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Count Justice

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Count Justice was a songwriter, record producer and recording engineer.

Justin Booth "Count Justice" Johnson is from Los Angeles, California. He is a songwriter, producer and engineer who has most notably produced songs for Chris Brown ("New Flame"), Alesha Dixon ("Top Of The World"), Sevyn Streeter ("Shoulda Been There"), Nappy Roots ("Small Town") and Lil Mama ("Stand Up").

Selected discography

+ Partial list of writer & producer credits Year Title Album Artist(s) 2016 "All You Gotta Do" Tini Martina Stoessel "Take Time" Transitions Marley Waters featuring Kranium "The Meaning" 1st Time for Everything EP FKi 1st featuring Post Malone "Gazi" Promo Single A. Chal "Pour Up" 130 mood: TRBL Dean featuring ZICO 2015 "Top Of The World" Do It For Love Alesha Dixon "Shoulda Been There" Shoulda Been There, Pt 1 Sevyn Streeter 2014 "New Flame" X Chris Brown 2008 "Stand Up" VYP (Voice of the Young People) Lil Mama "Small Town" The Humdinger Nappy Roots 2006 "Hard headed"ATL - Music from the Motion Picture Bobby Creekwater

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Important facts

Also known as
Justin Booth "Count Justice" Johnson, Justin Booth Johnson

Frequently asked questions

Who was Count Justice?

musical artist

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Count Justice was a songwriter, record producer and recording engineer.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Count Justice

· Wikidata: Q22278474

· DBpedia: Count Justice

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