Soleternity Productions: Online Beat Selling/Licensing

Welcome to Soleternity Productions Soundclick Home Page, home of over 225 Soleternity Instrumentals. You can browse through the beats by using the mp3 player at the top of this page, or by clicking here. Below you will find information on how to purchase or license music with Soleternity Productions. For over 7 years, Soleternity Productions has been one of the most reputable and recognized names online for great service and the most polished professional beats. Soleternity has collectively gathered over 5 million downloads between his mp3.com site and his soundclick site. Furthermore, he has mixtape and album placements (see discography below) with over 20 gold & platinum artists, ranging from Bone Crusher to Angie Stone, from Young Buck to Adina Howard.

Limited Time Beat Specials:

Level 1: Exclusive Ownership of Instrumental - $250-$1000

Level 2: Nonexclusive Ownership of Instrumental - $75

Level 3: Demo License (Non Profit) - $100 for 12 beats (or $15 per beat)

Additional Services:

Professional Mixing by Soleternity: $250 Per Song

Professional Mastering by Platinum Hills Mastering: $100 Per Song

How Does It Work?

Soleternity Productions offers you 3 different levels of doing business: Level 1: Exclusive Ownership, Level 2: Nonexclusive Ownership (Lease), and Level 3: Demo License (Non Profit). Note: Only select beats are available for Level 2 (Nonexclusive Ownership) and Level 3 (Demo License). Please contact to find out if a beat is available.

Clients purchasing Level 1: Exclusive Ownership or Level 2: Nonexclusive Ownerhip, recieve: A. The Beat Tracked out on DATA CD, B. The Wave File Mixdown of the Beat on Audio CD, and C. The Two Page Exclusive or Nonexclusive Ownership Contract with Soleternity's signature. Clients purchasing Level 3: Demo License, recieve: A. The Beat on Audio CD or an Mp3 File of the Beat Emailed To you.

Level 1 Exclusive Ownership: Outright ownership of beat. Beat may be used however the owner would like. Level 2 Nonexclusive Ownership: License to Commercially Use Beat. Level 3 Demo License: Permission to use beat for Non-Profit Purposes.

How To Contact Soleternity?

You can contact Soleternity directly at 404.246.2723 or soleternity@gmail.com.

Why Soleternity Productions?

Soleternity Productions is a staple in the online music production industry, doing honorable business since 2001 (Google Search: Soleternity). Soleternity Productions stands for integrity and the highest level of sevice. Prior to joining soundclick, Soleternity accumulated over 2 million downloads on Mp3.com between 2001 and 2003. Joining soundclick in 2004, Sol has gathered almost 2 million additional downloads. After honing his talent and investing in studio equipment, Sol relocated to Atlanta in 2004 and began racking up industry placements with artists including Bone Crusher, Bun B, Angie Stone, Adina Howard, Lil Scrappy, Young Buck, Khujo Goodie, Lloyd, 8Ball, J-Bo of the Youngbloodz, to name a few. Bone Crusher took Sol under his wing and exposed him to a lot of great artists and opportunities. Sol also linked with Big Meezy in ATL, who was highly influential in branding Soleternity and expanding business. Sol and Meezy expanded to include LA in 2006 and linked up with the hottest artists in LA, including Medusa of Project Blowed. Throughout it all Soleternity has been a consistent and admirable businessman for 7 years online, building Soleternity Productions to be a highly reputable company and creating a signature identity through his sound, style, and charisma, both in and out of the studio.

Soleternity Online:

At www.soundclick.com/soleternity you will find Soleternity's frequently updated online catalogue of music. Currently there are over 225 beats posted, with new beats being added at least every other week. Please visit www.soleternitymusic.com for Soleternity's Blog, which is updated a few times a week.

Soleternity Press Sheet Information & Partial Discography:

At 21 years old, Soleternity has created a successful music production company licensing and producing music for major label and independent artists, TV Shows, and other entities. Additionally, Soleternity has branded his success online, racking up over 4 million downloads of his beats since 2001, and licensing or selling music to over 500 clients worldwide through his online company. Soleternity is unsigned although he has his own artists that he markets under the multimedia company STTS ENT which he operates with business partner Big Mountain. Soleternity lived in Roscoe, IL until age 17, moved to Atlanta, GA until age 20, now residing in Los Angeles, California, traveling between Atlanta, Roscoe, and Las Vegas.

The Source Magazine July 2006 Issue: Bone Crusher “Release The Beast” Album Review by Soren Baker: "...On lead single 'Southern Gorillaz,' producer Christopher 'Soleternity' McGill's swirling sound effects and heavy-handed keyboards create a stellar soundbed for Bone Crusher and parnter-in-rhyme Cotton... Much of the rest of the 12-cut album hits just as hard, as is the case on the angst filled 'Mug On' and the assertive 'Stomp By The A Town,' two sequels of sorts to 'Never Scared.'"

Major Distribution Album Placements: Bone Crusher “Release The Beast” (845/VainGlorious) (July 2006); “We Are..” (Producer/Mixer), “Stomped By The A Town” (Producer/Mixer), “Lights, Camera, Action” (Producer/Mixer), “I Do It” (Producer/Mixer), “Southern Gorillaz” (Producer/Mixer), “Danger” (Producer/Mixer), “Pistol Fo” (Producer/Mixer), “Gotta Get That Money” (Producer/Mixer). Khujo Goodie “Mercury” (July 2007); “Dirty South Nigga” (Producer/Mixer), “We So Dirty” (Producer/Mixer), “I Am” (Producer/Mixer).

Independent Album Placements: Epiphany F/ Saigon “First of A Dieing Breed” “If Game” (Conduit) (2002); Finesse Starz “Real Fiction” (Starz) (2004); Instant Legend “Suzie Q And The Horse She Rode In On” (Absynth Recordz) (2003); Rare Blend “Press Play” (La Lo Records) (2003); Jackknife “Hip Hop Is Dead” (JKP) (2004); Phact “The Dirty Phact” (2004); Jackknife “Visions Brought To Life” (JKP) (2003); Mistaken Identity “Beautifully Absurd” (2004); Fiyaboy “5000 Farenheight” (Entourage) (2007); Woo Child “Bridge The Gap” (Omnypotint Records) (2002); Raskal “The Secret” (3000 Ent) (2004); Babylon Renigg “Babylon Reniggotiated” (2003). DVD: “Universe 2: Implosion Factor” (2003).

Mixtape Placements: Dj Rip…Best of 2pac and the Outlawz “4 Timez”; Dj Whoo Kid and Lloyd Banks SWAT Mixtape “Young Buck - Sleep With An AK”; Dj Smallz and Pimp C Souther Smoke 25 “Bun B - Walk That Walk“; DJ Smallz and Bone Crusher “Bad To The Bone Southern Smoke Special Ed”; Paul Wall, Trae “Hatin On Me” “Live From The South Mixtape”; Joe Buddens “Grand Finaal Mixtape”; Lil Scrappy “Haters” “Live Wire Dj Whoo Kid”’; Dj Rip… Adina Howard “Let U Hit”; Dj Rip…Big Meezy “Double Mixtape Classic”; Dj Rip Presents Hydro “Smokin Da Game Out”; Kinfolk “From 900 To Palm Beach”; Trap Boiz “Crunk Trap Music”; Stack Do “Either Way It Go”; Enfo “Bronx Story”; True Da Hustla “Philly 215”; Don Cerino “The Rap Game is A Joke”; Science Camp Compilation and Remix Cds 1-2; Bone Crusher, ET Young Hawk “Get My Gun” Bomb Squad Vol.1; Pint -n- Plex “Workin’ Trifecta”; Da One Irie B “Take Off Your Clothes”; Main Man “A Class Of My Own”.

TV Appearances: MTV Next (Feb 2008) Guest Host, Producer of Music For Show. MTV America’s Best Dance Crew (Feb 2008). Vh1 Celebrity Fit Club: Bone Crusher Supporter.