Fatin production discography

Fatin "10" Horton, professionally known mononymously as Fatin or by his stage name 10 for the Triad (or simply 10), is an American North Carolina-based record producer affiliated with 9th Wonder's It's a Wonderful World Music Group and a member of the Soul Council production collective.[1] He has produced songs for the likes of KRS-One, Skyzoo, Lloyd Banks, Heltah Skeltah, Jean Grae, Pharoahe Monch, Phonte, Torae and Sean Boog among others. In 2007 Horton provided additional music to the second season of adult animated sitcom The Boondocks, and in 2014 he was a contributing music producer on the second season of adult animated sitcom Black Dynamite.

Fatin Horton
Also known as
  • 10
  • 10 for the Triad
  • Fatin
OriginGreensboro, North Carolina, US
GenresHip hop
Occupation(s)Record producer
Years active2004–2014
LabelsIt's a Wonderful World Music Group
Associated acts

Production discography
List of songs produced and/or co-produced, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name[2]
Year Song Artist Album Notes
2004 "You Gon Go?" KRS-One Keep Right N/A
"Phucked" N/A
2005 "S-K-Y" Skyzoo Hall of Justus Presents: Soldiers of Fortune N/A
2006 "The Cake" Lloyd Banks, 50 Cent Rotten Apple N/A
2007 "Like You" Sean Price Jesus Price Supastar N/A
"Da God" Sean Price, Sadat X, Buckshot N/A
2008 "Smashmouth" Jean Grae, K Hill, Edgar Allen Floe, Joe Scudda Jeanius N/A
"Da Beginning of da End" Heltah Skeltah D.I.R.T. (Da Incredible Rap Team) N/A
2009 "Clearer Hearing" Skyzoo The Power of Words: The Mixtape N/A
"EXTRAordinary" Thee Tom Hardy The Hardy Boy Mystery Mixtape: Curse of the Green Faceded N/A
2010 "What Is Your Name" Big Remo, Mela Machinko Entrapment N/A
"Trouble Man" 9th Wonder, GQ 9th's Opus: It's a Wonderful World Music Group Vol. 1 N/A
"How We Do It" Spectac Spectac Returns: Looks Like Another Job for Spectac N/A
2011 "Let My People Go" Pharoahe Monch W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) N/A
"Lucky Fella" TP, Thee Tom Hardy TP Is My Hero N/A
"Dream Big" TP, Rapsody N/A
"Crossroads" TP, Phonte N/A
"Spit Game" Big Remo, Skyzoo L-R-G Presents Robin Hood Ree N/A
"Greatest Love of All" Heather Victoria Graffiti Diary N/A
"Black Cloud" Sean Boog The Phantom of the Jamla N/A
"The Cycle" N/A
"Parade Me" Skyzoo The Great Debater N/A
"We Go Off" Phonte, Pharoahe Monch Charity Starts at Home N/A
"Panorama" Torae, Mela Machinko For the Record N/A
"Sizzlin" Median, Rapsody The Sender N/A
"Dead End Love" HaLo The Blind Poet N/A
"Gettin' Close (If You Can See)" GQ Trouble Man N/A
"Escape" Heather Victoria Hip Hop Soul Lives N/A
2012 "Headlights"[3] Actual Proof, Rapsody Black Boy Radio N/A
"The Cool Down (Snippet)"[4] Thee Tom Hardy, Tyler Woods Guerrilla Broadcast (Mixtape) N/A
"Loser" Rosco P. Coldchain Almost Famous[5] N/A
"Medley" N/A
"I Got It in Cuz" N/A
"The Hippest" N/A
"Light the Blow" N/A
"All to You Trouble" Rosco P. Coldchain, Mela Machinko N/A
"On My Own" Rosco P. Coldchain N/A
"It's Our World (Tryin' Times)" Rosco P. Coldchain, D.P., Jean Grae N/A
"Welcome Back" Rosco P. Coldchain N/A
"Ain't Nuthin'" Big Remo, GQ Sleepwalkers N/A
"Good Day" Big Remo, Sadat X N/A
2013 "Memento" GQ Death Threats & Love Notes: The Prelude N/A
"This Is Me" GQ, Carlitta Durand N/A
2014 "Introducing Dynamite" GQ A Tribute to Black Dynamite: The Unofficial Mixtape[6] N/A
"Chicago Wind" HaLo, Thee Tom Hardy N/A
"STFU (Shut the Fuck Up)" Torae N/A
"PimpDaddySupaNigga" GQ, HaLo, Big Remo N/A
"Answers" Big Remo N/A
"Kung Fu Practice" Sean Boog, Sundown of Actual Proof, GQ N/A
"Hustler (Puppet Street)" Pharoahe Monch, Mela Machinko N/A
"That King Pimp Curtis" Big Remo N/A
"New Black Love" Rapsody, Mela Machinko N/A
"Cool De La" Skyzoo N/A
"Shot!" Jean Grae N/A

See also

References
  1. Barrow, Jerry L. (August 9, 2011). "Boondocks Producer Presents, "Missing Identification"". The Urban Daily. Retrieved December 21, 2020.
  2. "Fatin | Credits". Discogs. Retrieved December 21, 2020.
  3. "Black Boy Radio Digital Album, by Actual Proof". Bandcamp. Retrieved December 21, 2020.
  4. "The Cool Down (Snippet) ft. Tyler Woods, by Thee Tom Hardy". Bandcamp. Retrieved December 21, 2020.
  5. Paine, Jake (May 23, 2012). "Rosco P. Coldchain To Release "Almost Famous," Produced By Fatin "10" Horton". HipHopDX. Retrieved December 21, 2020.
  6. Barrow, Jerry L. (February 16, 2014). "Fatin "10" Horton On Making Black Dynamite Tribute EP [EXCLUSIVE VIDEO] « NODFACTOR.COM". www.nodfactor.com. Retrieved December 21, 2020.
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