Lex Luger
Lexus Arnel Lewis
Lex Luger is an American producer from Suffolk, Virginia active since 2009.
- Profession
- Producer, Songwriter
- From
- Suffolk, Virginia
- Years active
- 2009–present
Early life
A Virginia native, Lexus Lewis became a teenage production phenomenon and co-founded the 808 Mafia collective.
Career
His thunderous beats powered Waka Flocka Flame's "Hard in da Paint," Rick Ross's "B.M.F.," and Kanye and Jay-Z's "H.A.M.," defining a maximalist trap era.
Major achievements
He produced a wave of era-defining trap anthems around 2010-2011.
Legacy
Lex Luger's explosive, symphonic trap production shaped the sound of an era.
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