Donald Robertson (record producer) facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Donald XL Robertson
Donald XL Robertson, music producer and founder of XL Productionz
Background information
Birth name	Donald Robertson Jr.
Born	(1973-01-04) January 4, 1973 (age 52) New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.
Genres	Hip hop
Occupation(s)	Rapper, producer, songwriter, record executive
Years active	1999–present
Labels	XL Productionz, INgrooves/Fontana

Donald "XL" Robertson is an American rapper, music producer, and business owner from New Orleans. He is known for his work in hip hop music.

Early Life and Music Beginnings

Donald XL Robertson grew up in New Orleans, a city famous for its music. He was surrounded by soul, funk, and jazz music from a young age. His parents introduced him to hip hop music. They brought home "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang.

XL's first rap name was DJ Jazzy D. Later, he changed it to XL. He joined Big Boogie to form a rap group called Strictly Business. He chose the name XL because he believes in doing everything "Xtra Large."

Music Albums

Donald XL Robertson has released several solo albums. These albums show his talent as both a rapper and a producer.

Solo Albums by XL

• "That's The Business" (2005)
• "He Did That Instrumental Volume 1" (2005)
• "It's Like This" (2007)
• "Strickly Business" (2008)
• "Strickly Business Reloaded" (2009)
• "Jumpin Porches" (2009)
• "Amplified" (2009)
• "Lookin 4 A Grown Woman" (2010)
• "Be Free" (2011)
• "The Un-Intelligent" (2011)

Remixes and Collaborations

XL Robertson has also worked on many remixes for other famous artists. A remix is a new version of an existing song. Producers change the music or add new parts.

Popular Remixes by XL

• "Camouflage" Remix by Brandy (2009)
• "I Get It In" Remix by Omarion featuring Gucci Mane (2009)
• "Professional" Remix by Play featuring Ray J & Chyna Whyte (2009)
• "Camouflage" Remix by Brandy featuring Lok Akim (2009)
• "Camouflage" Remix by Brandy featuring Mia X (2009)
• "I Am" by Mary J. Blige with extra production by Brigg Sterns (2009)
• "I Am" by Mary J. Blige featuring Mia X with extra production by Brigg Sterns (2009)
• "To be Real" by Mary J. Blige featuring Mia X (2009)