Skhye Hutch

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Skhye Hutch
File:Skhye Hutch.jpg
Background information
Origin Los Angeles, California, United States
Genres Hip hop
Occupation(s) Record producer
Instruments FL Studio, MPC2000, Akai MPC, Propellerheads
Years active 2003–present
Associated acts Kendrick Lamar, Black Hippy, Logic, Digi+Phonics
Website http://www.skhyehutch.com

Derrick "Skhye Hutch" Hutchins, Jr. is an American hip hop producer from Los Angeles, California. The two-time Grammy nominee attended Pacific Palisades High School and graduated from Musicians Institution in 2004.

He began working with the production R&B duo The Underdogs, during which he learned how to write and run sessions. During this time, he was influenced by a meeting with Rob Knox, now a member of The Why’s. During his apprenticeship he met 1500 or Nothin’, Tyrese, Siege Monstracity and Curtiss King.

Career

2007

In 2007 Skhye signed his first development deal with Mad Heaven as a producer and artist for the group Reign Major. The group released the album, Growing Pains, with all but one song was produced by Skhye.[1]

The Digi+Phonics affiliate was introduced to Carson-based independent record label Top Dawg Entertainment (TDE) recording artists Black Hippy by Grammy Winning producer Tae Beast, during the Section 80 mixtape era.

2010

In 2010, Skhye Hutch produced "Space Bars" by Curtiss King featuring Ab-Soul & Young Rook.[2]

2012

2012 proved to be a banner year for Skhye as he began to work with TDE artist on solo projects. Hutch producer three Hip Hop tracks for Ab-Soul’s debut album Control System.[3] The highly successful “calm and stoic song” single "ILLuminate". He also produced the album tracks "Empathy" ft Alori Joh, Javonte and "Beautiful Death" ft TDE Vice President Punch and Ash Riser.[4]

File:Skhye Hutch performing at the True Sounds Producers Award, 2012.jpg
Skhye Hutch performing at the True Sounds Producers Award, 2012

Building on his relationships, he landed a single on Kendrick Lamar’s 2012 highly anticipated, Good Kid M.A.A.D. City producing Dying of Thirst. The album was nominated at the 56th Annual Award for five awards including Album of The Year, Best Rap Album, Best New Artist, Best Rap/Sung Collaboration and Best Rap Performance.[5]

Linking back with Curtiss King for one of the “most highly anticipated independent releases from the west coast.”, Atychiphobia, Hutch produced "The Bottom" featuring Brooke Taylor.[6]

2013

Venturing into co-producing, Skhye Hutch and Tae Beast formulated the music production company WeirrdPeople. The production duo worked with J-GO on the Mr.Goins II album producing tracks Underdog, Kush & 2k, Down and Catch Me.

2014

In 2014, he rejoined Ab-Soul on the These Days... album producing "Feeling Us" featuring Jay Rock.

The year continued with a feature on iTunes best HipHop album of the year, Under Pressure by Def Jam Recordings & Visionary Music Group rapper Logic.[7] The song "Growing Pains III" was co-produced by Tae Beast, 6ix, and Skhye Hutch, released on Oct 14.[8]

Reaching out to the Bronx emerging artist Euro League, Hutch delivered “an atmospheric beat” on the single "Gold Chains In a Dungeon" featuring Doley Barnays off the Euro Trip: Continuum EP of the New York collective ReeLife. [9]

In addition, Skhye produced "Eat Sleep and Die"[10] on MC Jin's album, XIV:LIX.

2015

He branched out to work with the DMV native Jay IDK,[11] where the two collaborated on the tracks "Dirty Scale" and "God Said Trap" with additional production from Gamebrand, which ‘serves as the second official leak from… the highly anticipated SubTrap LP.[12]

He then produced for Jay Rock’s first album in over 4 years, 90059. The loopy beat [13] on "Easy Bake" feat. Kendrick Lamar & SZA premiered on Sirius XM's Shade 45.[14]

Continuing to reach out to emerging artists, Skhye Hutch joined the Inglewood rapper Shawn Chrys[15] on "NO FCKS" released on Timbaland’s Imprint label.[16] He also produced ‘Flicker’ by Ash Riser.[17]

References

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