Sleepy Brown

Sleepy Brown, a key figure in the Atlanta music scene since the early '90s, rose to prominence as part of the renowned production team Organized Noize, contributing to hits like OutKast's "Player's Ball" and TLC's "Waterfalls." With a smooth falsetto reminiscent of soul legends Curtis Mayfield and Eddie Kendricks, Brown showcased his vocal talent on various projects while continuing to collaborate with artists like OutKast's Big Boi and Janelle Monáe. Over the years, he released solo work like Mr. Brown (2006) and joined forces with Big Boi for the project The Big Sleepover (2021), solidifying his place in R&B and hip-hop.

Raised in a musical family with a father in the funk band Brick, Sleepy Brown's upbringing heavily influenced his career as a multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. His collaborations with Organized Noize led to Grammy nominations and chart-topping hits, showcasing his versatility across genres. With a knack for blending funk and hip-hop elements, Brown's solo endeavors and partnerships with artists like Future and Big Boi have further cemented his reputation as a respected musician and producer in the industry.