Rufus Blaq discography

Rufus Blaq is an American hip-hop artist who rose to fame with his single "Out of Sight (Yo)" which was featured on the Ride soundtrack. Additionally, he is best known for creating songs with Salt-N-Pepa, Faith Evans, Destiny's Child, Marques Houston, Young Rome, Angie Stone and Omarion.

Studio albums and singles

List of Studio albums as artist, with selected chart positions.

Year Song Title Album Name Label Chart Position
1997 "Out Of Sight (Yo)" (aka "Outta Sight")[1] Single Perspective Records #18 Billboard Hot 100[2]
1998 "Artifacts of Life (Featuring The Lox) Credentials[3] Perspective Records
"Come Alive Y'all"
True Ballerz
Ambush Crew
Magic
"Make It Hot"
The True Gas Up (Interlude)
Come Go With Me
Hong Kong Booty (Interlude)
"Give It To Me Daddy"
Real MC's
My Life
Get To Steppin' (Interlude)
Niggaz Like Me
If I Was A Killer
Credentials
2011 Into Electric Pretty (Mixtape) Tekzenmusic
Get My Money
Electric Pretty
Get Ready
It’s my Turn
Duck Into a Swan
Spill Ya Drink
Eclectic Life
My Companionship
Build em
Gracias
Inspire You
6ft Pretty
2016 "2 Da Head" Total Frat Movie Soundtrack[4] New Heat Music
"I Wont Remember Tomorrow"
"Going Till I'm Gone"
"Party of The Year"
"Lets Go"
"Frat Star"
"Not Asking For Much"
"Don't Stop Here ( Caps In The Sky)"
2015 "Blaq The Ripper Intro (produced by TEK)" Blaq The Ripper (Mixtape) Tekzenmusic
"Crucifix (produced by Don Kody)"
"Lyrical Murder (produced by Chuckie Madness)"
"My Weight feat. B. Mos & Sydney Arcane (produced by Al West)"
"Slaughterhouse"
"The Verdict (produced by Tony Galvin)"
"You Not Me feat. Blok (produced by DNyce3 of League of Stars)"
"The Light feat. Ollie Baba & 100 Proof (produced by Anthony Bell)"
"Jamaica Interlude feat. Kimani"
"Quiet Storm feat. Murda Kase"
"Burn feat. Tomi Jones"
"Too Sexy feat. King Ralph, Don Kody, Man-Child & Juice Brown (produced by Don Kody)"
"Gimme The Keys feat. MC Lyte"
"Gettin Money feat. Chyna Tahjere (produced by Don Kody)"
"Don't Let Me Lose You feat. Jay Calloway (produced by Andreao Fanatic Heard)"
"Maserati Music feat. Omarion, Rome & Boo Young (produced by Michael Angelo)"
"Turbulence feat. PG (produced by Easy Mo Bee)"
"Live It Up feat. J. Fury & Sydney Arcane"
"Winning (produced by Chuckie Madness)"
"Pressure (produced by Arkitech)"
"Silly feat. Talib Kweli"
"Trufus"
"30 Something"

List of singles as featured vocalist and/or artist.

Year Song Artist Album Label
2017 "Ten Wife Commandments" Faith Evans & The Notorious B.I.G. The King & I Rhino
2007 “Beautiful Poison” Feat. Rufus Blaq Herb Middleton Big Herb’s Bodega NuVybe Records
2005 "I Wasn't Ready" (featuring Rufus Blaq) Marques Houstson Naked Ultimate Universal
2004 "Crazy Girl" (featuring Rufus Blaq) Young Rome Food For Thought T.U.G entertainment/Universal Records
2004 "Freaky" (feat. Guerilla Black And Rufus Blaq)[5]
2003 "Smellz Like a Party" (featuring Rufus Blaq)[6] O'Ryan You Got Served Soundtrack Epic Records
1998 "Dance for Me" (featuring Rufus Blaq)[7] Kevin Ford How Stella Got Her Groove Back Soundtrack Flyte Tyme
1998 "Don't Worry (My Shorty)"[8] Rufus Blaq & Spinderella The Players Club Soundtrack PolyGram
2002 "Whoop His Ass" Boot Camp Clik The Chosen Few Duck Down Music
1998 "Outta Sight"[9] Rufus Blaq Ride (Music from the Dimension Motion Picture) Tommy Boy
1998 “Whatcha Gonna Do” (feat. Rufus Blaq & Femme Fatale) Monifah Mo’hogany Motown Universal
1998 “Why You Not Trusting Me” (feat. Rufus Blaq) Public Announcement All Work No Play A&M Records
1998 “Get this Money” (Feat. Rufus Blaq, Chico Delvec, And Larceny) Junior M.A.F.I.A The Best of JUNIOR M.A.F.I.A. Famous Records
1998 “What Are We Gonna Do” Remix (feat. Rufus Blaq) Ronnie Henson Ronnie Henson Motown/Universal
1998 “Strawberries” Mark Kinchen Remix (feat. Rufus Blaq) Smooth Reality Perspective A&M Records

Production and songwriting credits

List of songs credited as a producer and/or songwriter, with chart positions.

Year Song Artist Producer / Songwriter Album Label Chart Position
2017 "Ten Wife Commandments"[10] Faith Evans Songwriter The King & I Rhino
"My B" Songwriter
2014 "Forever" Faith Evans Producer / Songwriter Incomparable BMG
2007 "Can't Get Tired of Me" Bow Wow & Omarion Producer / Songwriter Face Off Columbia
"Number Ones" Producer / Songwriter
"Hoodstars" Producer / Songwriter
"Bachelor Pad" Producer / Songwriter
"Face-Off" Producer / Songwriter
"Lights, Camera, Action" Producer / Songwriter
"Kimberly" Marques Houston Producer / Songwriter Veteran Universal Motown
2006 "What Are We Doing" Omarion Producer / Songwriter 21 Epic
2005 "Pissed Off" Angie Stone Songwriter Mahogany Soul J Records
"Marriage" Marques Houston Songwriter / Co-Producer Naked Ultimate Universal
"Cheat" Songwriter / Co-Producer
"All Because of You" Songwriter
2004 "Lovers' Ghetto" Angie Stone Producer / Songwriter Stone Love J Records
"Down 4 U, Part 2" Jhené featuring Lil' Fizz Songwriter My Name Is Jhene Epic Records
"In My Car" Young Rome Songwriter Food For Thought Universal Records
"Beauty" N2U Songwriter Issues Virgin
"After Party" Young Rome Featuring Omarion Songwriter After Party Universal Records
2003 "Good Luck" Marques Houston Producer MH Interscope
"Smellz Like a Party" O'Ryan featuring Rufus Blaq Songwriter You Got Served Soundtrack Epic Records
"Take It to the Floor" B2K Songwriter You Got Served Soundtrack Epic Records
2001 "Whoop-T-Woo" Olivia Producer Olivia J Records
"Snowflakes" Angie Stone Producer / Songwriter Mahogany Soul J Records
"Mad Issues" Producer / Songwriter
"If It Wasn't" Producer / Songwriter
1999 "Jumpin, Jumpin" Destiny's Child Songwriter The Writing's On The Wall Columbia #1 Billboard Hot 100[11]
1997 "R U Ready" Salt-N-Pepa Songwriter Brand New London Records #61 on Billboard Radio[12]
"Gitty Up" (single)[13] Songwriter #9 on Billboard Hot 100[14]

References
  1. "Rufus Blaq Out Of Sight (Yo)". AllMusic.com. March 1998. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
  2. "Rufus Blaq Chart History". Billboard.com. 1 May 1998. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
  3. "Credentials". AllMusic.com. 24 February 1998. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
  4. "Total Frat Movie (2016) Soundtrack". IMDB.com. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
  5. "Young Rome Freaky". Discog.com. 2004. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
  6. "You Got Served (2004) Soundtrack". IMDB.com. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
  7. "How Stella Got Her Groove Back". AllMusic. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
  8. "The Players Club Soundtrack". IMDB.com. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
  9. "Ride (Music from the Dimension Motion Picture)". Discog.com. 1998. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
  10. "Ten Wife Commandments". AllMusic.com. Retrieved 5 June 2020.
  11. "Billboard Hot 100 Chart History". Billboard.com. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
  12. "Billboard Radio Chart History". Billboard.com. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
  13. "Salt 'N Pepa* Gitty Up". Discog.com. 1998. Retrieved 7 June 2020.
  14. "Billboard Hot 100 Chart History". Billboard.com. Retrieved 17 September 2020.
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