American record producer and songwriter
Daniel "Danny" Tannenbaum, known professionally as Bekon (sometimes stylized as Bēkon), previously known as Danny Keyz, is an American record producer, songwriter and musician.
Career.
As Danny Keyz, he collaborated closely with his mentor DJ Khalil, contributing music to Eminem's album "Recovery" including working on the tracks "25 to Life" and "Almost Famous", Dr. Dre's song "Kush" and Drake's single "Fear". He also collaborated with the producer Emile Haynie on Emeli Sandé's "My Kind of Love".
Bekon provided composition and instrumentation for the Lecrae album "Gravity", which won the Grammy Award for Best Gospel Album in 2012. He also provided production and vocals for at least eight tracks on Kendrick Lamar's album "Damn", which went on to win a Grammy Award and Pulitzer Prize in 2018, and production and composition for H.E.R.'s album "I Used to Know Her"- nominated for a Grammy Award in 2020. His own album, "Get with the Times", was released in 2018.
In 2017, after being credited with providing production and additional vocals for Kendrick Lamar's "Damn", Bekon's identity was revealed to be Daniel Tannenbaum.
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