About Traxamillion
Lived 1979 – 2022 (aged 42). Traxamillion was an American rapper and record producer.
Sultan Banks (February 26, 1979 – January 2, 2022), better known as Traxamillion, was an American hip hop producer. He produced records such as Keak da Sneak's "Super Hyphy" and Dem Hoodstarz "Grown Man Remix". His first album, The Slapp Addict, was a compilation of Bay Area hyphy artists and was released August 22, 2006.
Early life Banks grew up in San Jose, California. While attending Markham Middle School in the early 1990s, Banks visited KSCU, the student radio station at Santa Clara University, and sometimes performed freestyle raps live on the station.
Music career Early in his music career, Banks rapped with a backpack rap style with lyrics similar to Bay Area group Hieroglyphics. He was remembered as "an influential Bay Area hip-hop producer" and "a key architect of one of its most notable musical movements: hyphy."
Discography Albums 2006: The Slapp Addict 2012: My Radio 2016: The Tech Boom 2020: For The City (with City Shawn) 2021: Sirens
Mixtapes 2007: Ridin' High 2012: Traxamillion Did It
EPs 2016: The Trapp Addict 2018: Traxamillion Presents: It Was a Hot Summer (with Ziggy)
Singles
2005: "Super Hyphy" (feat. Keak Da Sneak) 2006: "From The Hood" (feat. The Jacka, Husalah and San Quinn) 2006: "Sideshow" (feat. Mistah F.A.B. and Too Short) 2006: "Club Stuntin" (feat. The Pack) 2006: "Gas, Skrape" (feat. Izz Thizz) 2006: "On Citas" (feat. Keak Da Sneak) 2006: "Cruisin Down The Avenue" (feat. Soz). Produced by Traxamillion 2006: "Yellow Bus" (feat. Mistah F.A.B.) 2006: "About Us (remix)" (feat. Brooke Hogan and Paul Wall) 2007: "Radar" (feat. Izz Thizz) 2007: "San Francisco Anthem" (feat. San Quinn, Big Rich, and Boo Banga) 2007: "White Kids Aren't Hyphy" (MC Lars) 2009: "808" 2010: "We Get Money" Drew Deezy, Thai, Feat. Glasses Malone & Matt Blaque. Produced by Traxamillion 2010: "I Don't See Nothing Wrong" Drew Deezy, Thai, Feat. Bobby V.. Produced by Traxamillion 2012: "Boy" (feat. Clyde Carson and Ya Boy) Produced by Traxamillion 2012: "Boy(Russian Remix)" (feat. Clyde Carson, SIFO, Seva Rizhsky, HarmLess, Dan_D) Produced by Traxamillion 2013: "Real One" 2016: "Mood RN" (feat. Flammy Marciano) 2020: "I Don't Wanna Dance" (feat. City Shawn and Too $hort) 2021: "Handstand" (feat. Shanti and Krissy Blanko) 2021: "Been Awhile" (feat. Mickey Shiloh) 2021: "Madness" (feat. Chenelle McCoy)
Guest appearances 2007: "Somebody Like You" (Chantelle Paige feat. Traxamillion) (he co-wrote and produced the track as well). 2008: "Lil Mama" (Roderick feat. Traxamillion) (he only produced the track) 2014: "Rich Boy" (J Shabs Ft. Milla, MultiMilanaire, Traxamillion) (He co-produced the beat alongside MultiMilanaire) 2015: "Elevators" (Fly Commons feat. Nio Tha Gift, Erk Tha Jerk, Traxamillion) (he co-produced the beat)
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Traxamillion?
American rapper (1979–2022)
When was Traxamillion born?
Traxamillion was born on 26 February 1979 in California.
When did Traxamillion die?
Traxamillion died on 2 January 2022 in San Jose.
What was Traxamillion's occupation?
Traxamillion was a rapper and record producer.
What nationality was Traxamillion?
Traxamillion was American.
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