Marley Marl Biography
Marley Marl , born by his real names Marlon Williams, is an American Dj, record producer, rapper and record label founder.
He became one of the most famous hip hop producer in 2007, hence receiving an award from the Berkeley College of Music for his contribution in music.
The rapper has got accreditation for influencing great number of hip hop icons examples, RZA, DJ Premier, and Pete Rock.
Marley Marl Age
He was born on September 30, 1962, in New York City, New York, United States. He is 61 years old as of 2023.
Marley Marl Career
He has accreditation with influencing a number of hip hop icons such as RZA, DJ Premier, and Pete Rock. He was also featured on Eric B. & Rakim’s “Paid In Full” from their debut album which was also recorded in his studio.
Being a producer, one notable project was LL Cool J’s Mama Said Knock You Out. The American rapper became interested in music, by performing in local talent shows, during the early days of rap music.
Marley, caught his big break in 1984, with artist Roxanne Shante’s hit Roxanne’s Revenge. The producer is also well known with responsibilities for starting the musical band Juice Crew alongside DJ Mr. Magic.
Marl Net Worth
The American rapper and producer has an estimated net worth of $5 million as of 2023.
Marley Marl Movie
- Step up 3D 2010
- Tragedy: The story of Queenbridge.
Marl Songs
- The Symphony – 1988
- Droppin’ Science
In Control, Volume 1 · 1988 - We Write the Songs
In Control, Volume 1 · 1988 - Da Bridge 2001
2000 - The Bridge
1999 - Live Motivator
In Control, Volume 1 · 1988 - Duck Alert
In Control, Volume 1 · 1988 - Marley Marl Scratch
1985 - Kill a Rapper
Hummin
Re-Entry · 2001 - House of Hits
Hip Hop Lives · 2007 - He Cuts So Fresh
1986 - Wack Itt
In Control, Volume 1 · 1988
All Skool
Hip Hop Lives · 2007 - Rising to the Top
Hip Hop Lives · 2007 - What Ruling Means
Re-Entry · 2001 - Check the Mirror
In Control, Volume II: For Your Steering Pleasure · 1991 - Made The Change
Operation Take Back Hip Hop · 2008 - Foundation Symphony
Re-Entry · 2001 - Do U Remember
Re-Entry · 2001 - Big Faces
Re-Entry · 2001 - The Man Marley Marl
2003 - Lost Beat
Re-Entry · 2001 - America Eats the Young
In Control, Volume II: For Your Steering Pleasure · 1991 - Just Funky
Re-Entry · 2001 - Teacha’s Back
Hip Hop Lives · 2007 - NY, NY
Re-Entry · 2001
Girl, I Was Wrong
In Control, Volume II: For Your Steering Pleasure · 1991
This Is What It Is
Hip Hop Lives · 2007 - Who’s Sicker
Re-Entry · 2001
Easy Type S**T
Re-Entry · 2001 - Musika
Hip Hop Lives · 200
Marley Marl Album
- In Control, Volume 1
1988 - Hip Hop Lives
2007 - Re-Entry
2001
The Queensbridge Sessions
In Control, Volume II: For Your Steering Pleasure
1991 - Hip Hop Dictionary
2000 - Operation Take Back Hip Hop
2008 - West End Mixtape Sessions
2005 - In Control Volume II: For Your Steering Pleasure
1991 - One Eyed Maniac
2004 - Road to the Riches
1989 - One Day (At a Time)
Marley Marl House Of Hits
Marl The Symphony
He produced the rap song “The Symphony”. In 1988 the single appeared on His Cold Chillin Records
Marley In Control Vol 2
He released the in control vol 2 album in 1991,where by in These new album he showcase a new crop of artists and incorporate some of his more established friends and crew members.
Marl Juice Crew
He was the co-founder of the Juice Crew. these a composition of Hip Hop, made up largely of Queensbridge (New York, US)–based artists, in the mid to late 1980s
Marley Re-Entry
He produced Re-Entry, one of his albums which was released in 2001 on a barely Breaking Even Records.