RJD2

American electronic music producer

RJD2, whose real name is Ramble John Krohn, is an American music producer and musician known for his work in the hip-hop and electronic music genres. He emerged in the early 2000s and quickly gained recognition for his skill in blending soul, funk, and hip-hop elements. RJD2's debut album "Deadringer," released in 2002, was highly acclaimed and set the stage for his innovative approach to production. His subsequent albums, including "Since We Last Spoke" (2004), showcased his evolving style and continued to build his reputation as a versatile and creative force in the music industry. Over the years, RJD2 has released several albums, including "Dame Fortune" (2016) and "The Fun Ones" (2020), each reflecting his eclectic influences and mastery of sampling and beat-making. In addition to his solo work, RJD2 has also been involved in collaborative projects and has contributed to the soundtracks of various television shows, most notably composing the theme song for the AMC series "Mad Men." His career has been marked by a consistent exploration of new sounds while maintaining a strong connection to the roots of sample-based music production.