DJ Yella

Along with Dre, Yella helped produce Eazy-E\'s debut album Eazy-Duz-It and the three N.W.A albums, with the first one being a compilation album translating into millions of sales. Along with Dre and Arabian Prince, Yella co-produced J.J. Fad\'s gold certified debut (Super Sonic) and also Michel\'le\'s (self-titled) album and contributed to The D.O.C.\'s 1989 album No One Can Do It Better (also produced by Dre). Jerry Heller, in his 2006 memoir Ruthless, witnessed Dre and Yella\'s work together, writing that the two had an almost eerie understanding, as they crafted high quality beats and productions with almost no words or full sentences needing to be spoken.\n', '

Yella remained close to Eazy and stayed on production duties at Ruthless Records after the acrimonious breakup of N.W.A. He produced J.J. Fad\'s second album Not Just a Fad (1990), Yomo & Maulkie\'s album Are U Xperienced? (1…