King Solomon Logan, producer and founder of Royal Court Music, is taking the industry by storm as an intricate part of the elite crew affiliated with one of music’s most phenomenal visionaries—Timbaland. King’s authentic style and infectious, circuit-blowing energy catapults the artists, the listeners, and even the innocent bi-standers beyond the stratosphere, making it difficult to come down!

 

King is vastly becoming one the industry’s hottest, most prominent new producers. His very first placement, “Ice Box” (Omarion’s 21 Album), became a hit single and found enormous radio success earning the #12 position on Billboard’s Hot 100 charts where it was a mainstay for over 1 year! The song generated over 100,000 radio spins, fostered more than 15 remixes (including its most popular remix featuring Usher.) In fact, King was recently honored by ASCAP with numerous awards, having produced one of the most performed Pop songs of 2007! 

 

King’s multi-faceted production abilities transcend all styles of music, working alongside a vast genre of Pop, R&B, Rock, and Hip-Hop artists including Justin Timberlake, Chris Cornell, 3 Six Mafia, Jennifer Hudson, Ashley Simpson, Bobby Valentino, Mario, and Brooke Hogan to name a few. So, as you can see,
Royal Court Music is on a mission to exceed the bounds of mediocrity, working hard to attain a long-awaited success.

 

Though labeled at birth for greatness, King Solomon was born into a lifestyle far from that of royalty…
 
Born and raised in Dallas, King’s early years were less than glamorous to say the least as he endured a childhood filled with poverty, abuse, and misery. At age 12, while most children were out playing or riding bicycles after school, King spent his free time searching through filthy restaurant dumpsters in hopes of salvaging dinner for himself and his mother. In fact, Christmas, King recalls, was always the darkest, most depressing time of year–spent alone without family, food, or gifts.

 

King’s teenage years weren’t any better. Faced with few alternatives, King left home at age 16 and struggled with homelessness for years, spending countless nights in abandoned buildings and cars. Soon, King would find himself engulfed by the streets where years of gang banging, drug dealing, and hustling seemed to be an inevitable way of life. But with the odds stacked against him, King was determined to break the chains of hopelessness and music would be his escape!

 

When asked how he feels about the new direction of his life and career, King’s heart felt response is:
“I’ve been given a second chance at life that I probably didn’t even deserve. Of course becoming a millionaire or being famous would be great, and I really hope to achieve that status some day, but not for the superficial reasons. My greatest desire is to make sure that my children have the life I wasn’t able to have. Awards and recognition are nice, but the greatest reward is when my son hears my music then looks at me and tells me how proud he is that I’m his dad.

 

I’m just grateful to Timbaland for being my mentor and my friend, constantly encouraging me to be the best; and to my management for believing in me; but mostly, I’m grateful to God because I know that all of this is only a result of his grace and favor. So as long as I’m breathing, I’ll never stop climbing, I’ll never quit striving, and I’ll never take this gift for granted. True Kings Never Die.”

Check out King’s myspace at www.myspace.com/allarounddude