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Oz

b. 1950

Swiss record producer

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Born 1950. Oz is a Swiss record producer.

Ozan Yildirim (; born 11 January 1992), professionally known as OZ, is a Swiss record producer and songwriter of Turkish descent. He has produced for many hip hop artists, including Drake, Future and Travis Scott, including on the number-one hits "Sicko Mode", "Highest in the Room" (2019) and "Life Is Good" (2020). He has received nominations for the Grammy Award for Best Rap Song for "Sicko Mode" and "Gold Roses".

Early life Yildirim grew up in Wattwil, Switzerland, as a son to Turkish parents. He developed an early passion for music, trying himself as a remixer and DJ under the stage name DJ Ladykiller. According to him, there, he was the only foreigner in school and experienced a great deal of xenophobia, leading him to isolate himself and focus on his music. A collaboration began and OZ produced large parts of Nazar's albums Narkose (2012) and Fakker Lifestyle (2013).

Starting in 2014, OZ began receiving placements on tracks by US rappers. He would contact rappers via social media and e-mail and send them selections of his beats. According to OZ, he contacted American record producer The Beat Bully on Twitter and paid him 250 Swiss francs for rapper Meek Mill's e-mail address. He has produced multiple songs on all of Shindy's albums since then and in 2020 recorded the track "Morning Sun" with Shindy, where OZ can also be heard singing.

In 2020, he produced both "Popstar" and "Greece" by DJ Khaled featuring Drake. Although uncredited, he also supplied the original lyrics and vocal melody to the latter song.

Production discography

Charted songs

Production credits

2013 Nazar - OZ Interlude

2014 Fabolous – "Ball Drop" (feat. French Montana) from The Young OG Project Travis Scott – "Backyard" from Days Before Rodeo The Game – "Really" (feat. Yo Gotti, 2 Chainz, Soulja Boy & T.I.) from Blood Moon: Year of the Wolf Summer Cem – "Nike Airs" from HAK

2015 DJ Khaled – "How Many Times" from I Changed a Lot Meek Mill – "Been That" (feat. Rick Ross), and "Cold Hearted" (feat. Puff Daddy) from Dreams Worth More Than Money G-Eazy – "Random" from When It's Dark Out Chinx – "Hey Fool" (feat. Nipsey Hussle & Zack) from Welcome to JFK Logic – "I Am the Greatest" from The Incredible True Story Jeremih – "Giv No Fuks" (feat. Migos) from Late Nights: The Album

2016

K.Michelle – "Ain't You" from More Issues Than Vogue

Drake – "U With Me?" from Views Ali Bumaye – "Best Friends" (feat. Bushido) and "Missgestalten" from Rumble in the Jungle

Meek Mill – "Offended" (feat. Young Thug & 21 Savage) and "Outro" (feat. Lil Snupe & French Montana) from DC4 Dreezy – "See What You On" from No Hard Feelings Travis Scott – "the ends" and "outside" from Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight Shindy – Dreams [full album] Gucci Mane – "Drove U Crazy" (feat. Bryson Tiller) from The Return of East Atlanta Santa 6lack – "Rules" from Free 6lack

2017 Khalid – "Saved," "Let's Go," and "Keep Me," from American Teen Travis Scott & Quavo / Huncho Jack – "Dubai Shit" (feat. Offset) from Huncho Jack, Jack Huncho Bushido – "Moonwalk" DRAM – "I Had a Dream," "Crumbs" (feat. Playboi Carti), and "Eyeyieyie," from Big Baby DRAM G-Eazy – "Shake It Up" (feat. 24hrs, MadeinTYO and E-40)

2018 Nav – "Champions" (feat. Travis Scott) from Reckless Logic – "Contra" and "Wizard of OZ" , from Bobby Tarantino 2 Trippie Redd - "UKA UKA," "BANG!," "Shake It Up," "Gore," and "Missing My Idols," from Life's a Trip 6lack – "Cutting Ties" Smokepurpp & Murda Beatz – "Big Dope" from Bless Yo Trap RIN (Rapper) – "Avirex," "Burberry/SuperParisLight," "Oldboy," "XTC," and "Outro" from Planet Megatron Lil Baby – "Bank" (feat. Moneybagg Yo) from Harder Than Ever Travis Scott – "Sicko Mode" from Astroworld Tory Lanez – "FeRRis WhEEL" (feat. Trippie Redd) from Love Me Now? Trippie Redd – "Can't Love," "Love Scars 3," "A.L.L.T.Y. 3" (feat. Baby Goth), "Emani Interlude" (feat. Emani22), "Wicked", "Loyalty Before Royalty," and "1400 / 999 Freestyle" (feat. Juice WRLD) from A Love Letter to You 3 Meek Mill – "24/7" (feat. Ella Mai) from Championships

2019 Shindy – "DODI" Zacari – "Midas Touch" Tory Lanez – "Freaky" Shindy – Drama Nav – "To My Grave" from Bad Habits Drake – "OmertΓ " from The Best in the World Pack Dreamville – "Got Me" (featuring Ari Lennox, Omen, Ty Dolla Sign and Dreezy) from Revenge of the Dreamers III Rick Ross – "Gold Roses" (featuring Drake) from Port of Miami 2 Trippie Redd β€” "Throw It Away", "Be Yourself", and "Lil Wayne", from ! Travis Scott – "Highest in the Room" Young M.A. – "Bipolar" Killumantii - "Kill Em" Tinashe - "Story of Us" from Songs for You

2020 Future - "Life Is Good" Drake - "Toosie Slide" Shindy - "What's Luv" and "Sony Pictures" UFO361 - "Bad Girls, Good Vibes" Drake - "Time Flies" from Dark Lane Demo Tapes Drake - "Losses" from Dark Lane Demo Tapes DJ Khaled - "Greece" (featuring Drake) DJ Khaled - "Popstar" (featuring Drake) Gunna - "Relentless" (featuring Lil Uzi Vert) from Wunna (Deluxe)

2021 Drake – "Girls Want Girls" (feat. Lil Baby) , "Love All" (feat. Jay-Z), "Fair Trade" (feat. Travis Scott) , and "No Friends in the Industry" from Certified Lover Boy Travis Scott – "Escape Plan" (single)

2022 Drake & 21 Savage – "Middle of the Ocean" and "3AM on Glenwood" from Her Loss Jack Harlow – from Come Home the Kids Miss You

2023 Drake – "Fear of Heights" and "First Person Shooter" (feat. J. Cole) from For All the Dogs Jack Harlow - "Lovin on Me" (Single)

2025 Drake – "National Treasures" and "What Did I Miss?" from Iceman Drake – "Which One" (feat. Central Cee) from Maid of Honour

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Important facts

Born
1950, Zurich
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Also known as
Ozan Yildirim, OZ

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Oz?

Swiss record producer

When was Oz born?

Oz was born in 1950 in Zurich.

What is Oz's occupation?

Oz is a record producer.

What nationality is Oz?

Oz is Swiss.

Sources & further reading

Β· Wikipedia: Oz

Β· Wikidata: Q27860352

Β· DBpedia: Oz (music producer)

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