FrancisGotHeat

Francis Bach Hoang NguyenTran
Born 1996
Nationality Canadian
Other names FrancisGotHeat
Occupation Hip hop producer
Years active Four
Website soundcloud.com/francisgotheat

Francis NguyenTran (known professionally as FrancisGotHeat) b. 1996, is a Canadian producer and songwriter. He is perhaps best known for his collaboration with Drake.[1]

NguyenTran an was raised in Toronto by Vietnamese Catholic parents. He was raised in a musical household and has five siblings.[2]

Described as a prodigy, NguyenTran has been written about in such publications as Vice[3], CBC[4], Exclaim[5], and others.

Selected discography

Discgraphy:-[6]

Artist Song Album (label year)
Tre Mission "Money Make (Her)"
Produced for Big Dada Recordings
Stigmata (2014)
Roy Woods "Jealousy"
Produced for OVO Sound
Exis (2015)
Kidd Kidd "Favors"
Produced for WalkLikeUs, RLLNR
Fuk Da Fame (2015)
Ab-Soul "Evil Genius"
Produced for Top Dawg Entertainment
Do What Thou Wilt (2016)
Tre Mission "On A Wave"
Produced for No Such Thing
On A Wave (2016)
Roy Woods "Switch"
Produced for OVO Sound
Waking At Dawn (2016)
Little Simz "King of Hearts"
Produced for Age 101 Music
Stillness in Wonderland (2017)
Bryson Tiller "Blowing Smoke"
Produced for RCA, Sony Music, Trapsoul
True To Self (2017)
Drake "4422"
Produced for Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records
More Life: A Playlist By October Firm (2017)

References

  1. Gambardella, Andrea. "How FrancisGotHeat Ended Up Producing Sampha's Soulful 'More Life' Highlight "4422"". Vice. Retrieved 24 May 2018.
  2. Lau, Melody. "From Drake to Cadence Weapon, FrancisGotHeat is one of Toronto's Hottest Producers Right Now". CBC.ca. Retrieved 24 May 2018.
  3. Noisey Canada Staff. "Inside the Organization Bringing Up Canada's Next Generation of Hit Producers". Vice. Retrieved 24 May 2018.
  4. Lau, Melody. "From Drake to Cadence Weapon, FrancisGotHeat is one of Toronto's Hottest Producers Right Now". CBC.ca. Retrieved 24 May 2018.
  5. Lowers, Erin. "Drake, Big Sean Beatsmith FrancisGotHeat Is Toronto's Next Big Producer". Exclaim. Retrieved 24 May 2018.
  6. "FrancisGotHeat". Discogs. Retrieved 3 June 2018.
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