Paupa is a Los Angeles-based music producer known for crafting hard-hitting, genre-blending beats that define the evolving sound of West Coast hip-hop. Born and raised in Inglewood with Belizean and African American roots, Paupa began producing in 2014, quickly developing a style that fuses street-level grit with melodic, radio-ready polish.

His breakout came with $tupid Young and Mozzy’s viral hit “Mando” — a track that earned RIAA Gold certification, major radio play, and a feature on NBA 2K23’s soundtrack. Since then, Paupa has worked with a growing list of notable names including E-40, Blueface, Ty Dolla $ign, G-Eazy, and $tupid Young, contributing standout records like “Trust Nobody” and Benny Soliven’s “Put You On.”

In 2019, Paupa was featured on the debut episode of Netflix’s “Rhythm & Flow,” further spotlighting his rising influence in the industry. Known for his versatility and fearless approach, he’s as comfortable producing for club records as he is for emotionally raw, narrative-driven tracks.

Paupa is currently affiliated with MAKING HISTORY RECORDS and continues to develop emerging talent while expanding his catalog across hip-hop, R&B, and beyond. With nearly a decade in the game and no signs of slowing down, Paupa is shaping the sound of tomorrow — one beat at a time.

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Low The Great is a hip hop producer from Los Angeles, CA, who has work with artist such as Blueface, Drakeo the Ruler, shoreline mafia, Azchike, 1takejay, BlueBucksClan and many more.

•A rising producer who has been getting lots of attention after Azchike released “Burn Rubber Again” also, “Hello” by 1takejay, “Walkin in” by BlueBucksClan and also production with Blueface.

•Blueface debut album “Find The Beat” which has LOW THE GREAT production, debuted at No. 39 on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums charts.

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