in 2003. Before placing records, Flex&Hated paid dues, by being in the studio and working with or submitting tracks for many artists, including 50 Cent, Lil' Kim, Onyx, Black Rob, Carl Thomas, and many more.

The production team's biggest break came in 2007; after meeting Dawn Richard of Danity Kane, the duo began to compile a catalog of songs with Dawn over their pop club style tracks, the result, "Lights Out" a track off the No. 1 Billboard debuting album Welcome to the Dollhouse, by Danity Kane. "Lights Out" was the third highest downloaded song from the Welcome to the Dollhouse LP and charted as No. 1 on Billboard's hot bubbling under 100 singles chart on April 5, 2008. "Lights Out" also reached No. 26 on Billboard's Hot Digital chart and No. 78 on Billboard's Pop 100 chart in 2008.

During the fourth quarter of 2008, Flex & Hated submitted a song/demo for Jamie Foxx's Intuition LP titled "Turn This T.V. Off" which featured rapper Twista. The song was written and referenced by songwriter–artist D. Goode. The demo version of the song was leaked on the internet and was featured on several large music websites. "Turn This T.V. Off" gained much popularity with media and underground DJ's sites so much so that it appeared as track No. 9 on the unofficial advanced street version of Jamie Foxx's Intuition album.

On May 9, 2009. the song "Train Wreck", written by Dawn Richard and produced by Flex&Hated and Eric Price, was leaked on the internet and has been featured on many online music and gossip websites. The song chronicles the formation and breakup of the group Danity Kane and has been received well by many fans anticipated a solo project from Dawn Richards. As of February 2012 Flex&Hated has produced the single "Dirty Dancin" by artist Pooch. The single released in October 2011 has garnered over 105,000 views on YouTube, and is slated to be the duo's biggest accomplishment to date