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Dunlap Exclusive
Background information
Birth name	Charles Dunlap
Born	(1983-10-23) October 23, 1983 (age 41)
Origin	Nashville, Tennessee
Occupation	Record producer

Charles Dunlap (conceived October 23, 1983) is better known by his stagename Dunlap Exclusive. He is a Grammy, Stellar and 3x Dove award-winning music producer from Nashville, Tennessee who has worked with artists such as 2 Chainz, Lloyd, Jim Jones, TLC (group) Trina, Rick Ross and Lecrae.

As a visionary, Dunlap realized he had outgrown his hometown and moved to Atlanta to pursue music. He began working with Gorilla Zoe at Block ENT in the Mixtape market. Later he worked with Atlanta Def Jam/DTP recording artist Playaz Circle as well as landing a placement on Tampa's Atlantic/Big Gates artist Plies on his album Goon Affiliated.

Dunlap left Atlanta to work closely with Interscope group I Square, and Dirty Money on their “Last Train To Paris” album in Los Angeles. Returning to Atlanta a little over a year later, he landed a placement on Jim Jones' album “Capo”. From there he went on to working with acts such as Lecrae, TLC, Snoop Dogg and more.

Dunlap has music in the Film and Television Industry syncing in #1 TV shows such as Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Bad Girls Club, Love and Hip Hop : New York, Mythic Quest, and Basketball Wives on VH1. He has worked with Indie films placing 3 songs in the movie titled "Hey Mr.Postman" featuring Omar Gooding and Anthony Johnson. Dunlap also made a debut alongside Pop Hip hop artist DeAna Fai in her "Me & Mine" Official Music Video. He has an upcoming release featured in the hit Podcast, and Television Show "DeAna Fai presents Kings & Queens of Entertainment" as a guest speaker supporting the National Breast Cancer Foundation and the American Stroke Association.

Discography

Studio albums

• I Wanna Thank Me (August 16, 2019) Snoop Dogg
• Turn Up Godz (March 1, 2019) Waka Flocka Flame ft. DJ Whoo Kid
• TLC (June 30, 2017) TLC
• Minorville ([September 10, 2013) Derek Minor
• Heroes for Sale (April 16, 2013) Andy Mineo
• Gravity (September 4, 2012) Lecrae
• Capo (April 5, 2011) Jim Jones
• Formerly Known (September 9, 2011) Andy Mineo
• Rehab: The Overdose (January 11, 2011) Lecrae
• Blacklight (May 31, 2011) Tedashii
• Goon Affiliated (June 8, 2010) Plies

Album charts

Snoop Dogg

TLC

Andy Mineo

Lecrae

Jim Jones

Lecrae

Plies

Accolades

Grammy GMA Dove Award Stellar Award

References

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• American music industry executives
• African-American record producers
• American hip-hop record producers
• 1983 births
• Living people
• 21st-century African-American people
• 20th-century African-American people