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\n\tThere are a handful of hip-hop producers you can argue have served as architects for the sound of modern rap. Turbo<\/a>, sometimes known as Turbo the Great, would undoubtedly be on the Mount Rushmore of present-day rap hitmakers.\u00a0With production credits on some of this generation\u2019s biggest hits \u2014 Gunna<\/a>\u2018s \u201cDrip Too Hard\u201d and Travis Scott\u2019s \u201cYosemite\u201d to name a couple \u2014 Turbo, real name Chandler A. Great, is among the most prolific producers to come out of Atlanta<\/a>. He\u2019s furnished the hip-hop Mecca with an endless bag of hits featuring his distinct, melodic take on trap that by now feels like a signature for a whole city.<\/p>\n \n\tMost recently, Turbo lent production work on Gunna\u2019s new album,\u00a0The Last Wun<\/a><\/em>, which debuted at the top of the hip-hop charts last week, as well as Offset<\/a>\u2018s new album,\u00a0Kiari<\/a>,<\/em>\u00a0which dropped Frid<\/span>ay. In the past year, he\u2019s formed a budding creative relationship with Wizkid<\/a>, whom he plans to feature on his upcoming album. As a producer, Turbo is most adept at creating cinematic beats capable of engulfing you in a world of his own creation.<\/p>\n