Artist	Song
Brandy	Turn It Up (Main SED Version)
from Afrodisiac (2004)
Destiny's Child	Say My Name (feat. Static) [Timbaland Remix]
from Say My Name - EP (2000)
Shawnna & Ludacris	Shake That Sh**
from Worth tha Weight (2004)
Diddy	After Love (feat. Keri)
from Press Play (2006)
Black Eyed Peas with Justin Timberlake	My Style
from Monkey Business (2005)
Bobby Valentino	Rearview (Ridin')
from Special Occasion (2007)
Pastor Troy	Are We Cuttin'
from Universal Soldier (2002)
Lox	Ryde or Die, Bitch
from We Are the Streets (2000)
Obie Trice	Bad Bitch
from Cheers (2003)
Jadakiss	Nasty Girl
from Kiss Tha Game Goodbye (2001)
Fabolous	Right Now & Later On
from Ghetto Fabolous (2009)
Justin Timberlake	(Oh No) What You Got
from Justified (2002)
Fat Joe	Everybody Get Up
from All or Nothing (2005)
Ms. Jade	Big Head
from Girl Interrupted (2002)
Nas	You Won't See Me Tonight (feat. Aaliyah)
from I Am... (1999)
Brandy	Sadiddy
from Afrodisiac (2004)
Missy Elliott	I'm Really Hot
from This Is Not a Test! (2003)
Mýa	Step
from Moodring (2003)
Bubba Sparxxx	Jimmy Mathis
from Deliverance (2003)
Beanie Sigel	In the Club
from DJ Clue Presents: Backstage Mixtape (2000)
Ludacris	Phat Rabbit
from Back for the First Time (2000)
Keri Hilson	Make Love
from In a Perfect World... (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Queen Latifah	Go Head
from Queen Latifah: She's a Queen - A Collection of Greatest Hits (2002)
D.O.E., N.O.R.E. & Nature	4 a Minute
from Oye Mi Canto - EP (2004)
Shade Sheist & Timbaland	Money Owners
from Informal Introduction (2002)

Comment:

The concept of “Deep Cuts” doesn’t really exist in Timbaland’s catalog. After all, he makes music for the masses — tracks that are hell bent on climbing the charts [i]and[/i] changing everything you thought you knew about Top 40 songs. Really, can you think of any other beat conductor who’d coat an old-time country sample (Area Code 615’s “Stone Fox Chase”) with swift sci-fi synths the way Timbaland does on “Jimmy Mathis”? Or how about the way “I’m Really Hot” drops sweeping strings, groove-gouging turntable scratches, pep-rally cheers, and slight disco nods in [i]the same song[/i]? From Black Eyed Peas to Brandy, from Mack 10 to Ms. Jade, this is Timbaland’s world — we’re just living in it.

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