Vybe Beatz

Christian Arceo (born December 1, 1990), professionally known as Vybe Beatz,[1] is an American record producer from San Jose, California. Vybe is best known for producing, hip hop R&B, and Trap instrumentals. He is also known for originally producing "All the Way Turnt Up" by Roscoe Dash, & Travis Porter.

Vybe Beatz
Vybe Beatz in the studio in 2017
Background information
Birth nameChristian Arceo
Also known as
  • Vybe, Vylib, Vybe Hitz, Vybe The Hitmaker
Born (1990-12-01) December 1, 1990
OriginSan Jose, California, United States
Genres
Occupation(s)
Instruments
Years active2008–present
Associated actsRoscoe Dash, Travis Porter
Websitethisisvybe.com

Early life

When Arceo was 13, he started downloading software programs off of the very popular limewire, which is how he found the first Digital Audio WorkStation (DAW) Sony Acid,[2] because he was very intrigued about composing music after he had started, he did some research on other DAW's and came across Fl Studio. He liked working on this so much that it would keep him up all day and night, and even after school he couldn't wait to create music.

Career

Vybe was one of the first musicians to reach over 200 million plays on soundclick.[3] He produced the hit single by Roscoe Dash titled "All the Way Turnt Up". A controversy started around this song once another rap group Travis Porter recorded an alternate version to this song using the production made by Vybe,[4] and didn't feature Dash as the main artist / writer. Because of this, Dash re-recorded the song, and even had another producer K.E. on the Track re-produce the instrumental, and Dash featured this as his hit single for his debut album with interscope records.

Production credits

2010

02. "All The Way Turnt Up" (ft. Soulja Boy)" (co-prod.: K.E. on the Track)

2011

  • Bizzle - Tough Love & Parables
10. "Christ Reigns (feat. Bumps Inf, Redd Lettaz, P Dub)" (co-prod.: SuperStar O)
12. "Just Sayin"
16. "Regular People"
  • Pooh Hefner - The 16th Letter - The Street Album
02. "Think We Got A Liar (ft. E-40, Hollywood)"
10. "Sloboda"

2012

  • C-Kan - Voy Por El Sueño de Muchos
11. "Sexy (ft. Rigo Luna)"
  • Pooh Hefner - Cafe Mason
10. "Gotta Be It (feat. Lil G, Crash)" (co-prod.: Cardo)
  • Pooh Hefner & Philthy Rich - AOB Ent and Livewire Records Present: #NOBFE
18. "Liar Remix (ft. E-40, Hollywood)"

2013

  • Cho - Knock Knock 2
18. "Bombay (ft. Sembem, Sjaak)"
08. "No SLeep Gang" (co-prod.: Cardo)
"Rands and Nairas (ft. AB Crazy & DJ Dimplez)"

2014

"Rands and Nairas Remix (ft. Ice Prince, AB Crazy, Anatii, Phyno, Cassper Nyovest & DJ Dimplez)"
02. "Right Now"
04. "I Just Rather"
11. "Purple Haze"

2015

05. "No More"
08. "Ride Or Die (ft. Lee Mazin)"
  • Zoey Dollaz
"Pool Party (ft. Jim Jones)

2016

  • YBS Skoola - No Pen Just Paper: Reloaded
06. "Baby Girl"

2017

  • DEOEN - New Games
02. "Cartel"
  • Snow Tha Product
"NoMore (ft. LexTheGreat)"
  • Soldier Kidd - All Eyez On Me
11. "Grand Theft Auto" (co-prod.: KidTerror)

2018

22. "Lies (Mentiras) (ft. Troopnastyy)"
03. "OK, Fine"
05. "Lit Lit"
18. "Diamanten auf mein’ Nacken (ft. A$AP Twelvyy)"
26. "Idéal Life"

2019

02. "Kitchen Kings" (co-prod.: KidTerror)
"Rich" (co-prod.: Shaq Gonzoe)
  • Lil Poppa - Almost Normal
11. "John Wick (ft. Neno Calvin)" (co-prod.: India Got Them Beats)

Production equipment and style

Vybe likes to keep his studio equipment simple yet efficient, he uses an AKAI Advance 49 Keyboard, Yamaha HS8's Studio monitors, Beyerdynamic DT 770 studio headphones, and various software plugins which includes Kontakt, Massive, and Keyscape.[5] Vybe's style is described as versatile, smooth, melodic, bass, and bounce [6] which also includes his popular "Vibe" producer tag which was originally sampled from a 2007 Pontiac Vibe commercial.[7]

Influences

Aside from him inspiring himself to make good music, Vybe stated his influences [8] comes from Scott Storch, & The Runners.

References
  1. "Christian Arceo". SNT Magazine. SNT Magazine. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  2. "**Interview with Vybe (Influences)". Crazy Pellas. January 17, 2017. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  3. "**Soundclick". June 20, 2009. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  4. "**Billboard - Roscoe Dash, Feud". April 16, 2010. Retrieved April 16, 2010.
  5. "**Interview". Crazy Pellas. January 17, 2017. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  6. "**Interview". SNT Magazine. January 17, 2017. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  7. "**Interview". Crazy Pellas. January 17, 2017. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
  8. "**Interview with Vybe (Influences)". Crazy Pellas. January 17, 2017. Retrieved January 17, 2017.
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