Spanning over two decades of work, Big Jerm’s discography reflects a consistent presence across some of hip-hop’s most influential releases. His credits include projects under Atlantic, Warner, Rostrum, Taylor Gang, Maybach Music Group, and ESGN, contributing both production and engineering to records that have helped define a generation.

Jerm’s sonic identity is rooted in sample-driven production, warm analog textures, and tight, swing-heavy drum programming—often balancing soulful instrumentation with crisp, polished low-end. His mix style is clean and dynamic, favoring clarity and punch while maintaining a natural sense of space that allows vocals and melodies to breathe. Whether it’s the lush layers of Divine Feminine or the gritty bounce of Kush & OJ, Jerm’s work consistently delivers emotional impact with commercial polish.

Highlights include Mac Miller’s Faces, GO:OD AM, and The Divine Feminine; Wiz Khalifa’s Rolling Papers, Kush & OJ, and Taylor Allderdice; and collaborations with Snoop Dogg, Juicy J, Freddie Gibbs, and Empire of the Sun. His sound translates seamlessly across mixtapes, full-length albums, and sync-friendly releases, proving his versatility and precision.

This catalog isn’t just a list of credits—it’s a record of influence, built project by project.