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| Khao | |
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| Birth name | Kevin Cates |
| Origin | Montgomery, Alabama, United States |
| Genre(s) | Contemporary R&B, Hip hop |
| Occupation(s) | songwriter, record producer |
| Years active | 2004–present (producer) |
| Label(s) | Grand Hustle/Atlantic |
| Website | khaomusic.com |
Kevin "Khao" Cates (born in Montgomery, Alabama) is an American record producer and rapper. He is head of production for Atlanta-based record label Grand Hustle. Khao also has his own record label—IntAprize/GTT Entertainmant.
[edit] Productions
- Songs: "Gimme Sum Mo", "Ride"
- Dirty — Keep It Pimp & Gangsta (2003, Universal)
- Songs: "C’mon", "Keep It", "Lose Control (Candyman Pt. 2)", "Chicken Hustlin' "
- T.I. — Urban Legend (2004, Grand Hustle/Atlantic)
- Songs: "Why U Mad At Me?", "Limelight"
- Songs: "Last of a Dying Breed"
- P$C — T.I. Presents the P$C: 25 to Life (2005, Grand Hustle/Atlantic)
- Songs: "1 Crew", "Limelight"
- Paul Wall — The Peoples Champ (2005, Swishahouse/Atlantic)
- Songs: "So Many Diamonds"
- Lil' Kim — The Naked Truth (2005, Atlantic)
- Songs: "I Know You See Me", "Get Yours"
- Songs: "Why You Wanna", "Stand Up Guy", "Hello", "Undertaker"
- Governor — Son of Pain (2006, Grand Hustle/Atlantic)
- Songs: "Slow Down"
- Ruben Studdard — The Return (2006, J/19)
- Songs: "Listen to Ya Heart", "The Return (Of the Velvet Bear)" (co-produced with Harold Lilly), "To da Crib"
- Trick Daddy — Back by Thug Demand (2006, Slip-n-Slide/Atlantic)
- Songs: "Booty Doo"
- Songs: "Double Up" (co-produced with R. Kelly)
- T.I. — T.I. vs. T.I.P. (2007, Grand Hustle/Atlantic)
- Songs: "Watch What You Say to Me"
- Yung Joc — Hustlenomics (2007, Block/Bad Boy South/Atlantic)
- Songs: "Pak Man"
- DJ Drama — Gangsta Grillz: The Album (2007, Atlantic)
- Songs: "Keep It Gangsta" "Cheers"
- Chingy — Hate It or Love It (2007, Slot-A-Lot/Disturbing tha Peace/Island Def Jam)
- Songs: "Lovely Ladies"
- Snoop Dogg — Ego Trippin' (2008, Doggystyle/Geffen)
- Songs: "Whateva U Do"
- Songs: "Come Thru"
