Born and raised in Chicago, Patrick Pryor is a producer and creative force whose sound bridges hip hop, R&B, and cinematic scoring with a clean, modern edge. Now based in the Los Angeles area, he has spent more than a decade building records and relationships across major music hubs, bringing both street-level instinct and professional polish to every project he touches.

Patrick has contributed production and co-production work within Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Music camp, supporting high-profile artists and projects during the early 2010s. During this era, he worked within Kanye West's creative ecosystem and contributed to the broader G.O.O.D. movement. He has also collaborated in a production capacity connected to Travis Scott, and has been involved in sessions and projects tied to Pusha T and John Legend. His Chicago roots also include production work with Chance the Rapper on his breakout project Acid Rap.

Beyond credits, Patrick is known for being a true connector and builder. He helped mentor Monte Booker in his career and later brought him and Smino together, sparking multiple collaborations. He also produced for Smino and played an active role in supporting creative alignment between artists who would go on to define their own lanes.

His work includes production for Rochelle Jordan, including the records "Feel The Same Way" and "SHOT." He also collaborated directly with Ric Wilson, producing and appearing on the track "Don't Rush" from Ric Wilson's BANBA album. That same record went on to appear in pop culture, including the Netflix feature film Let It Snow.

Patrick's music has also reached audiences through television and sync, with material featured in hit shows like Love and Hip Hop on VH1, including instrumentals used throughout scenes. Outside the traditional music world, he created music connected to premium brands and sports culture, including Mercedes-Benz work associated with race legend Michael Schumacher and photographer Uli Heckmann.

Self-taught and sharpened through real-world mentorship and early exposure through family, Patrick brings a rare combination of creative intuition, technical execution, and industry realism. Whether developing artists, shaping records, or crafting music designed for picture, he delivers production that is intentional, emotionally precise, and built to last.